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Jonny Lang Reveals Behind The Scenes Look At The Making Of Signs - Pre-Order Now Live In Front Of Fall Release

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Signs To Be Released On September 8 th In North America Available For Pre-Order Beginning Today 2017 World Tour Dates On Sale Now First Track “Make It Move” Now Available On All Streaming Services Los Angeles, CA --- Jonny Lang ’s brand new studio album, Signs , will be released in North America on September 8th via Concord Records.  The album (his sixth major label release) is his first in four years. The album is now available to pre-order beginning today: http://amazon.com/dp/B071FPWNS6 The European release for Signs will be on August 25 via Provogue Records / Mascot Label Group. Fans can now get an inside look at the making of Signs here: North America: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx_R2U8h_9E Europe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA-BkmZ-2IM&feature=youtu.be Anyone who originally discovered Jonny Lang through his searing instrumental work will revel in the huge guitar tones and go for broke solos on Sig...

Jonny Lang Announces First New Album In Four Years. Signs To Be Released September 8th.

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JONNY LANG ANNOUNCES FIRST NEW ALBUM IN FOUR YEARS SIGNS TO BE RELEASED ON SEPTEMBER 8 th 2017 World Tour In Support Of Signs Goes On Sale This Week First Track “Make It Move” Available As A Free download at: www.jonnylang.com Los Angeles, CA --- Jonny Lang is pleased to announce a brand new studio album, Signs , which will be released in North America on September 8th via Concord Records.  The album (his sixth major label release) is his first in four years.  A pre-order for physical goes live today, with digital to follow on June 9.  The European release for Signs will be on August 25 via Provogue Records / Mascot Label Group. Starting off the record with a juke joint stomp, “Make It Move” is Lang’s story about going to the mountain rather than waiting for it to come to you. “There have been times in my life where I thought something would take care of itself, when I should have put some effort forth to help it happe...

13th Almost Annual Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival - Concert Review - Stilladog - Guest writer

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This year’s festival started off under partly cloudy skies with Patty Reese rendering an acapella version of the Star Spangled Banner .   As she sang you could gaze out over the Chesapeake Bay and imagine, as I did, the British warships heading back out to sea after failing to capture Fort McHenry.   Then a moment of silence was observed for the passing of BB King. The festival kicked off with the Marcus King Band followed by a female band of local DC musicians put together specifically for this performance called the Sisterhood of Soul .   Then a last minute substitute band, The Record Company , replacing the previously booked Davy Knowles.   The highlight of these opening acts, in fact one of the true high points of the whole festival, was the performance turned in by Little Margie Clark of Sisterhood of Soul. The little old lady (formerly of the 60s group The Jewels) packed a powerful voice. And when she ad libbed some serious scat she blew the lid off t...