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Paul Merry Blues and Rock.
Paul Merry Blues and Rock.
Unveiling the mystery of blues and rock history.
  • Black Sabbath’s Historic Reunion

    Black Sabbath’s Historic Reunion

    ByPaul Merry February 13, 2025February 18, 2025

    Sabbath’s Iconic Line-Up Reunites this July For the first time in 20 years, Black Sabbath’s original line-up will reunite for a monumental final performance on July 5, 2025, in Aston, Birmingham, England, where they were founded in 1968.   Widely regarded as a leading pioneer of heavy metal music, Black Sabbath has sold over 75…

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  • The Album That Changed The World.

    The Album That Changed The World.

    ByPaul Merry January 22, 2024January 23, 2024

    The Album That Changed the World Below is a terrifically perceptive article just written by my old friend, blues guitarist and songwriter, John Phillpott, for World Music Central, your connection to traditional and contemporary world music. Link to the latest edition of World Music Central here: ARTICLES.   Nearly 60 years ago, in the spring of…

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  • Exquisite new British blues.

    Exquisite new British blues.

    ByPaul Merry July 5, 2023July 8, 2023

    Introducing Pete Carroll: hiding his brilliance under a bushel for 37 years. I heard an exquisite new blues track the other day. It’s ‘Going Down (Sell My Soul)’, written and performed by Pete Carroll, a talented composer, vocalist, guitarist and music producer. Based near Lanark, south of Glasgow, Pete deserves greater recognition, especially internationally, for his fabulous…

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  • The song that sparked the British invasion.

    The song that sparked the British invasion.

    ByPaul Merry January 7, 2023January 7, 2023

    The song that inspired the British musicians who sparked the British invasion. In July, 1955, a London Dixieland/trad jazz guitarist, Lonnie Donegan, recorded a speeded-up version of a 1930s American folk track, ‘Rock Island Line’, made famous by blues icon Lead Belly. Donegan’s ‘Rock Island Line’ directly inspired a generation of British musicians, from the…

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  • Rock’s most amazing session guitarists.

    Rock’s most amazing session guitarists.

    ByPaul Merry February 22, 2022April 30, 2022

    If you thought pop and rock’s most recorded session guitarist was the virtuoso who is Jimmy Page, think again. Certainly, Jimmy played guitar on an amazing amount of hits and in great sessions for top bands like the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, Brian Poole and the…

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