6392 - LEWIS HAMILTON - Ghost Train (2013)

LEWIS HAMILTON
''GHOST TRAIN''
JULY 19 2013
47:51

1. Lonesome and Blue (3:26)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace - drums
Rich Young - Hammond organ

2. Cheap Cigars (4:51)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace - drums

3. Ghost Train (3.03)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Pete Rabjohns - drums
Rich Young - Hammond organ

4. Trust in Me (4:44)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace - drums
Rich Young - keyboards

5. Whiskey Boogie (4:19)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace - drums
Lyndon Anderson - harmonica
Steve Hamilton - Hammond organ

6. Down to the River (5.23)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Pete Rabjohns - drums

7. By The Oak Tree (4:06)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/bass/drums/vocals
Steve Hamilton - keyboards
Bruce Michie - trumpet/saxophones

8. Head in the Sand (4:43)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace - drums

9. Breaking Heart (5:45)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals
Nick Hamilton - bass
Pete Rabjohns - drums

10. Sunrise (4:49)
Lewis Hamilton - guitar/vocals

11. Journey Home (2:52)
Lewis Hamilton - guitars

OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY
19 year old Lewis has released two albums to date, Gambling Machine and Empty Roads. Gambling Machine won this the 'Best Jazz/Blues Recording' category at the 2012 Scottish New Music Awards, while I Got To Know from the album won a preliminary nomination in the British Blues Awards song writing category. Candlelight & Sympathy from Empty Roads will feature on the soundtrack of a new feature film 'Scar Tissue'.

Lewis has found himself sitting at or near the top of the UK ReverbNation blues charts for months now, and his name spreading fast around the UK music scene with features in Blues Matters and other music magazines. The band have been booked for over 300 shows from Farnham to Orkney and appeared at some of the UK’s biggest blues festivals, including Hebden, Maryport and Shetland. Lewis has also appeared on stage with many top musicians including Henrik Freischlader, Ryan McGarvey and Alan Nimmo.

As a guitarist he pays tribute to some of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, taking influence from people like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and Rory Gallagher. He also incorporates playing styles from more modern blues-rock musicians such as, Joe Bonamassa, Derek Trucks and Matt Scofield. As a vocalist he has developed his own unique and powerful style of singing, while taking influence from the likes of Sting, Joe Cocker and Dave Mathews.

Lewis also has talent for recording and runs his own studio in Auchterarder, Scotland, where all his music is written, recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Lewis himself.

6391 - LEWIS HAMILTON AND THE BOOGIE BROTHERS - Empty Roads (2012)

LEWIS HAMILTON AND THE BOOGIE BROTHERS
''EMPTY ROADS''
2012
44:09

1 - Walking Out Your Door/4:39
2 - Empty Roads/6:20
3 - Drinking Game/6:42
4 - Tear Me To The Bone/4:23
5 - Like A Burning Tree/5:06
6 - It Wont Be The Same/5:30
7 - Candlelight And Sympathy/7:15
8 - Sign Of Better Days/4:50
9 - Granny Cool/2:07
10 - The Stream/3:33
11 - Sign Of Better Days/4:50

Lewis Hamilton/Guitar, Vocals
Nick Hamilton/Bass
Ian (Santa) Wallace/Drums

OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY
19 year old Lewis has released two albums to date, Gambling Machine and Empty Roads. Gambling Machine won this the 'Best Jazz/Blues Recording' category at the 2012 Scottish New Music Awards, while I Got To Know from the album won a preliminary nomination in the British Blues Awards song writing category. Candlelight & Sympathy from Empty Roads will feature on the soundtrack of a new feature film 'Scar Tissue'.

Lewis has found himself sitting at or near the top of the UK ReverbNation blues charts for months now, and his name spreading fast around the UK music scene with features in Blues Matters and other music magazines. The band have been booked for over 300 shows from Farnham to Orkney and appeared at some of the UK’s biggest blues festivals, including Hebden, Maryport and Shetland. Lewis has also appeared on stage with many top musicians including Henrik Freischlader, Ryan McGarvey and Alan Nimmo.

As a guitarist he pays tribute to some of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, taking influence from people like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and Rory Gallagher. He also incorporates playing styles from more modern blues-rock musicians such as, Joe Bonamassa, Derek Trucks and Matt Scofield. As a vocalist he has developed his own unique and powerful style of singing, while taking influence from the likes of Sting, Joe Cocker and Dave Mathews.

Lewis also has talent for recording and runs his own studio in Auchterarder, Scotland, where all his music is written, recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Lewis himself.

6390 - LEWIS HAMILTON AND THE BOOGIE BROTHERS - Gambling Machine (2011)

LEWIS HAMILTON AND THE BOOGIE BROTHERS
''GAMBLING MACHINE''
2011
38:40

1 - Gambling Machine/4:02
2 - Living In A Bad Dream/5:41
3 - I Got To Know/4:54
4 - The Getaway/2:26
5 - Opposite Motion/4:00
6 - Life On The Road/2:37
7 - Phatitude/2:53
8 - Woke Up This Morning/3:01
9 - Crying Shame/6:46
10 - There You Are Now/2:16

Lewis Hamilton/Guitar, Vocals
Nick Hamilton/Bass
Steve Hamilton/Piano, Keyboards, Drums
Ian (Santa) Wallace/Drums
Donald Lang/Sax
Fraser Speirs/Harmonica
Owen Nicholson/Lap Steel

OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY
19 year old Lewis has released two albums to date, Gambling Machine and Empty Roads. Gambling Machine won this the 'Best Jazz/Blues Recording' category at the 2012 Scottish New Music Awards, while I Got To Know from the album won a preliminary nomination in the British Blues Awards song writing category. Candlelight & Sympathy from Empty Roads will feature on the soundtrack of a new feature film 'Scar Tissue'.

Lewis has found himself sitting at or near the top of the UK ReverbNation blues charts for months now, and his name spreading fast around the UK music scene with features in Blues Matters and other music magazines. The band have been booked for over 300 shows from Farnham to Orkney and appeared at some of the UK’s biggest blues festivals, including Hebden, Maryport and Shetland. Lewis has also appeared on stage with many top musicians including Henrik Freischlader, Ryan McGarvey and Alan Nimmo.

As a guitarist he pays tribute to some of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, taking influence from people like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and Rory Gallagher. He also incorporates playing styles from more modern blues-rock musicians such as, Joe Bonamassa, Derek Trucks and Matt Scofield. As a vocalist he has developed his own unique and powerful style of singing, while taking influence from the likes of Sting, Joe Cocker and Dave Mathews.

Lewis also has talent for recording and runs his own studio in Auchterarder, Scotland, where all his music is written, recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Lewis himself.