Soul of The Blues is a weekly show on Radio Cardiff (11pm on Wednesdays, repeated 7am on Saturdays). This edition features tracks from Tanya Piché Blues Band; Rag'n'Bone Man; Victoria Klewin & The TrueTones; Selwyn Birchwood;
Kyla Brox; Victor Brox & Annette Reis; Curtis Salgado; Kat & Co; London Blusion; Anthony Rosano And The Conqueroos; Rev. Sekou; Adrianna Marie And Her Roomful Of All-Stars; Brent Hutchinson Band and Bobby Rush
Produced & presented by Jeremy Rees, this edition was broadcast on Radio Cardiff 98.7FM on Wednesday 24th May 2017. It was also heard in syndication on radio stations in Australia (Radio Goolarri), Germany (RCFM), New Zealand (Spellbound Harbour Radio), Puerto Rico ( Jazz & Bossa Radio), Slovakia (RTI), USA (KCOR), and in the UK (WRFN 1025; Pennine 1 Radio, Yorkshire; and Pirate Nation Radio, Bristol)
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In Brazil (BLUEZinada!) - http://www.bluezinada.com.br/2017/05/soul-of-blues-com-jeremy-rees-194.html
What a Great Show Yet Again . Great Tracks indeed from Tanya Piche, Rag n Bone Man, Victoria Klewin & Selwyn Birch> In fact it's all so Amazing!!!
This week's tracks (Title/Artist/Album):-
Wolfhound Woman Tanya Piché Blues Band Wolf Woman Blues
Wolves Rag'n'Bone Man Rag n Bone EP
Why Should I? Victoria Klewin & The TrueTones DANCE ME TO HEAVEN
She Loves Me Not Selwyn Birchwood Don't Call No Ambulance
Skin Kyla Brox Gone
I've Got The World In A Jug Victor Brox & Annette Reis Single (Fontana)
Healing Love Curtis Salgado The Beautiful Lowdown
Your Own Sweet Way Kat & Co I Kat the Blues
Second Time Lucky (feat. Claudia Zannoni) London Blusion Second Time Lucky
Love Got a Hold on Me Anthony Rosano And The Conqueroos Anthony Rosano And The Conqueroos
When The Spirit Says Move Rev. Sekou In Times Like These, Featuring Luther And Cody Dickinson
Gimmie A Roomful Adrianna Marie And Her Roomful Of All-Stars Kingdom Of Swing
Freight Train (Acoustic) Brent Hutchinson Band Smoke and Mirrors
The Things That I Used To Do Bobby Rush Chicken Heads: A 50-Year History Of Bobby Rush