Time: 57:51
Size: 132.4 MB
Styles: Electric blues, Blues rock
Year: 2006
Art: Front
[4:10] 1. She Loves You
[4:37] 2. (I've Got No) Magic Wand
[4:18] 3. Is That You Babe
[3:43] 4. You Can't Do That
[3:51] 5. China Doll
[6:16] 6. Let It Be
[4:28] 7. Somewhere Down The Road
[4:00] 8. It's You I Need
[4:24] 9. Politician
[3:42] 10. Night Before
[6:25] 11. White Room
[7:52] 12. Sunshine Of Your Love
Sugiyama released his eponymous first album in 1994 backed by Phil Williams and Mike Caswell of Walk on Fire, Andy Smith of Hot chocolate, Cutting Crew’s rhythm section and Zoot Money. Playing on the London blues club circuit, Sugiyama’s on stage bands in 1990s at various times featured Boz Burrell of Bad Company, John Cook of Rory Gallagher Band, Sam Kelly and the guitarist Paul Wassif. The album received airplay by Paul Jones and Sugiyama supported Eric Bell, appeared on Live TV and jammed with Otis Grand and members of Jeff Healey Band at Roadhouse in Covent Garden.
Bogdan Zarkowski/Ray Collins
After a three year hiatus, Sugiyama began playing the London circuit again with David Hadley-Ray, Darby Todd and Vic Martin backing him. In 2001, Pete Brown, whom Sugiyama met through David Hadley-Ray, began appearing on Sugiyama’s shows playing percussion and singing Cream numbers that he had written. After recording four Cream songs with Sugiyama for a Japanese label for its tribute compilation in 2002, Brown toured Japan with Sugiyama in 2002 and 2004. Sugiyama moved from Tokyo to England in 1980 and has lived in Surrey and London since then.
Bogdan Zarkowski/Ray Collins
After a three year hiatus, Sugiyama began playing the London circuit again with David Hadley-Ray, Darby Todd and Vic Martin backing him. In 2001, Pete Brown, whom Sugiyama met through David Hadley-Ray, began appearing on Sugiyama’s shows playing percussion and singing Cream numbers that he had written. After recording four Cream songs with Sugiyama for a Japanese label for its tribute compilation in 2002, Brown toured Japan with Sugiyama in 2002 and 2004. Sugiyama moved from Tokyo to England in 1980 and has lived in Surrey and London since then.
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