Joanne Shaw Taylor - No Reason To Stay (Official Video)

Joanne Shaw Taylor - No Reason To Stay (Official Video) Preorder new album Reckless Heart - Follow Joanne Shaw Taylor Facebook - Instagram - Twitter - No Reason To Stay - taken from Album WILD ----------- Joanne Shaw Taylor has established herself as the UK’s number one star of the blues rock world. The girl with the big voice from the Black Country has toured extensively around the world, released critically acclaimed albums and gained a global fan base as well as having the honour of playing alongside some of her musical idols. Joanne’s debut album White Sugar first opened the door and Joanne’s career has since gone stratospheric, with her breaking the notoriously hard-to-crack US market. She beat the stereotypes of her age and gender, gaining acclaim from critics and peers alike. Subsequent albums; Diamonds in the Dirt, Almost Always Never and Songs From The Road followed and saw Joanne’s fan base rise globally. In 2014 Joanne reunited with her White Sugar album producer Jim Gaines and recorded her new studio album in Memphis. That album entitled The Dirty Truth was a return to Joanne’s original sound that mixes rock riffs with blues influences. The album was released in the UK in September 2014 on Joanne’s own independent boutique label Axehouse Records to critical acclaim across the world and has already become her biggest selling album to date. Joanne is a bona fide star with famous fans across the guitar world including Joe Bonamassa ( who described her as a Superstar in waiting ), Tedeschi Trucks, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Wilko Johnson, Glenn Hughes and John Mayall to name but a few. Following critical acclaim in 2016 including performances on Later… With Jools Holland, BBC’s Glastonbury coverage and outstanding reviews for her latest album Wild, Joanne continues to tour to sell out crowds. Get your free download of Ready to Roll from the Wild album now here “A Dazzling Talent” – Jools Holland “A superstar in the making” – The Express “Killer licks and soaring solos” – Sunday Times “Making blues rock cool again” – Sunday Mirror