TWO TRAINS RUNNING

British Blues singer/guitarist Dave Peabody and I played and toured together in the mid-nineties, before Riverdance intervened. Dave is a real stalwart of the British Blues scene, highly regarded for his encyclopedic knowledge of all things Blues as well as his authentic playing and singing styles (close your eyes and you'd swear he was from the Mississippi - not London SW4). He has a parallel career as a music photographer, being one of the house photographers for World Music bible Froots magazine, and is much in demand for album cover shots and promo photos. You can see his work on the cover of New Irish Harmonica.

Hearing Sonny Terry play blues harp was my inspiration to play harmonica, and I still love to play straight ahead, no-nonsense Blues. It is such relaxing music, and I think that feeling is reflected on this album, which is one of the favorites I've recorded. It was recorded live to DAT by Dave and myself in a couple of evening sessions, and released by Indigo Records in May 2000. 

TRACKS: Download Single MP3s (instant!) or Buy CD

CD

^{Buy ALL Tracks}

^{1. Broke Down Engine}

^{2. Careless Love}

^{3. Ride Mama Ride}

^{4. Queen Bee}

^{5. Two Trains Running}

^{6. Crow Jane}

^{7. The Didgeriblues}

^{8. Bad Luck Dice}

^{9. I've Got the Blues and Can't Be Satisfied}

^{10. One Way Gal}

^{11. Long Tall Mama}

^{12. Losing Hand}

^{13. Mama,Talk to Your Daughter}

^{14. Pearline}

HARMONICAS

All the songs are played on retuned, half-valved Suzuki Promaster diatonics.