Andre and his band, the Blues Alley Cats received the first standing ovation ever at a corporate event on the main stage at the House of Blues. If You Want to See The Blues was released by Black Top Records in 1989.Hughes died of a heart attack on May 20, 2003.Īndre Taylor has been nominated for the Chicago Music Awards Best Blues Entertainer along with Buddy Guy, Koko Taylor, Son Seals, Tyrone Davis and the Kinsey Report in 20. The album included a live track with Hughes and fellow guitarist Pete Mayes. He toured in Europe starting in the 1980s and released Texas Guitar Master on the Dutch label Double Trouble Records in 1986. He worked with Little Richard and in Bobby Bland's band in the 1960s. His first band was the Dukes Of Rhythm in the 1950s, which also included his friend Johnny Copeland. Hughes was inspired by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown and Johnny "Guitar" Watson – "anyone who had fire in their playing and a good shuffle". Songs that demand attention and guitar playing that astonishes. Recorded in Memphis at Sounds Unreel Studio, "Pirate Radio" was produced by Memphis guitar master Jack Holder, heralded for his production of Wood's critically acclaimed 2001 release, "Blues Is My Business". In addition to the designated hit single, "Black Dog", the album features Wood's stylizations of two previously unrecorded original works by the late Steve Gaines (Lynyrd Skynyrd). This 10-track CD spotlights Wood's versatile song writing abilities, guitar prowess and vocals. Paul Wood has released "Pirate Radio", his much-anticipated third solo album of slammin' blues rock.
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