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Eddison is out of Aberdeen,Scotland where they have played many concerts. The real interesting thing is why they have not gotten massive radio play. For instance, if the radio played Eddison, they would not be able to play all the other junk they want us to hear. Once you heard Eddison you would find it’s time to turn the radio off, nothing they play will be better than Eddison. They have one EP (Eddison EP) and one CD (Black Above The Trees), If the four songs I played here (and the Bonus tracks on Sunday and Tuesday ) are an indicator of what the EP and CD are like, they have more good songs than most artists have made in a five years span. Now I may be bias because the first time I heard them I liked them alot. That’s just the way it is. Thomas Eddison made the light bulb, now this Eddison will light up rock n’ roll for all to see. You are the winner because four of those tracks are right here.

The first time I heard this band I checked to see if they had enough songs for a podcast. This coming this Thursday Eddison will be in the Spotlighted. Don’t miss this rock n ‘ band from Scotland.

Eddison

I see I need to space these shows out better with a rock show then a blues show.This time it worked out pretty neat with two blues shows in a row. Because Robb Alan McMahan is like the Texas version of last weeks Barry Mc Cabe from Ireland. There both pretty much the same but a little different too. Kind of like Robb speaks English in Texas, Barry speaks English in Ireland, and you may speak English in New England. All three are still speaking the same language but all three sound different. Wow that was a little to wordy.

Be sure you check out Robb Alan McMahan at MySpace he has some nice stuff there like photos of him with Kid Rock, Eric Gales, Alice In Chains, among others. Also two songs I did not play you may like to hear.

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As I was walking the dog today thinking about what to writing about Robb Alan McMahan in today’s post. I listen to “No Bull” on the iPod. I found while the music always sounded good I’ve never really listened to the word that much. This was the right song to be paying attention to the words of. “Lay off the tar and nicotine, a hole lot of lives go down the drain” or “Don’t buy hand guns, don’t send your kids to school, and don’t eat Tuna course it ain’t cool”. Now read it with a Dylan nasal voice. Yell you got it now. Mojo Man and Move On did not seem to have any great lyrics and I did not get to Trouble maybe you can check that one out for me. This is a list of the songs in yesterdays podcast.1. Mojo Man

2. No Bull

3. Move On

4. Trouble

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Robb Alan McMahan is a fine Texas Blues style guitarist & singer. Has played with Lovell Hill & Kenny Wayne Shepherd wile being a warm up for bands like Mountain, Johnny Van Zant, Double Trouble, ZZ Top, Fabulous Thunderbirds, and the still great BB King. Check out the Robb Alan McMahan My Space.