Brother John
sail away
little martha

Meetings
Amie Zar : Mohan Vina
Brother John : Banjo / Throat Singing
Rag Bhairav

The Blues Preachers
Brother John : Fingerstyle Guitar / Slide / Banjo / Vocals
Captain Bluetongue : Harmonica / Mountain Dulcimer / Vocals

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13 tracks transcribed from their highly acclaimed albums:
'Next Stop Beulah Land', 'Dry Long So' & 'Dead Catz Can Bounce'

'Next Stop Beulah Land'
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“The new album (Next Stop Beulah Land) is a beautiful example of acoustic blues with tasteful harmonica, classic slide playing & sweet harmonies
... this is bound to do well”.
Scott Levi ABC Central Coast

'Dry Long So'
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"I love this record. It’s a slice of 1929 for 2009. It’s also a record I’ve been awaiting with baited breath since chatting with the Sydney based Blues Preachers last year. Harmonica player, Captain Bluetongue sent me the rough mixes not long afterwards, and even in their rough state, these songs stood proud and defiant, much like the men in the soup lines you see on the cover of Dry Long So – broken men, but ramrod straight til the end, doing what they have to do to feed their families. That’s what this record is like".
Sam Fell Rhythms Magazine March 2009

'Dead Catz Can Bounce'
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The Blues Preachers continue their blues and roots musical journey with their latest release: ‘Dead Catz Can Bounce’. Unlike their previous releases, this album contains 7 original songs about the big issues of today: the global financial crisis, greed, relationships, global warming, materialism, life and death and the search for truth and meaning in the great age of misinformation. Featuring ‘Divine Justice Coming Down’ a song about the Global Financial Crisis that was highly acclaimed and nominated in both the Australian Songwriting Awards (ASA) and The Independent Music Awards (IMA).

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