Marcus Bonfanti – review

Jazz Cafe, LondonIt could have been a blues club in the late 60s. The Jazz Cafe was packed (no mean achievement in what is often a lean time for promoters after the New Year), and on stage were a trio of bass, drums, and a singer/guitarist sporting a moustache, beard and long hair that often completely covered his face as he played. When he first addressed the crowd, it was to praise his hero Jimmy Page. There has always been an audience for the blues, but here was a sign that a new generation o...

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