Joanne Shaw Taylor has grown into one of the standout voices in modern blues‑rock. First noticed at the age of sixteen by Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics, her exceptional guitar skills immediately earned her an invitation to join his project D.U.P., marking the beginning of a fast‑rising career. Her playing quickly attracted praise from major artists including Jimmy Cliff, Joe Bonamassa, Stevie Wonder, and Annie Lennox — a testament to her remarkable talent.
As her career progressed, Joanne established herself as one of the most in‑demand guitarists of her generation. Her debut album White Sugar (2009) introduced her powerful voice and strong songwriting, setting the tone for a series of acclaimed releases. She followed with Diamonds In The Dirt (2010), Almost Always Never (2012) — which featured the UK radio favorite “Soul Station” — and the live album Songs From The Road (2013). In 2014 she released The Dirty Truth, featuring standout tracks such as “Mud, Honey” and “Wicked Soul.” Her 2016 album Wild, produced by Kevin Shirley, included performances of “Dyin’ To Know” and “Summertime” on the BBC’s Later… with Jools Holland.
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Ready to roll
Someone Like You
Blackest Day
Dyin’ To Know
Time Has Come
Diamonds In The Dirt
No Reason To Stay
Jealousy
Honey Watch Em’ Burn
Soul Station
Outlaw Angel
Jump That Train
Going Home
Tied & Bound
Shiver & Sigh
White Sugar
Kiss The Ground Goodbye
Beautifully Broken