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(w/ Matt Walsh)
Greensboro, NC
08.08.08 (9pm)
Walsh)
Winston-Salem, NC
08.09.08 (10pm)
Walsh)
Statesville, NC
08.15.08 (9pm)
(w/ Matt Walsh)
Winston-Salem, NC
08.16.08 (10pm)
Walters)
Baltimore, MD
08.23.08 (1pm)
completely uninhibited playing, singing and
sometimes incoherent commentary for the full
3 hours.
- Mike Floyd (Borderline Magazine)
"...They love Old School Chicago Blues and
have both already gone a long way towards
playing it with authentic tone and command of
the guitar language. Both of them can sing it
too, and improve every time I hear them. They
are young today and will keep this style alive
on bandstands and preserve it as and
preserve it as more than history. They may
develop so much themselves that they carry
the style forward with their own contributions."
- Bob Margolin ( former guitarist for Muddy
Waters band, writer and columnist for Blues
Revue magazine. Excerpt from Blues Revue
Aug/Sept 2006 on Matt Walsh and Matt Hill )
Matt Walsh)
Knoxville, TN
08.30.08 (10pm)
(w/ Matt Walsh)
Greensboro, NC
09.06.08 (10pm)
Saloon (w/ Lurrie
Bell)
Wilmington, NC
09.11.08 (8pm)
Lurrie Bell)
Hillsborough, NC
09.12.08 (10pm)
Festival (w/ Lurrie
Bell)
Virginia Beach, VA
09.13.08 (7:30pm)
Bob Margolin)
Jacksonville, FL
09.19.08 (10pm)
Margolin)
Boca Raton, FL
9.20.08 (9pm)
- Matt interviewed by Bob Margolin for Blues Review
Magazine - Matt & Max Drake are curently working on the film score to
the movie "BONE CREEK" to be released Spring 2008 - NEW CD in the works
- Matt is the winner of Greensboro's "King of the Blues"
competition put on by Guitar Center - Matt interviewed by Mike Floyd @ Borderline Magazine to
read
it:
- Matt & Bob Margolin were interviewed for Fox 8 news. To
check the interview out click the Fox logo (click the picture
of Bob on the Fox page to watch a video of Matt & Bob
playing Muddy Waters "Hoochie Coochie Man" live at the
Fox 8 studio.)
Margolin)
Atlanta, GA
09.26.08 (9pm)
Margolin)
Asheville, NC
09.27.08 (9pm)
affordable price, to the discriminating guitarist that is looking for
a "tonal" bridge between the warmth of ceramic and the balls of a
thick glass slide, but wants more volume and a truck load of
Rocky Mountain Mojo!" - RMS
click the picture below.
