Nimmo Brothers, Micky Moody & Papa George
The Nimmo Brothers are from Glasgow, Scotland and have gone back to their roots with the new CD, ‘Brother to Brother’. Arguably they have written their best songs to date, influenced by ‘everything we’ve ever listened to over the past 20 years’.
Recorded in Austin, Texas, with Jamie Oldaker (Eric Clapton) on drums; Michael Ramos (Robert Plant, John Mellencamp, Paul Simon and Los Lonely Boys) on Hammond organ; Bill Whitbeck (Robert Earl Keen) and Jimmy Pettit (Joe Ely Band) on bass guitar. There is something for every rock fan in their original material as well as a couple of handpicked covers.
The Nimmo Brothers play The Brothers play The Borderline on 10th October.
The Nimmo Brothers will be joined by Micky Moody and Papa George who are one of the most versatile and dynamic duos on the acoustic-electric circuit and though blues-based, their eclectic influences help create a multi-textured and appealing sound.
As a world renowned guitarist, Micky’s work is of course, legendary and he is best known as a founder member of Whitesnake, also for his time with Juicy Lucy, Snafu and The Moody Marsden Band. He has played alongside such established artists as Roger Chapman, Frankie Miller, Eric Burdon and Chris Farlowe, and as a session musician has accompanied numerous great performers, as well as writing and producing his own albums and library music.
Papa George is an extremely proficient guitarist who has been fronting his own band for over twenty five years and has also established himself as a fine acoustic performer on the blues circuit, mainly using steel and acoustic guitars accompanied by his powerful, mesmerizing and instantly recognisable voice.