Product Description
This is the latest live album from Irish blues guitarist Dom Martin, who has won numerous music awards in the UK and Europe and is known as "the successor to Rory Gallagher"! This two-disc set allows you to enjoy his acclaimed live performances, honed through appearances at blues and rock festivals across Europe since his debut, while also featuring the best tracks from his previous three studio albums. His superb technique, combining delicate acoustic guitar with powerful electric guitar, and his masculine vocals are a must-listen! Produced by Grammy winner Chris O'Brien. DISC 1 1. Daylight I Will Find (Live) 2. Government (Live) 3. Buried In The Hail (Live) 4. Howlin' (Live) 5. Belfast Blues (Live) 6. Unhinged (Live) 7. Lefty 2 Guns (Live) 8. 12 Gauge (Live) 9. Dixie Black Hand (Live) DISC 2 1. Easy Way Out/Belfast Blues (Live) Acoustic) 2. Hello In There, The Fall (Live Acoustic) 3. Daylight I Will Find (Live Acoustic Feat. Demi Marriner) 4. Here Comes The River, 12 Gauge (Live Acoustic) 5. Dog Eat Dog (Live Acoustic) 6. Hell For You, Mercy (Live Acoustic) 7. Dealer (Live Acoustic) Dom Martin is a 32-year-old blues guitarist from Belfast, a dangerous city in Northern Ireland rife with drugs and violence. He started playing guitar at the age of five and was influenced by Rory Gallagher and Roy Buchanan. After his father's death at age 21, he struggled with alcohol and drugs, and went through a four-year period where he didn't play guitar at all. He then quit drugs and began his professional career at age 25. He gradually gained popularity and debuted in 2019 with "Spain To Italy," which earned him a nomination for Best New Artist at the UK & European Blues Awards. After completing a long European tour, he released "Live At The Harlington" in 2021. His 2022 second album, "A Savage Life," was highly acclaimed by many media outlets, including the BBC, and he won the UK Blues Award for Best Acoustic for the third consecutive year, earning him a place in the Hall of Fame. He was also nominated in five other categories. He has also received high praise for his live performances with a blues-rock band reminiscent of Rory Gallagher, where he opened for Eric Gales. In 2023, he also won Blues Album of the Year for "Beared in the Hail".
