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one of the best unsigned original blues rock bands in the uk today home tour about news discography media contact dave robinson | phil allen | paul heydon | jamie burns dave robinson | jamie burns dave robinson | phil allen | paul heydon | jamie burns seasons greetings dear friends and fans of the idle hands. the time is almost upon us to move forward into a new year and to now make this formal announcement. after much consideration we have come to a mutual decision that the idle hands will not continue as a band. we (dave, jamie, phil & paul) send our deepest heartfelt thanks to all of our wonderful families, loyal fans, friends, followers and promoters around the uk and the world, for your amazing love and support over our many many years together. a time during which we've seen the band go from strength to strength and rise to a highly respected position on the uk blues rock scene. we can never thank you enough for your love, loyalty and passionate support for the idle hands music and performances. there were some tough times but there were stacks of laughs and plenty of amazing gigs and album reviews which we will never forget, and of course you were always there for us. we hope you will continue to listen to our cds, watch the live youtube footage and remember the good times, and our website will remain live for cd sales. but now it's time to say a massive thank you, goodbye and to move on. stay safe in 2017 as we send you a final farewell and wish you a peaceful happy christmas from the idle hands. dave, jamie, phil, paul. xxxx more news tour dates "passionately engaging, original and unique british blues rock from chesterfield uk" new album - june 2014 feeding the machine out now "an exceptional 12 track album from the masters of british hard rock blues" track listing 1. the fever | listen & buy 2. devil and the deep blue | listen & buy 3. get up and dance | listen & buy 4. read your mind | listen & buy 5. your song goes on | listen & buy 6. sad again | listen & buy 7. might be foolin | listen & buy 8. before the setting of the sun | listen & buy 9. weatherman | listen & buy 10. your time will come | listen & buy 11. live for the moment | listen & buy 12. second time around | listen & buy the band phil allen - vocals, blues harp & percussion dave robinson - guitars jamie burns - bass & backing vocals paul heydon - drums info recorded: the foundry chesterfield mastered: digital audio skipton buy-feeding the machine feeding the machine cd - paypal uk cd order inc postage £10.00 gbp european cd order inc postage £12.00 gbp non european cd order inc postage £13.00 gbp buy now at itunes buy now at amazon album review : 'feeding the machine' - lancashire blues archive from chesterfield 'the idle hands' are a cut above the average blues rock band and have proved this on the new album 'feeding the machine'. fronting the band on vocals, harmonica and percussion is the dynamic and flamboyant phil allen. dave robinson runs the action on 'super strat' guitar, while the power houses of the rhythm section are jamie burns on bass and backing vocals and paul heydon on drums. all the tracks on the album are self penned. the intro' to the album gives you a raw and rockin' blues number, 'fever', introducing the talents of dave on guitar and phil on blues harp. following this, 'the devil and the deep blue' is an 'in the groove' blues rock track with some great rhythms. moving towards rock n' roll, 'get up and dance' adds a different flavour. 'read your mind' however, is a classic rock number with great vocals from phil, with a bit of funky stuff towards the end which all adds to the interest. the next track is one of my favourites. an acoustic blues 'the song goes on', has some class slide and guitar playing leaning towards country blues. i have to say the following track 'sad again', an instrumental, just blew me away. a slow meaningful track with beautiful guitar work from dave and played with such passion. now we get into a real up tempo funky number, 'might be foolin' ... variety is the spice! moving on to another of my favourite tracks 'before the setting sun', this is blues with an edge with great vocals from phil. it is a slow number with bass power and drum driven and excellent raw guitar from dave. 'weatherman' is a classic slow blues rock number, a great take and played with passion. on the next rocky track, 'your time will come' has some brilliant slide guitar with definite influences of a certain mr page. some great harp input from phil. the penultimate track on this excellent album, 'live for the moment' is a classic slow blues telling a story, well sung by phil. to complete the album, another great acoustic take 'second time around', which is an up tempo, rhythmic, country blues with super slide guitar, the track has a 'dusting' of dylan, love it! blues meets classic rock is a description i could give to 'the idle hands'. they are an incredibly hard working band and are a 'must see' live, to get the whole picture. there are definite influences in their music from rory gallaher to jimmy page and robert plant et al, but they have their very own distinctive stamp which makes them unique. excellent! rosy greer - lancashire blues archive album review : 'feeding the machine' - rock of ages radio show in the time honoured tradition when all creative musicians must search for the holy grail of pure artistic inspiration which creates and reinforces their own identity a seminal moment occurs, like robert johnson standing at the crossroads the idle hands have now been overwhelmed by their own magic to produce an album of song potions for the heart, body and soul, the results are electrifying. “feeding the machine” is much more than just another blues/rock album as it has depth and variety with every song containing something different for the listener to latch onto. from the blues/funk groove of “read your mind” to the stylistic mississippi porch dobro sounds of “your song goes on” it also has the added bonus of some very momentous tracks just waiting to be discovered that must be given pride of place in this album. “sad again” is one of those such tracks which is a sentimental guitar blues instrumental reminiscent of gary moore and snowy white which avoids some of the pitfalls of a clichéd power surge solo, with the recording defying overkill relying on just pure emotion which pulls your heart strings in tune with the song. guitarist dave robinson’s solo passages are cutting visceral staccato latitudes indicative of a restless soul intent of pouring out the emotional frustrations of a lifetime into every note he frets questing for the lost chord whilst still extolling the theme of the song, which is something which sets him apart from many of his contemporaries, a truly extraordinary musician. “before the setting of the sun” has very strong zeppelin influences as does “your time will come” displaying the hallmark page/plant style vocal and guitar interplay whilst “weatherman” is a brooding slow burner which is all pervasive and consuming as the band’s talisman and vocalist phil allen delivers the song storyline with true pathos as only he can. vocalists and front men of his calibre are very thin on the ground these days but in truth mr allen is the ‘weatherman’ for the band, an inspired and almost omnipotent interconnecting force that controls the elements as both the storm bringer or the rainbow maker. it has to be said the magnificent bass tones of jamie burns and drummer paul heydon are a rhythm section to dream about and provide the ultimate skin tight backdrop for the guitar and vocals to weave their magic upon in this delightful musical tapestry. one of the albums finest songs is “live for the moment” which has to be manna from heaven to my ears, it has every magical organic ingredient borne out of reflective and deep seated nostalgic human emotion which makes it a totally addictive musical i

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