"Luke Winslow-King (born March 12th 1983) is a guitarist, singer,
composer, and lyricist known for his slide guitar work, and interest in
pre-war blues and traditional jazz. Winslow-King’s work consists of an
eclectic mix, taking in delta-folk music, classical composition,
ragtime, and rock and roll; juxtaposing original songs with those from a
bygone era.
Whether solo, or with a band, Winslow-King offers an original sound that is both rustic and elegant. He delivers energetic and dynamic performances, with his burgundy voice and versatile guitar playing."
Whether solo, or with a band, Winslow-King offers an original sound that is both rustic and elegant. He delivers energetic and dynamic performances, with his burgundy voice and versatile guitar playing."
Check Luke out at his official Website, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. His new release, "The Coming Tide" is out now via Bloodshot Records and he returns to Pittsburgh Thursday night at Pittsburgh Winery. I want to thank Luke for taking a few to participate in this edition of First/Last.
The first album you ever bought?
Phil Collins “Both Sides”.
Phil Collins “Both Sides”.
Your last album bought?
Mississippi Fred MacDowell “Lomax Collection”.
Mississippi Fred MacDowell “Lomax Collection”.
Favorite album of all time?
Mance Lipscomb “Texas Songster”.
Mance Lipscomb “Texas Songster”.
Least favorite/most disappointing
album?
Jeff Buckley “Grace”.
Jeff Buckley “Grace”.
First concert attended?
Counting Crows, Kalamazoo Wings Stadium.
Counting Crows, Kalamazoo Wings Stadium.
Last concert?
Neil Young, Voodoo Fest.
Neil Young, Voodoo Fest.
Favorite concert ever?
Taj Mahal, The Ark Ann Arbor, MI.
Taj Mahal, The Ark Ann Arbor, MI.
Least favorite concert?
Neil Young at Voodoo Fest.
Neil Young at Voodoo Fest.
Any thoughts, experiences about
Pittsburgh?
Last time I played in town I was performing at the home of Chukky Okobi of the Steelers.
I'm excited to return this time for a public concert at The Pittsburgh Winery.
Last time I played in town I was performing at the home of Chukky Okobi of the Steelers.
I'm excited to return this time for a public concert at The Pittsburgh Winery.
Thanks, Luke. Exactly how does one go about playing in a Steeler's living room?
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