Time: 57:00
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2000/2017
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Soul
Art: Front
01. That's The Stuff You Got To Watch (Feat. Ruby Turner) (3:33)
02. Missing You (Feat. Earl Green) (4:22)
03. Equal Opportunity (Feat. Taka Boom) (6:04)
04. Try (Feat. Dick Heckstall-Smith) (5:35)
05. Grease Piece (Feat. Dick Heckstall-Smith) (5:11)
06. You Made Me Cry (Feat. Earl Green) (3:58)
07. Sugar Pie (Feat. Dana Gillespie) (2:52)
08. Get The Facts (4:38)
09. Blue Shift (Comin At Ya) (5:06)
10. Just Like A Fish (Feat. Deitra Farr, Dick Heckstall-Smith) (4:27)
11. If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right (Feat. Connie Lush) (4:27)
12. Suzy And Georgia (Feat. Dick Heckstall-Smith) (6:41)
Guitarist Jon Taylor was given the name T-Bone by fellow musicians after the great blues singer and guitarist Aaron T-Bone Walker (1910 - 1975), a personal favourite. He led the acclaimed, London based blues band The Bop Brothers (1985 - 2000). Many of Britain's finest players passed through its ranks. The band recorded two CDs for the Abacabe label.
Taylor attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London (1985-86) where tutors on the Jazz and Rock course included the late Lionel Grigson, Phil Lee and Trevor Tomkins. He accompanied visiting American artists/tutors Bobby Shew and Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (Blanchard, Harrison, Toussaint, Miller, Plaxico).
The 1990s saw Taylor link up with pianist Tim Richards in various blues and funk orientated line-ups.
Taylor has been a session guest on BBC Radio Two's Paul Jones Show five times, with Bop Brothers, Charlie Sayles, Deitra Farr, Mojo Buford and Daniel Smith. He has backed various American bluesmen, including Champion Jack Dupree, Lefty Dizz, Clarence 'Tex' Walker and Eugene 'Hideaway' Bridges, top British jazz artists such as Harry Beckett, Don Weller, Dick Morrissey and Art Themen, and performed with many of the leading lights of the British blues scene...
Taylor attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London (1985-86) where tutors on the Jazz and Rock course included the late Lionel Grigson, Phil Lee and Trevor Tomkins. He accompanied visiting American artists/tutors Bobby Shew and Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (Blanchard, Harrison, Toussaint, Miller, Plaxico).
The 1990s saw Taylor link up with pianist Tim Richards in various blues and funk orientated line-ups.
Taylor has been a session guest on BBC Radio Two's Paul Jones Show five times, with Bop Brothers, Charlie Sayles, Deitra Farr, Mojo Buford and Daniel Smith. He has backed various American bluesmen, including Champion Jack Dupree, Lefty Dizz, Clarence 'Tex' Walker and Eugene 'Hideaway' Bridges, top British jazz artists such as Harry Beckett, Don Weller, Dick Morrissey and Art Themen, and performed with many of the leading lights of the British blues scene...
Bop Brothers... And Sisters