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Mississippi MacDonald is currently touring across 1 country and has 5 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Royal Oak in Alton, after that they'll be at Claypath Delicatessen in Durham.

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Review: Do Right, Say Right by Mississippi MacDonald

Mississippi MacDonald

By Mike O’Cull

Three-time British Blues Awards nominee Mississippi MacDonald puts down an energized and authentic set of soul-infused blues on his new record Do Right, Say Right . The album hits the bricks November 19th, 2021 on APM Records and contains one impressive performance after another from the London-based guitarist and vocalist. Produced by Phil Dearing at L Sound in London, Do Right, Say Right rocks nine new original MacDonald tracks that show off a high-level understanding of organic American music styles and the fluency needed to weave them together. MacDonald’s songs are expressive, creatively written, and not loaded down with cliches. He’s also a strong and genuine singer who puts his lines across with fervor and belief. Combine that voice with a bold and tasty guitar style and you get a winner every time.

Mississippi MacDonald has been building his name, fame, and brand in the blues business since his first album dropped in 2014. He’s created an ever-expanding body of work that shows him to be a consciously-evolving artist functioning within a roots music frame. MacDonald is backed by a tight and able band made up of Phil Dearing (keyboards and guitar), Elliot Boughen (bass), Mark Johnson-Brown (drums), and Lucy Dearing (backup vocals), a wonderful crew of musicians who seem to intuitively get the sound MM is after. He grew up as a blues kid in the Nirvana 90s and remains true to the music and his calling to play it in everything he does. His straightforward, unpretentious ways are refreshing and believable and deserve a prime spot in your regular rotation.

Do Right, Say Right opens with the convincingly penitent, horn-enhanced shuffle “I Was Wrong.” It’s a powerful song about someone who let go of someone they should’ve kept and realizes their mistake. MacDonald pleads his case through his lyrics and his open-hearted show of emotion builds up and propels the song well. His stinging guitar licks are sweet and lowdown and he executes them with a vintage tone that fits the arrangement like a pair of snakeskin shoes. Right away, he hooks you in and checking out the rest of the record becomes an immediate need.

“I Heard It Twice” is a hard-nosed shuffle that exposes some downright vicious opinions one particularly cold-hearted woman had to offer about our man MacDonald’s ability to play the blues. “She said I don’t like your blues, I heard it twice the first time,” he sings, after listing his faults according to her. Every performing artist gets this treatment sooner or later, because you just can’t please everyone, and the worst of it often comes from those they thought were on their side. MacDonald slips the critique by making a song about it and letting her negativity drive him. His vocal take is bone-chilling and his guitar licks are well-seasoned and unafraid. We should all handle our critics so well. Pay attention because school is in session.

Mississippi MacDonald slows things down with the vibe-filled “Drinker’s Blues.” His unhurried vocal delivery and interaction with the background singers on the track keep an undercurrent of soul cooking beneath this muscular slow blues. Horns and organ riffs expand the song’s arrangement and give MacDonald the platform he needs to speak and play his troubles to all of us. It’s a showcase cut for the entire group and is arguably the best song on the record.

“That’s It I Quit” is a cracking shuffle with a Texas feel to it that describes some of the many frustrations involved in living the gig life. MacDonald slings more hot guitar over the band’s big beat and overflows with confidence and style. Other cuts to cue up include “Keep Your Hands Out Of My Pocket” and the closer “Your Wife Is Cheating On Us.” Mississippi MacDonald is a large talent who sounds like he’s finding his mode and blowing things up. Pick up Do Right, Say Right and make your own day. Highly recommended.

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A copy of the “Do Right, Say Right” CD is on its way to my mailbox as an early Christmas present to myself. Thanks for sharing the article and music Martine! Happy Thanksgiving!

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A two times UK Blues Awards winner. Singer, guitarist and songwriter making music with real gravitas, marking him as the new voice of British soul-blues. Scored successive no.1 albums on Radio charts with the IBBA and RMR. Influenced by the playing of Albert King and the vocals of OV Wright. ...   more

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All Blacks in turmoil: What Leon MacDonald’s departure means

Analysis - Just as the good ship All Blacks had righted itself after taking an Argentinean broadside , one of the leading hands has decided to walk the plank.

