Interviews and Reviews
Live
Radio
June 28 '06
On-Air with Bob Putignano's "Sounds Of Blue" on
New York's WFDU FM
Live Radio
July 6 '06
Radiocentreville, CINQFM 102.3 Montreal Canada with Joaquim
Olivera
This one's in Portuguese!
Review
Blues in Britain Magazine by Mick Rainsford
Mick Rainsford does a double review; Johnny's new CD along with
one of the great original sax rockers from the early 50's Jimmy
Cavallo
Interview
in Portugal about Colin James and The Little Big
Band
Review
Zeitgeist, Edinburough, UK
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Ex Colin James Wild
Sax Man Scores Again!
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Ferreira - Rock & Roll Saxophonist
(Pair-A-Dice Records) Reviewd by 
John Valenteyn, Toronto Blues Society's
Maple Blues Magazine
If you're into the sound of early rock & roll with its honking
saxes over a driving beat, this is a CD for you.
Burnaby, BC's wild sax man is back, on tenor & baritone and vocals with ten original songs that capture the sound of an era perfectly. These are not museum pieces, though, there's an energy that comes from loving and living the music.
Wine Women & Song roars out of
the starting block with Colin James on guitar and Eric Webster on
piano. Robbie King, the late B3 legend stars on Swing
That Thing but there are too many names here to mention everyone.
Each track has a couple of backup vocalists and a different horn-heavy
band lineup. If That Ain't Love
is a particularly good rocker, followed by Lady,
a lovely showcase for the tender ballad side of his sax style.
This is Ferreira's fourth solo CD to add to much studio work since
his tenure with an early version of the Colin James Band. Find out
more at his web site, www.RockandRollsaxophonist.com
- John Valenteyn |
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to send Johnny's News
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