Big Gilson - Sentenced to Living

From the first note, it's clear that this is a guitar album. A great record -- well produced, exceptionally arranged, and fun. - M. Verity - BLUES REVUE Magazine - USA - 2010. Big Gilson is a right singer and a very good blues guitar player. He is a direct heir of the style of Jimmy Hendrix, Roy Buchanan and other mythic heroes or seventies amplified guitars. Real genuine rock-blues, performed with the most energetic savage and heartbreaking feeling you can imagine along eleven precious treasures of guitar fireworks, which will get deep into your hearts and souls. GREAT. La Hora del Blues - Spain - 2010. Whenever someone tells me that they prefer 'real' blues or 'real'blues sources, I ask them how often they get to West Africa. Point being, real blues music exists all over our planet. One need not travel to Memphis, Mississippi or Chicago to hear great passion and emotion as expressed by great blues musicians. And I can't think of a better blues recording to drive home the universality of the genre then the one you are holding in your hand. Big Gilson, who rose up from the streets of Rio de Janeiro to become an internationally recognized blues guitarist, has recruited top talents from Brazil, England, Spain and Canada to make this disc. The end result is Gilson at his incendiary best, with superb backing, on truly inspired originals and some unexpected (but beautifully treated) covers. Big Gilson and Blues Dynamite are indeed 'real' and this CD should cement their reputation as one of the best blues-rock outfits north or south of the equator. Al Kirkcaldy Host/blue in the face/CFFF 92.7 FM Blues columnist/Peterborough Examiner.