Category: LAAMBBLOG

Today (November 30, 2020), marks the official release of the album “Whitby Lifeboat” by Lincoln musician, Bardishish.   The project which is the creation of Robert Oldfield, has been co-recorded at The Dining Room Studios in Lincoln, and AM Studio
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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL:   This year, we’re going to have a “Chrismas Message and Track Playlist” that will run on the web site from (approx.) 14 December to January2, 2021.   So, please submit your “Christmas” or “Special” song together with
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Seeking registrations of interest from Blues musicians/bands to support a (potential) UK tour with an Aussie blues band.   Tour TBC subject to Covid/Travel/Venue restrictions, hopefully in 2021.   Please email ROI together with brief bio and a couple of
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Recently, LAAMB has affiliated with a handful of companies, relevant to the content of our web site. MUSIC: Gear 4 Music   DJM Music   Instruments 4 Music   Terralec Sound & Stage   Tiger Music   The Music Room
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LAAMB is about more than music. It is inclusive of ALL Arts and Artists whatever their genre.   With the imminent publication of a new book by Robert Wyatt and Alfie Benge, we’ve affiliated with Blackwell’s Books (UK) in a
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DROOBLE – Social Media for Musicians.   I’ve now been on Drooble for 17 days and the stats so far are amazing. Until yesterday evening, I had uploaded 3 selected tracks as a kind of R & D project for
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This post is to facilitate the platform for the discussions created from the “Mental Illness, Disability Arts and Music” previously hosted on the now discontinued Forum.   Please feel free to comment or raise new issues for discussion here.

Taking into account an analysis of LAAMB Radio on Spreaker, I’ve taken the decision to end our association with that particular platform.   Shows that were published on Spreaker will be moved to Mixcloud.   The Podcast idea has proven
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The issues associated with Interactive parts of the web site are now fixed.   This may have affected members and visitors being able to use the Blog today.   A mis-functioning Plug-In was the culprit.