Harp Man has Aces Up His Sleeve for One-Off Show

Western Morning News, The › July 15, 2011

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Fast-rising blues vocalist and harmonica maestro Giles Robson (above) brings his gritty and talented band The Dirty Aces to Cornwall next week for a show in Falmouth as part of a UK tour supporting their cracking debut album Crooked Heart of Mine. Giles first drew attention when backing blues legend Muddy Waters' eldest son Mud Morganfield.

Earlier this year BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans heard the band's track The Mighty Incinerator on the Paul Jones show, and played it himself on the breakfast show the following morning, commenting: "This is so good." Blues lovers can judge for themselves at this first Westcountry live appearance.

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