Time: 54:25
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front
01. Don't You Just Love The Blues! (4:59)
02. Got Home This Morning (5:44)
03. Cruisin' Come Sundown (5:51)
04. William Fredrick (A Homage) (5:50)
05. I Don't Mind (5:37)
06. Just Wanna Have A Good Time (4:52)
07. Lord Hear My Prayer (4:27)
08. Need An Alibi (3:30)
09. She's So Fine (4:50)
10. Should Have Left You Baby (4:57)
11. You Know Who's Gonna Win (3:43)
Originally played as the George Shovlin Blues Band, between 1995 and 2005. In 2014, the same band re-formed as ‘George Shovlin and The Radars’ with the prime intention of establishing themselves on the National blues scene.
After making a huge impact in the NE, they very quickly progressed to playing a number of prestigious Northern gigs and finally playing the Great British Rock and Blues Festival, Skegness, followed by festival appearances at Fife Jazz and Blues Festival, Reivers Rock and Blues Festival, Durham Blues Festival, Diggle Blues Festival, Maryport Blues Festival, Mainsforth Music Festival, Bell Rock Blues Festival, Arbroath, culminating in playing on the British 'Blues Matters' Stage at the Great British Rock and Blues Festival, Colne, at the end of August. In January, 2016 the band played again at the Great British R & B Festival, Skegness as well as a number of other festivals and commenced a short national tour in May, 2016.
This year they have already played at the Durham and Cleethorpes Blues Festivals and are booked to play the Southport and Bowness Bay Blues Festivals in 2018. In March, 2018 the band embarks on a 5-date tour of SE England.
After making a huge impact in the NE, they very quickly progressed to playing a number of prestigious Northern gigs and finally playing the Great British Rock and Blues Festival, Skegness, followed by festival appearances at Fife Jazz and Blues Festival, Reivers Rock and Blues Festival, Durham Blues Festival, Diggle Blues Festival, Maryport Blues Festival, Mainsforth Music Festival, Bell Rock Blues Festival, Arbroath, culminating in playing on the British 'Blues Matters' Stage at the Great British Rock and Blues Festival, Colne, at the end of August. In January, 2016 the band played again at the Great British R & B Festival, Skegness as well as a number of other festivals and commenced a short national tour in May, 2016.
This year they have already played at the Durham and Cleethorpes Blues Festivals and are booked to play the Southport and Bowness Bay Blues Festivals in 2018. In March, 2018 the band embarks on a 5-date tour of SE England.
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