Connie Lush - Blues Shouter - 2003 

Connie Lush and her band Blues Shouter hail from Britain. 
The band name gives a hint: she is one of UK's greatest blues singers.
Connie has received various European music awards as a singer and songwriter. She has been playing and touring with Blues Shouter since 1993. Her husband Terry Harris plays bass in the band, Carl Woodward sits behind the drums, and John Lewis handles the "smoking guitar".

On May 21st. 1995 she joined forces with several other British blues musicians, contributing three songs in a memorial concert for Alexis Korner, eventually committed to a live double album in 2002.
A highlight in their career was the gig in the Royal Albert Hall in 1998, as support band for B.B. King, who said about Connie: "That woman makes my heart sing". 


Tracks
01 - Doctor Doctor.mp3
02 - One Big Hurt.mp3
03 - Drown In My Own Tears.mp3
04 - Built For Comfort Not For Speed.mp3
05 - Sugar Man.mp3
06 - It Hurts Me Too.mp3
07 - Jack Of Diamonds.mp3
08 - 10''.mp3
09 - Long John Blues.mp3
10 - I Cant Get My Red Meat.mp3