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Just wanted to share this one with you called “Jumping Blues” it’s one of the videos from the new YouTube channel that Chris who has a site for guitar players called Guitardoor has created. The tune is an uplifting blues tune in the key of G. The picture is from 1989 when I was in … Read more
Have a listen to this classic from Mick. We are currently creating a few more videos for the site so you can listen to more of Mick’s music here on the site. This is “one glass of water” we will tell you more about the songs here later but we have a big archive to … Read more
Slow hands is one of the many tunes I have done with Audio 54 I hope you enjoy
If you are looking for me on YouTube I am on this channel. This is the new official Mick Pini YouTube channel and I will be uploading a few of my songs and shows to it over the next few months. The song “looking for somebody” is from my 1989 album “blues Gona be my … Read more
The Collector was a piece produced by Mike Vernon, a renowned British blues music producer and musician. He is well known for his contributions to the blues genre, having worked with prominent artists like John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, and Eric Clapton. Vernon played a significant role in shaping the British blues scene during the 1960s … Read more
The EP of “Are You Blind” was a similar project to “Pastoral” which was recorded with Craig Marshall of Audio 54. I played this on My Strat which is a Fender Stratocaster 1954 body with a 58 neck which is great as this pre-CBS model has Gibson Fretting so it sounds more gritty. It’s a … Read more
Looking for Somebody was released on the Album “Blues is Gona Be My Way” from 1999 and the song was originally written by Peter Green. It was produced, engineered and mixed by Mike Vernon with Sean Lynch with “Brand New Productions” as the time. If you are interested in more on the Album my friend … Read more
This is my tribute to Peter Green he was a British blues rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, best known as the founder of Fleetwood Mac. His soulful guitar playing and contributions to the band during its early years had a significant impact on the blues rock genre. Green’s work includes classic songs like “Black Magic Woman” … Read more
Released in 1998, “Happy with the Blues” is one of Mick Pini’s most beloved albums, capturing the essence of the blues while showcasing his unique voice as a guitarist and vocalist. Known for his soulful playing and deep connection to the genre, Pini brings a level of authenticity to this album that resonates with both … Read more
This is an original Blues classic giving the full band experience of Mick Pini – Recorded with Strange Blues who are Veterans of the Leicester Music Scene Best Kept Secret by Mick Pini & Strange Blues