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Erin Ross plays remarkable fingerstyle blues

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 Calgary blues picker Erin Ross returned to the Owl Acoustic Lounge, Aug. 8 with some new toys to play with.Erin Ross playing ukulele. Photo by Richard amery
 She was strumming a ukulele for a couple of songs as I walked in the door and switched to a hollow body Gibson for a prodigious show of catchy fingerpicking. She also showed a little bit of jazz music and switched again to  an acoustic guitar for some more fingerpicked blues music. 

She sang in her  smooth, sultry voice throughout. A catchy song about catfish fishing was a highlight as was an instrumental which she played on electric guitar.



“ Low Down Dirty Shame” and  “Empty Pocket Blues” were also outstanding. One of her originals “Another Empty Day” reminded me of  Little Miss Higgins. She switched back to ukulele and ended her set with a Memphis Minnie cover.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 August 2014 12:31 )  
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