Fernando Noronha Releases Ninth Album 'Ain't No Hiding from the Blues'

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Brazilian blues guitarist Fernando Noronha has released his ninth studio album, AIN'T NO HIDING FROM THE BLUES, on Worldhaus Music. The record marks 30 years since he formed his band Black Soul in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The album, four years in the making, features Kim Wilson of THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS on harmonica for Hoochie Coochie Man and slide guitarist Big Gilson on One of a Kind. It follows a career spanning stages across three continents, including performances with B.B. King and Chuck Berry. Noronha recently relocated to San Clemente, California, after marrying a childhood friend. The album reflects this personal change and is filled with soulful vocals and guitar work.


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