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🎶 No Time for Jive – “Wake Up” & “Bad Bad Boy” | West Coast Blues Live in the UK 🎶
🔥 One of the finest West Coast blues acts in the UK! 🔥

Experience the raw power and electrifying energy of No Time for Jive, captured live at "Gettin' The Blues at the Tyne 2008"! This exclusive performance features two red-hot blues tracks: “Wake Up” and “Bad Bad Boy”, bringing you the authentic West Coast blues sound with a British edge.

🎤 Fronted by the legendary Scotswood Slim (aka Brian Lynham) on vocals and harmonica
🎸 Backed by the masterful Pete Redhead on lead guitar

Get ready for gritty harmonica licks, soul-drenched vocals, and vintage guitar grooves that throw back to the golden era of blues, with influences from Little Walter, T-Bone Walker, and the Chess Records sound.

📹 Filmed exclusively for the blues documentary series "Gettin' The Blues at the Tyne"
📍 Live in Newcastle, UK – 2008

Whether you're a hardcore blues fan, a harmonica enthusiast, or a lover of old-school rhythm and blues, this performance is a must-watch.
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Taken from a local Review of a "No Time For Jive "Gig.

Scotswood Slim (aka Brian Lynham)
has been preaching the blues for longer than he would care to remember. No Time for Jive's current line-up stretches way back and one thing is for sure, the band's fan base keeps on coming back for more.
Half an hour before Saturday night's first set Billy Bootleggers wasn't so busy, perhaps the Magpies’ loyal support was elsewhere drowning its sorrows following an early evening reverse at Old Trafford. As the band took to the stage the hordes duly arrived. West Coast, jump jive, a Windy City blast, No Time for Jive's tried and tested formula wasn't about to change.
Who Do You Love? sang slap-bass man Keith Forsyth as Pete Redhead conjured a convincing Bo Diddley riff alongside front man Lynham sporting a natty pair of shades shaking shocking yellow maracas into the bargain, More Forsyth vocals on Slim Harpo's Shake Your Hips, a Tex-Mex cha-cha-cha, then a classic Willie Dixon Chicago blues - I Want to be Loved - with Forsyth once more on the mic.
Lieber and Stoller's One Bad Stud (think about it, better still, sing it to yourself) ensured the by-now-full dance floor remained that way 'til closing time (sometime around 2am) followed by Big Fat Mama (a hit for Roy Milton on Specialty) then a Lynham vocal on Big Joe Turner's chart success Flip, Flop and Fly.
As Lynham and Forsyth basked in the limelight Pete Redhead's tasty guitar playing didn't go unnoticed, nor Nat McLeave's understated drumming. The band's sound is that of Little Willie John, Elias McDaniel, John Lee Hooker and a bar room full of boogie chillen'
No time Time for Jive no longer play together after 30 odd years Brian decided to call it a day.
Pete Redhead still performs in several other bands.

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Title music by Asphalt Canyon featuring Lyndon Anderson (Harmonica)
middle Big George Brock.