Beg, Borrow and Steel
Editorial Reviews The majority of “Beg, Borrow & Steel”’s tracks are self-penned, with the exception of Gwyn’s stand-out version of Muddy’s “I Can’t be Satisfied”. From the up-tempo train song “Train Time Shuffle” to the beautiful instrumental “Uluru Sunset” or the laid back delta blues “Leaving in the Morning”, Gwyn Ashton confirms his exceptional talent both as a songwriter and a performer.
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“Beg, Borrow & Steel” was recorded in Australia, mostly with acoustic instruments, live in the studio in 12 hours and is a journey back to the roots of Gwyn Ashton’s music: Gwyn shines on slide guitar, with most of the tracks played on a 1936 National steel guitar. His all-Australian backing band provides just the right touch of harmonica, double bass, piano, Hammond organ and drums (with brushes, natch!) to help create an album steeped in the ultimate musical authenticity and yet incredibly varied .
Beg, Borrow and Steel, Music, Gwyn Ashton, Blues, Modern Electric Blues, Pop
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