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Scotland’s greatest blues singer (and arguably our best in
any style) is now in his 60’s but like good whisky and all
great bluesmen, he continues to improve with age.
His authentic, contemporary take on the blues finds him
singing material from Gil Scott-Heron, Robert Burns and
John Hiatt alongside his own gritty compositions exploring
modern themes such as homelessness and pollution and
his signature tune, Stonemason’s Blues.
“Reminiscent of John Lee Hooker and Frankie Miller,
Tam’s gravel-and-broken glass voice is something that
cannot be ignored. When he growls, “I was born to
sing the blues”, you believe him.” Edinburgh Evening
News
“The greatest undiscovered blues talent of our time.”
Alexis Korner

www.tamwhite.co.uk