Sunday, March 7, 2010

Nick Moss Opens Blues CD PRIVILEDGED Tour in Florida

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NICK MOSS HITS THE ROAD IN


SUPPORT OF PRIVILEGED!


Don’t miss this talented guitarist and his outstanding band as they tour Florida!
PRIVILEGED TOUR – MARCH 2010 DATES:
7 - Paradise Bar (Pensacola, FL)

9 - BB King’s (Orlando, FL)

10 - BB King’s (West Palm Beach, FL)

11 - Back Room (Boca Raton, FL)

12 - Bonita Springs Blues Festival (Bonita Springs, FL) 7:30 PM

13 - Mojo Kitchen (Jacksonville, FL) 10pm

14 - Common Grounds (Gainesville, FL) 7pm

16 - Privileged - CD RELEASE!!!! In stores & online!

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After seven critically-acclaimed traditional blues releases (along with two Blues Blast Music Award wins and 14 Blues Music Award nominations under his band’s collective belt), Nick Moss is taking a fresh approach and heading in an exciting new direction on Privileged. As Blogcritic Josh Hathaway writes in the liner notes, “Privileged represents a change in direction but not inspiration. Before Nick met Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Dawkins and Lurrie Bell, he met their musical offspring in the form of Led Zeppelin, Free, Jimi Hendrix, ZZ Top, Cream and other legends who drew their inspiration from Mississippi’s Delta and the immortal treasures that sprang from his beloved nearby Chicago.”


Moss has written some of the finest songs of his career, and by stretching beyond the traditional blues idiom, he has expanded his sound without losing his identity. That growth can be heard in the album’s first track, “Born Leader” as well as new originals “Privileged At Birth” and “Tear ’Em Down.” Those songs, combined with Moss’ stunning covers of Cream’s classic “Politician” and Stephen Stills’ “For What It’s Worth,” continue the path Moss began with his award-winning song “Mistakes From The Past” (from 2007’s Play It 'Til Tomorrow) to form a narrative that looks forward and back to assess current events. Perhaps Moss’ greatest achievement on Privileged is creating a musical universe diverse enough to incorporate those topical songs with his more traditional side, represented by his cover of Howlin’ Wolf’s “Louise,” and his original tune, “Georgia Redsnake.” And what Moss album would be complete without the instrumental that puts Moss’ skills as one of the top guitarists of his generation center stage? The eight-minute album closer, “Bolognious Funk,” combines his incendiary lead with one of the hardest grooves he’s ever recorded.

Nick's new CD just rocks! He balances traditional roots blues with a fresh new approach and an ‘out of the trad’ box’ sound.I applaud him. Play what's in your heart, the crowd will follow.”
– Jimmy Thackery

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Nick’s band will include Flip Top mainstays Piano Willie Oshawny and Bob Carter, but this tour will include NEW band members Nick Skilnik on bass and Travis Reed on organ… Ever see Freddie King footage from the ‘70s where he had a piano player and an organist? Yea, it’s like that… Come out and see for yourself!

** NEW CD In stores 3/16! Pre-Order on Amazon today! **Available at all LIVE shows!
Exclusive ADVANCE downloads on iTunes 3/9!


ON NEWS STANDS 3/9! NICK MOSS on the cover of Blues Revue Magazine!
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