Or at least, that is what it feels like after Leon MacDonald sensationally left the team on the eve of its departure to South Africa .

Scott Robertson fronted media in Christchurch on what was supposed to be a week off for the All Blacks, clearly trying to find the best way to describe a very awkward situation.

Robertson mentioned MacDonald is a "helluva coach" quite a few times, about the same number as Chris Lendrum, NZR's Head of Professional Rugby, said that it was a "brave and bold decision". They are definitely not wrong - MacDonald did not end up as an All Black assistant by accident and he could have been in the gig for the next World Cup cycle without too many questions.

Both Robertson and Lendrum said things "haven't quite clicked", which is a pretty broad statement but can be probably seen as a way of saying that both their outlooks on rugby cannot fit in the same room.

Both men are former Super Rugby head coaches, the most alpha-male of positions, and any sort of concession in front of a squad of All Blacks is too much for either to bear. Both are former All Blacks, former teammates and have been around each other for a long time, maybe long enough for MacDonald to feel like he could speak up whenever he felt like it.

Another way of reading between the lines is that perhaps it is because MacDonald did not quite end up with the official right-hand-man role. The one that Steve Hansen had next to Sir Graham Henry and the one Ian Foster had next to Hansen, it is something that Robertson may well be using this season as an audition for.

Given MacDonald had been on Robertson's coaching ticket for a long time now, it would not be a surprise to find out that simply being treated like everyone else (or maybe being leapfrogged already in the pecking order) came as a bit of a shock.

Still, this is very much a case of being careful what you wish for. MacDonald never really bothered to hide his aspirations of being an All Black assistant coach while being head coach of the Blues, something that became a bit of a talking point when Vern Cotter eventually replaced him and took the Auckland-based side to their first Super Rugby title in 21 seasons. After all that, MacDonald only lasted five tests, beaten by a personality clash rather than any test opponents.

What now for MacDonald?

The long term option ironically may well be back where it all started for him and Robertson as teammates. The Crusaders have somehow retained Rob Penney as head coach despite coming off their worst season since 1996, but it is likely that the tolerance for losses will be pretty short if they start scraping the barrel again and MacDonald is an ideal candidate.

That is if he wants to stay in New Zealand - there are likely to be options in Japan and Europe for someone of his calibre.

But if this all sounds a bit familiar, it is because it is. Only two years ago, John Plumtree and Brad Mooar were let go on the eve of a South African tour, which turned into the most turbulent and dramatic period of Ian Foster's time in charge. Lendrum acknowledged that feels like a bit of 'here we go again' for All Black fans.

"I can understand that today's news seems a little bit out of the ordinary. I understand people have a huge amount of care for the team, but this is quite a different situation to the one in 2022 … this is not a performance related situation."

With respect to Lendrum, it kind of is though. Robertson and MacDonald could not perform together as coaches, due to whatever reasons. The good news is there are plenty of coaches left in the All Blacks who are pretty happy with their situations - Scott Hansen and Tamati Ellison will fill the gap left for now.

Will this be seen as a massive twist in the narrative of this All Black team? It is up to the collective of Robertson, his staff and the players to decide that with these upcoming tests against the world champions Springboks. But whether MacDonald decides to tell his side of the story is entirely up to him.

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Mississippi MacDonald is an English Soul-Blues singer/songwriter/guitarist, fronting a four piece band. He is a 6 times British / UK Blues Awards and three times US Independent Blues Awards nominee. He has appeared on BBC Radio 2's Blues Show with Cerys Matthews, has played extensively in the UK and the US, and has recorded recently in the US with Vaneese Thomas (Rufus Thomas) and Benny Turner (Freddie King, Mighty Joe Young). His previous album, Do Right, Say Right was named in the top 10 Blues Albums of 2022 by Mojo Magazine.

Touring his second album for APM Records, Heavy State Loving Blues, he was appraised by Blues In Britain Magazine as one of finest modern bluesmen in the U.K. and on this release he's excelled in all areas. The Heavy State Loving Blues album has charted for multiple weeks at the top of the RMR Global Blues Report, second only to Buddy Guy.

