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Single Review : Jim Kirkpatrick Single:Ballad Of A Prodigal Son

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Jim Kirkpatrick has been lead guitarist and co-writer of some of the biggest radio hits for legendary British classic rock band FM since 2008 whilst also becoming an in demand session player, for his slide, blues and rock guitar playing. However, he has now decided to re-start a solo career that began with the 2006 debut album ‘Changed Priorities’, with the release this September of his second album, ‘Ballad Of A Prodigal Son’. 

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 Finding the time to record the album took some organisation, as he juggled his FM touring commitments playing at some of the worlds biggest rock festivals and supporting names such as Journey, Foreigner, Kiss, Whitesnake, Heart and Thin Lizzy in addition to other recording and touring commitments. 

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 The title track is the first release from the album and it’s a driving blues rock track that plays to Kirkpatrick’s strengths showcasing his guitar playing, but also showing what a great voice he has. The track is semi-autobiographical about him returning to solo work after such a long time and despite his previous album, this is his very first solo single and it sounds like he’s really enjoying the freedom he’s allowed. With a screaming solo added for good measure, this sounds like a statement of intent 

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 Note the date of September 4th 2020 in your diary for the release of the album, as based on this track, fans of the blues are in for a real treat. 

 Ballad Of The Prodigal Son’ was released on 3rd July 2020 

Musicians:
Jim Kirkpatrick – guitars and vocals
Scott Ralph – drums.
Chris Cliff – bass.
Jem Davis – keys.

 Follow Jim Kirkpatrick: 

www.jimkirkpatrick.com 

https://twitter.com/jimikirkpatrick 

https://www.facebook.com/jimkirkpatrickguitarist 

Reviewed by : Howard Whitelaw for MPM 

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