Recently heralded as ‘a great lost Scottish talent and one of our finest ever blues players’, Andy Gunn’s inspirational return to the music scene was proclaimed, in his own undeniable style, by the acclaimed 2015 album Miracle of Healing.
Andy’s truly original, intuitive and soulful playing has drawn comparisons to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix. He has shared the stage and billing with some big names too – highlights of his career this far include supporting Buddy Guy at The Queens’ Hall, jamming with Albert Collins and backing Geno Washington at the first Belladrum Festival.
Andy pays tribute to his parents for the gift of his first guitar at an early age, and to his mother’s rock’n’roll collection for leading him to Blues masters like Lightnin’ Hopkins and Muddy Waters. This early development formed a precocious talent – Andy’s first band Jumpin’ the Gunn were signed by Virgin’s blues label, Point Blank, and they travelled to Memphis just as he was leaving school. This early experience gave Andy the enviable opportunity to learn from and exchange riffs with Al Green’s rhythm section and Pop Staples, to name a few. Here, his raw talent developed into a prodigious touch which led to Andy being ranked as a world class talent.
Andy’s truly original, intuitive and soulful playing has drawn comparisons to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix. He has shared the stage and billing with some big names too – highlights of his career this far include supporting Buddy Guy at The Queens’ Hall, jamming with Albert Collins and backing Geno Washington at the first Belladrum Festival.
Andy pays tribute to his parents for the gift of his first guitar at an early age, and to his mother’s rock’n’roll collection for leading him to Blues masters like Lightnin’ Hopkins and Muddy Waters. This early development formed a precocious talent – Andy’s first band Jumpin’ the Gunn were signed by Virgin’s blues label, Point Blank, and they travelled to Memphis just as he was leaving school. This early experience gave Andy the enviable opportunity to learn from and exchange riffs with Al Green’s rhythm section and Pop Staples, to name a few. Here, his raw talent developed into a prodigious touch which led to Andy being ranked as a world class talent.
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:10
Size: 130.9 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2017
Art: Front
[4:31] 1. Misery Blues (Acoustic)
[3:10] 2. Let You Go
[5:54] 3. Sorry Mess Blues
[5:27] 4. Back On Song
[3:47] 5. Mississippi Ground
[6:08] 6. Battlefield Blues
[4:36] 7. Eidyn Shuffle
[3:56] 8. Help You Along
[6:16] 9. Suffering Man's Blues
[4:54] 10. Warm Heart Blue
[4:15] 11. Too Many Guitars To Give Up Now
[4:09] 12. Going Home Again
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 26:48
Size: 61.4 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[3:17] 1. Limbo Heart
[3:39] 2. Steamroll
[2:39] 3. Lay It On Me
[4:37] 4. Get Along For Me
[3:50] 5. Take A Chance
[2:41] 6. Rockin' The Blues
[3:37] 7. Stand Up
[2:24] 8. Cabana
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