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Shock as All Black attack coach Leon MacDonald quits on eve of Bok Tests

22nd August 2024

New Zealand have been dealt a blow with the news that Leon MacDonald has departed the set-up ahead of their double-header against the Springboks in South Africa.

The former Blues head honcho joined the All Blacks coaching group after Scott Robertson became boss of the national team.

MacDonald was hand-picked by Robertson to be his attack coach when he succeeded Ian Foster following the Rugby World Cup, but the 46-year-old has now quit on the eve of their Test matches against the Springboks in South Africa.

Scott Hansen and Tamati Ellison will take on extra responsibility following the departure of MacDonald. Hansen will help the All Blacks attack alongside backs coach Jason Holland while current skills guru Ellison will be on the defence for the rest of the season.

"Leon and I have been having some honest conversations with each other for a little while now. As coaches, we have differing views and both agreed it wasn't working," Robertson said in a statement.

"Over the period of time since we started coaching together, we just feel like it hasn't quite clicked.

"We haven't lined up where we need to on the rugby side of it."

"Leon and I both care deeply about the All Blacks and we believe we've made a decision that's best for this team.

"There's a huge amount of respect and appreciation for Leon in the group and the work he's put in to get us to this point in our journey.

"As a team we have acknowledged that contribution and our focus now needs to be on South Africa, it's going to be two tough Test matches over there."

MacDonald and Robertson played together for both the Crusaders and All Blacks, but their coaching careers went in different directions.

While the latter headed up the Christchurch outfit, the former left to join their arch-rivals the Blues.

He spent four years in Auckland before the duo reconnected at the All Blacks, with MacDonald becoming an assistant coach and heading up the attack.

However, he lasted just five matches with Robertson and New Zealand Rugby making it clear that there was a clash of philosophies.

"You've got two great coaches who have been having some robust but constructive discussions on the approach to drive the All Blacks over a period of time now," NZR's head of professional rugby and performance Chris Lendrum said.

"Ultimately, they have made a brave decision that they believe is best for the team.

"Leon is a highly regarded coach and has made a huge contribution to rugby across a number of teams in New Zealand, and we'd love to have him back in our system in the future. For now, I'd like to thank him on behalf of NZR and wish him all the very best."

While it could well prove to be the correct decision long-term, it is a blow heading into their crunch Rugby Championship encounters against South Africa.

On August 31, the All Blacks will face the Springboks in Johannesburg before the two once again go head-to-head a week later in Cape Town.

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Through this mobile food truck tour, mango lovers in three states can learn about the stone fruit, taste it and have interactive fruity fun at pop-up events. The tour is scheduled to make stops in Prosper, Texas; Frisco, Texas; Tallahassee, Florida; Pensacola, Florida; and Oxford, Mississippi.

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"We want to take advantage of the excitement of peak mango season and connect with people on a personal level, offering them the opportunity to taste, learn and enjoy mangos in a celebratory and festive atmosphere."

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The mango road show begins in Prosper, Texas, on Aug. 24 at a Kroger supermarket. 

There will also be a stop on Aug. 25 at the stadium for the Frisco Roughriders, a minor league baseball team.

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Finally, the mango food truck ends its ride with a three-day stop in Oxford, Mississippi. 

An on-campus event will be held at the University of Mississippi on Sept. 6 and during the Sept. 7 football game between the Rebels and Middle Tennessee. The final visit will take place at a Kroger in Oxford on Sept. 8.

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The food truck pop-up stops will offer patrons free, ripe mangos, paired with a variety of savory and sweet topping options like coconut, honey and more, Spellman said. 

"On-site culinary experts will demonstrate mango mastery, sharing tips and tricks for cutting and picking the perfect mango," Spellman added. 

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If mangos are enjoyed during peak season, she said, "you're likely enjoy peak flavor, too, and be able to find them at a lower price." 

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Mangos are a versatile fruit that can be added to a wide variety of dishes. 

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"They're also delicious [when] enjoyed on their own. For a little kick, try them with a little chili powder and salt." 

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