Ear Worms

At first glance, it may seem like Duke Robillard's latest album "Ear Worms" is just another collection of bluesy rock tunes. But oh no, dear readers, this album is so much more than that. Robillard has truly outdone himself this time, delivering a mix of infectious melodies and clever lyrics that will worm their way into your brain and refuse to leave (hence the apt title). From the moment you press play, you'll be transported to a world where the guitar licks are as tasty as a proper cuppa and the harmonies are as sweet as a scone with clotted cream. Tracks like "Blues for the Biscuit Tin" and "Tea Time Boogie" are a delightful nod to Robillard's British roots, while songs like "Fish and Chips Funk" and "London Calling Me Home" will have you tapping your foot and craving a pint at the local pub. But don't be fooled by the cheeky titles, dear readers, for beneath the humour lies a true master of his craft. Robillard's guitar skills are second to none, and his voice has a warmth and authenticity that is truly rare in today's music scene. So put on your best Union Jack t-shirt, grab a cup of Earl Grey, and get ready to be transported to a musical world where the blues are as British as Big Ben. Duke Robillard's "Ear Worms" is a delightful romp through the sounds of the UK, and one that will have you humming along for days on end. Cheers, Duke, you've done it again!