Here comes a Canadian musician who blows harp with sharp strength and liability enough to proves why Harpdog Brown has a long row of fans who tastefully enjoy his music and his blues Brown was born in Edmonton, Alberta and, in 1981, he already blew harp with guarantee enough to predict that he would become one of the most reputed blues musicians of his city and surrounding area Harpdog Brown has toured around Canada and has recorded or played together with great blues names like Matt ‘Guitar’ Murphy, Pinetop Perkins, Kenny ‘Blues Boy’ Wayne, The Powder Blues Band, Jack de Keyzer, Fathead and another great Canadian name, the late Dutch Mason He has also won the prestigious Muddy Award and has also been nominated for other important awards in Canada, such as Juno Awards If i am not wrongNaturally, is the seventh album in his career Harpdog Brown opens new possibilities and new ways to explore the roads of blues He does not forget the influences that have marked his harp blowing style, that can be found in names like James Cotton, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin’ Wolf or Muddy Waters, while in his way of singing you will find references to Tom Waits, Louis Jordan or Dutch Mason Ten excellent swingin’ tracks all performed with a great feeling, where the main roles are for Harpdog Brown on harmonica and vocals and Graham West on piano