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Taken from The Get-Go's forth coming album 'Typically English" available on the 26th April 2013

Review: A three piece from South East London, The Get-Go exploded onto the blues scene back in 2011. Founded by pals Stuart Farnham (vocals, guitar) and Brian Hall (bass), and with line-up completed by drummer Richard Metcalfe, they make exhilarating blues rock, the kind that would have got the audience in a lather down the Marquee and Crawdaddy back in the '60s. Their debut, Typically English, includes originals with titles such as Down the Line and Ain't no Fool that reveal strong songwriting skills, and influences drawn from the British Blues Scene; guitars hint at Peter Green and Bluesbreakers-era Eric Clapton; drums at Simon Kirke and Bonham; there's some Yardbirds and Chicken Shack in the mix too. A cover of the Lovin' Spoonful's Summer In The City, meanwhile, reveals them fine interpreters, but their real strength lies in their diminutive singer Stuart Farnham. His expressive vocal delivery marks him out as a great soul-blues vocalist, think Steve Marriott and Paul Rodgers, yes he is this good.
Typically English, recorded live in a matter of days at Kent's Roundel Studios should, if there is justice, put The Get-Go firmly on the map.
"Emotive soul-rock that's as powerful and exhilarating as anything by Free and Humble Pie." MOJO magazine

Review: The Get Go have been hitting the London clubs with fevered determination, using the backbone of Humble Pie, Free and Ten Years After. Farnham's study of Paul Kossoff's vibrato is stunning and seals the deal. Had the boys been around in 1969 they would have easily been signed to the Island stable.The laid-back, country-tinged "Down The Line" sounds as if it came straight out of Capricorn Studios in the heart of Macon, Georgia. A nice balance of Black Crowes and early Allman Brothers creeps in with a driving groove.With vocal styles that embraces the passion of the song with conviction and feeling. Like other great singers that have gone before,they adapt to the situation .

"The Get Go are our pick for the next big thing to break from the UK." Todd Smith, The Cutting Edge