Classic Rock

JOANNE SHAW TAYLOR

On balance, Joanne Shaw Taylor needed a break. Having played professionally since she was 16, touring non-stop from the age of 21, the Black Country native found herself looking at a very different life after March 2020.

“I’ve done one show since then, which was a private party for some BMW motorbike guys,” Taylor, 36, says over the phone from Detroit. “So quite a burly audience, which was great!”

With much of her crew based in Europe, her tour plans were scuppered again this year by covid. Making – and made a covers record, , with Joe Bonamassa.

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