GUITARIST MAGAZINE FEB 2012 ISSUE (reviewed by Jamie Dickson):

"Well seasoned chops from a Brit Bluesman - A veteran who shared stages with Hendrix, Mountain and others - John Verity returns to record some updated takes on blues standards such as Hoochie Coochie Man, and The Thrill is Gone.

The tunes are familiar, so the star attraction here is Verity's unhurried, classy phrasing on his fat-toned Fret-King Super 60.

Its interesting how he phrases his vocal in a similar way to his guitar licks-creating a call and response interplay between the two that heightens each track.

Classic blues guitar with a twist of forward thinking"

There's more but you'll have to buy the mag!!

JV:)

The first time we've done both Unplugged & Band sets at the same show -

and it was a real success! -

thanks to a wonderful audience and of course the musicians (and drummer).

and a special thank you to John Price for these photo's taken on the night...

JV

Mark Griffiths

Steve Rodford

Jeff Dakin

Andy Childs

And finally a little more JV..............

IT'S FINISHED! - 'Its a mean old scene' released on December 10th 2011 -

launched officially at our our gig at the Stables Theatre on December 10th

to a roomfull of friends old and new in this beautiful venue.

Although you can purchase it here  If you just don't want to wait!!

Tracklist: 1. Hoochie Coochie Man. 2 Dust My Broom.

3 The Thrill is Gone. 4. Crossroads. 5. You Shook Me.

6. I'd Rather Go Blind. 7. Reconsider Baby.

8. Come in My Kitchen. 9. Rollin & Tumblin.

10 Leo Had It Right.

We loved recording this collection - some of our favourite songs

originally recorded by some of our favourite artists.

There was a great vibe throughout, and I feel that this comes across

in the recordings - check it out!

There's more info on the tracks in the Members Club - enjoy...

Cheers JV :)