Month: October 2011

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Review

Shane Dwight’s “A Hundred White Lies” by Jim White In keeping with the BlueNotes tradition of sometimes writing about music that’s not exactly blues, but still good music, we offer up a new CD by Shane Dwight, a tough and […]

About Shane Dwight

Loaded with his six string gun, Shane Dwight fires away his own mix of blues-rock, country and soul to create a swagger sound. He astounds other players with his prowess and his confidence oozes out showing the crowd he’s boss. (read more)

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Press Quotes:

“ace songwriter”

“A wonderful mix of blues and honky-tonk country, the opener is the title track, and will easily hook you with its catchy lyrics and great guitar work.”

“Excellent songwriter – at the top of his game”

The Rocking Magpie (UK)

“wears his influences proudly”

“…fans of Stevie Ray and George Thorogood will find much to love.”

“…his guitar playing is also more subtle, more dynamic and draws on more varied sources. Shane is an encyclopedia of American music.”

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“This is not a peaceful album and Dwight makes that perfectly clear. No One Loves Me Better is outrageous, electric and brilliant – an energetic album full of passion and flair.”

“It’s clear this guy can sing anything he wants”