Tony Brook
LIVE @ OLD SCHOOL STUDIOS with MR JASON – Saturday 22nd August 2015
TONY BROOK – Well what a pleasure it was to meet and record Tony Brook. His songs draw you in, in a way that only the blues can. He’s not only a great player & singer, but he’s also great with a crowd, and he proved that by leaving the studio and going straight to play a gig to a packed audience who loved every second. He played electric guitar at the gig, with a drummer and bassist, and the band sounded great, so I’m going to try to get them into the studio as soon as possible. Thanks to Yve Mary Barwood for harmonising on the last song, and introducing me to Tony.
Hey, Whaddaya Say, Let’s Radio!
TONY BROOK members
Tony guitar & vocals
WEBSITES
https://www.oldschoolstudios.co.uk
This set was recorded live to analogue reel to reel tape by Mr Jason at Old School Studios, Norwich, UK.
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