Anson Funderburgh and the Golden State Lone Star Revue

Anson Funderburgh and the Golden State Lone Star w/Rusty Zinn. “this is a rare pairing of guitarists Anson Funderburgh and Rusty Zinn with the amazing rhythm section of Wes Starr( drums) & Kedar Roy(bass), who’ve been playing together since high school. Top it off with Grammy Nom,2 time  Blues Award winner Mark Hummel on harp & vocals and you have one of the heaviest blues bands on the planet!!!”

Mark Hummel, Rusty, Anson, Wes & Kedar’s resumes touring and recording with Asleep at the Wheel, Otis Rush, Elvin Bishop, Sam Myers( Anson and the Rockets, Snooks Eaglin,  Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Vaughn, Snooky Pryor, Kim Wilson, Carlene Carter, Delbert McClinton, Marsha Ball, Brownie McGhee, Charlie Musselwhite, Charles Brown, Eddie Taylor, Legendary Blues Band, Luther Tucker, Jimmy Dawkins, Omar and the Howlers, Anson and the Rockets and many more. Clip:

https://youtu.be/4vxBlwrHBF8 Honey Do Woman

 

https://youtu.be/A0Vy5TYuhxw Please

 

 

Quotes:

Funderburgh undeniably remains best known in the blues field for his extraordinarily concise lead guitar attack.  In addition to anchoring his latest iteration of The Rockets, he’s been touring since 2010 with Bay Area-based harmonica player Mark Hummel as a prime factor in the Golden State-Lone Star Revue.  Another frequent musical cohort is New Orleans multi-instrumentalist Eric Lindell; they’ve recorded and toured together on a regular basis, including six appearances at the annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. 

Funderburgh’s unmistakable style, tone and sensibility has made him one of contemporary blues music’s most important guitar players.  Once a clean-cut up-and-comer on the national blues scene who’s crisp, biting guitar licks belied his soft-spoken manner, Anson has developed into a legacy artist and his influence on countless guitarists is immeasurable. 

The Memphis Commercial Appeal raved, “Rusty Zinn is the real deal. To say this is the best blues release of the year is an understatement.” 

 

The cuts on CONFESSIN’ play like time-capsuled tunes in a forgotten Memphis jukebox,” shouted Blues Revue. “If rompin’, stompin’ pedal-to-the-metal blues is your thing, here’s a record for you,” announced Vintage Guitar.

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