Orleans to London Featuring Ronnie Wood, the Neville Bros and Surprise Guest On Guitar by Jimmy Mcintosh

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Funky Blues | Jazz-Funk

11 tracks | 58 minutes

Released Feb 2007
on Arizona Club Records

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Jazz/rock, New Orleans Funk

Editorial review

Jimmy McIntosh is a Las Vegas-based session guitarist who, if the lineup on his solo debut is any indication, has racked up some serious IOUs in the course of his 25 years of professional guitar-slinging. Sidemen on this enjoyable album include Ronnie Wood, Jeff Beck (playing pseudonymously as Hot Rod) , drummer "Mean" Willie Green and a solid quorum of Neville Brothers, most of whom play on most tracks. The tunes are all blues-funk guitar instrumentals except for "It Was a Virus" (on which Ivan Neville sings lyrics written by Penn Jillette) and the album's final track, a sweet acoustic arrangement of the Irish melody "The Minstral Boy", which McIntosh played at his father's funeral. Highlights include the slippery second-line groove of "Mama Funk", the snappy Mike Stern tribute "Fifty Five", and the bluesy Biker Babe". Woody", another tribute to McIntosh's father, is minimalist and sharp with a powerful groove, but maybe just a little bit too long, while the greasy Hendrix-goes-to-New-Orleans workout "A.K.A. Papa Funk" is equally sharp and bluesy, but busier and more concise as well. Overall, this is a very satisfying album -- guitar fiends and tone freaks will have a ball with it. ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide

Bio / Background

Jimmy McIntosh was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil and grew up in the states where his early influences were the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. In high school Jimmy discovered jazz guitarist Jim Hall, Joe Pass and Pat Metheny. Jimmy then attended Berklee College and had parallel interest in blues based rock, jazz and jazz-rock. His professional career began in Las Vegas where he played in lounge groups and various shows including Mamma Mia, The Lon Bronson Allstar Band and Sheena Easton, and as a house guitarist for national TV shows including Penn and Tellers' Sin City Spectacular (FX network), Viva Variety (Comedy Central), Drew Carey's Mr. Vegas (HBO) and The Ron White Show (WB network). On these shows Jimmy played with Slash, Billy Preston, Lyle Lovett, Weird Al Yankovic, Clarence Clemons, Eric Idle, Doris Troy, Marlena Shaw, Joe Walsh and others. Jimmy has also played on studio dates for TV and Radio commercials, TV shows and records.