Danny Bryant - Temperature Rising (2014)

Danny Bryant was born on July 26, 1980 in Royston, Hertfordshire. He started playing guitar relatively late, at the age of fifteen, under the influence of Walter Trout. Three years later, he was touring with his band, the RedEyeBand, in which his father, Ken Bryant, was the bassist and his mother was the manager. Andy Burt played the drums at the start, but he left in 2004, and Trevor Barr took his place behind the drums. The fact that his mother's organizational skills and the band's musical quality are clearly demonstrated by the fact that they were soon able to perform in front of world stars such as Joe Cocker, Carlos Santana, Buddy Guy and Peter Green. Their debut album, Watching You, was released in 2002, and the album was re-released in 2009. In 2007, Bryant signed a contract with Rounder Records, and their collaboration resulted in three albums. Of these, Just As I Am, released in February 2010, brought the greatest success, the real breakthrough in his career. On September 17, 2011, he performed in the Netherlands, and in 2012, the audio and visual material of the evening was released on CD and DVD by the German label Jazzhaus Records under the title Night Life. The next milestone was Temperature Rising, released in 2014. The constantly on the move Bryant traveled to the United States as part of the album's launch tour, where he toured for five weeks with his idol, Walter Trout. In August 2015, he went back to the studio to record his next album, Blood Money. Richard Hammerton was responsible for the production, and Walter Trout and Whitesnake legend Bernie Marsden were featured on the critically acclaimed album.