That’s Glenn Priddle, from Australia in black, who is now the Bikernet music correspondent. He’ll bring you hot reviews of new and old CDs, blues and rock from time to time. Between Glenn and I we will attempt to review new DVDs of biker related show, if we can stay awake through them. Hang on. --Bandit

MUSIC, MOVIE AND DVD REVIEWS COMING TO BIKERNET--Here's a taste of thing to come form the Bikernet staff, including Glenn Priddle from Australia.

" Mike Morgan and The Crawl".
Raw & Ready.
Black Top Records.

"Mike Morgan" was born near Dallas Texas in 1959, started playing the guitar in early years, but wasn't until 1985 when he got turned on to Steve Ray Vaughan's album " Texas Flood" that he started taking his guitar playing seriously.

Shortly after meeting a couple of experienced musicians, namely, top vocalist Darrel Nulisch. The band " Mike Morgan and The Crawl" were formed and they quickly made a name for themselves as one of the best contempory blues bands in Texas. Nulisch left the band and was replaced by "Lee Mc Bee", a blues veteran known for his gravely voice and excellent harmonica playing.

The band overwhelmed audiences while playing all the major Blues and Jazz Festivals. It was at one of these concerts that Hammond Scott owner of Black Top Records saw the band and immediately signed them to his label. The band toured national and internationally promoting their new album, "Raw and Ready". The band to this day are still heavily in demand and have several top albums to their credit.

I guarantee you this CD will get you rockin and at the different times on certain tracks, will bring you back down to a very relaxed state while you enjoy a beer or bourbon. Band leader "Mike Morgan" delivers great guitar solos, and together with "Lee Mc Bee", his unique voice plus his dynamic harmonica playing, soon has you realizing what a great team they are, and not forgetting the rest of the band to bring this whole package together delivering a cross section of "Blues and R&B" that leave you wanting more.

--Glenn Priddle