Wishing a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our band member, the one and only Tom “Bones” Malone.
Musiczoom Review
After the success of the previous album, Blinded by the Night, a live show at The Cutting Room in New York that was widely supported by the public and critics, The City Boys Allstars went to the studio for the new album, with the same training, Thirteen musicians well known at home in the US, […]
"Somethin’ Blue" on KTUH Honolulu, HI 90.3 FM – June 11, 2015
The City Boys Allstars are riding the waves in Hawaii. “Somethin’ Blue” on KTUH Honolulu 90.3 FM hosted by Steve Stoddard in Hawaii played our tunes!
WNTI 91.9 FM in Hackettstown, New Jersey
The City Boys Allstars received Airplay from WNTI 91.9 in Hackettstown, New Jersey.
The City Boys Allstars – Personal Thing Review on Jazz
As a mini big band The City Boys Allstars has a complicated history. At the end of the 1980’s, guitarist Mike Merola organized the band, based on the advice and support of the musician, whom he considered his teacher – the already famous trumpeter Lew Soloff. The ensemble performed quite well, until bad health forced […]
WFDU 89.1 FM – ‘Nothin’ But The Blues’
The City Boys Allstars were played on WFDU 89.1 FM – “Nothin’ But the Blues”
Exclusive short interview with Blues Brother and City Boys Allstar Tom ‘Bones’ Malone
Blues Brother and City Boys Allstar Tom ‘Bones’ Malone sat down with Wasser-Prawda Magazin, a German Magazine to talk about playing with the City Boys Allstars and the new album. The Interview is on page 90. Wasser-Prawda Magazin – Nummer 2015_04
Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Chart – April 2015
The City Boys Allstars was on the Independent Blues Broadcasters Association chart in the UK for April 2015 for Personal Thing.
Blues Corner Radio Show on Rock Radio UK
The City Boys Allstars were on the Blues Corner Radio on Sunday, April 19th on Roack Radio UK
The Blues Club – Switch Dunmow
“The Blues Club” with Jim and Malcolm on Switch GT Dunmow included The City Boys Allstars in their picks for the week on April 15th.
