NEWS!
NEWS!
“With one foot in the Mississippi Delta, and the other striding across continents to grab ideas and musicians the world over, Deivert’s new album is a deep, intensely beautiful work.” - Steve Pick
Read the whole review here....
http://blues.about.com/od/cddvdreview1/fr/Bert-Deivert-Kid-Man-Blues-2011.htm
Blues in the South (UK) voted KID MAN BLUES among top twenty blues albums of 2011...
http://www.bluesinthesouth.com/

Had a great time at the Himalayan Blues Festival, Kathmandu, Nepal and did my last gig with the great guitarist, singer, and blues mandolinist, Jimi Hocking!
Promotion for the new album Kid Man Blues is handled by:
Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon, betsie@blindraccoon.com
http://www.blindraccoon.com/
Memphis, TN, Tel. 901.278.6850
LOTS OF NEW REVIEWS - HERE
NEW interview published in Finland!

http://www.blueswebzine.com/interviews/bert_deivert_interview.html

KID MAN BLUES features blues mandolin on most tracks and has some great guests, Bill Abel from Misssissippi, Memphis Gold, from Washington, DC, the great Delta drummer Sam Carr, who is unfortunately no longer with us, Tom Paley - US legend, Janne Zander, Brian Kramer, Mats Qwarfordt, Sven Zetterberg, Pong from Bangkok, and many other great Thai and Swedish musicians! Thanks to all my friends for helping me do this! You can order a CD by sending me an email at BERT(at)DEIVERT.COM I will then help you with the order.
THE ALBUM IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD PURCHASE from
CDBABY - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bertdeivert1
iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kid-man-blues/id468893560
AMAZON http://amzn.com/B005QNDC8S

Mixing in Kangaroo Studio, Bangkok for the new THAI-PRODUCED album “13 SAMSEN” by Dulyasit “Pong” Srabua & Bert Deivert.
Joining us are many guests, including blues harmonica master Charlie Musselwhite, and Thai songwriter superstar Surachai Juntimatorn on vocals with one of his original songs.

Pong and I relaxing on Isaan’s NONG HAN LAKE.

Pong and Bert in Bangkok at Sexy Pink Studio in Bangkok. Photo by Francois May.

Bert, T-Model Ford, and Bill Abel playing at the Johnny Winter Blues Trail marker ceremony in Leland, MS. in June 2010. Johnny was supposed to jam with us, but he was too sick. He just showed up for 5 minutes for the dedication and left. Photo by Scott Barretta