Features Deborah Bonham duet with Paul Rodgers on the FREE classic ‘Be My Friend’. CD Available
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A celebration of soul, strength and family, the album -- Bonham's third overall, stands as her finest work. Deborah's live band (Peter Bullick guitars, Ian ‘E’ Rowley bass and Gerard ‘G’ Louis keyboards) take up the reins in the studio, contributing co-writes, and a solid backing for some wonderful guest musicians, including a duet with Paul Rodgers, Pink Floyd's Dick Parry on Sax, Robert Plant guitarist Robbie Blunt, BJ Cole on Pedal Steel, Jason Bonham and Humble Pie’s Jerry Shirley on drums.
Beautifully filmed and recorded, Deborah Bonham’s performance at Malta’s Waterfront festival, which also included Robert Plant and John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers.
A stunning array of bluesy rock and emotive ballads, all perfectly showcasing Deborah's powerful voice to maximum effect. The title track being a ballad written about her Father Jack, and brother's John & Michael and the house they built, where Deborah lived. Produced by MO FOSTER (Jeff Beck, Van Morrison, Phil Collins), the album features guest appearances from, MICK FLEETWOOD, Robert Plant guitarists ROBBIE BLUNT and DOUG BOYLE, Pretenders/Paul McCartney's guitarist ROBBIE MCINTOSH. JASON BONHAM on drums, PETER BULLICK guitars, IAN ROWLEY bass throughout.
A live concert in aid of Deborah's Charity
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Features Deborah performing 3 songs, and backing Paul Weller and a reformed Humble Pie including Peter Frampton. A fantastic live concert.
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Featuring ‘Turning Back The Time’ where Deborah and Jason Bonham take the lead vocals.
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Covering the two decades from 1955 to 1975, and featuring original anecdotal contributions from scores of eminent players - Jeff Beck, Ritchie Blackmore, Eric Clapton, to name a few - 17 watts? chronicles the birth and rise to pre-eminence of rock guitar in Britain.
Semi-autobiographical and illustrated by period advertisements, memorabilia, and previously unseen photographs, many from the artist's private collections, 17 watts? is idiosyncratic, charming, revelatory, naive, crazy, and optimistic, but above all very funny.
"Around 1960 my school band, The Tradewinds, upgraded its back line of little 5 watt amplifiers with the purchase of a wedge-shaped, blue and white, 17 watt, 4-input, Watkins Dominator amplifier which, at £38/10/-, we could just afford between us. But the band was divided by the prospect of such awesome power: did we really need 17 watts?".
Twenty years later Mo toured the United States with Jeff Beck and a bass rig which, alone, was rated at 1,500 watts!
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Taking its name from the type of advertisement of the time that promised amazing results if you bought the right instrument, a decision was made that as the US is a different market, with a different mindset, 17 Watts? should be retitled to Play Like Elvis. How British Musicians Bought The American Dream.
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