Guitar News WeeklyEdition #124,January 8, 2001 TONY JANFLONE JR Tony has opened for Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck, Larry Carlton, Dionne Warwick, Ted Nugent, Chicago, Steely Dan, The ManhattanTransfer and many more… Why not checkout his latest release: “Live At The Blues Cafe”, on YNOT RECORDS Read More …
“Pittsburgh guitarist Tony Janflone Jr.’s Live At The Blues Cafe is a well produced live record with sparkling sound quality and a fine setlist ” The Blues Review April 2001 A guitarist’s guitarist …….His playing is stellar. His voice is passionate. EarBuzz.com “This guy (Tony Read More …
Tony Janflone Jr. serves up tasty tunes with live recording Blues’ Fills Menu On Café Recording By David SallingerDaily News Entertainment Editor Tony Janflone Jr. shed no crocodile tears when he found himself recording in a night spot rather than in a studio at night. Read More …
Guitar Man Speaking of guitar slingers, Tony Janflone Jr. has released his fourth CD, Tony Janflone Jr. Live (YNOT Records) ,recorded at the South Side’s Blues Café. Janflone’s band puts out a big-town sound, thanks in no small part to the interplay between keyboardist Tom Read More …
Tony Janflone Jr. Live at the Blues Cafe (YNOT Records)Thursday August 3rd 2000 The tradition of the blues in American music has been an ever evolving genre. The blues has always been a music that is best heard live. Tony Janflone Jr. is Pittsburgh’s premier Read More …
TGM ( The Global Muse ) ALBUM REVIEW I can’t begin to express how much I enjoyed this album. Great Blues Rock delivered with an energy that is unmatched. This is also one of the best sounding live albums that I’ve heard in a long Read More …
This is a letter from guitar great Eric Johnson after hearing a four song demo of Tony’s in 1990.
This is an excerpt from an interview with guitar great Pat Metheny.The interview was printed in the Washington Observer/Reporter on June 8th 1993 and was conducted by reporter Lynne Margolis. ……..Being a road warrior may be hard on certain relationships, but it can foster others,like Read More …
Tony Janflone Jr. – Live at the Blues Cafe I am amazed almost every day to see the number of younger artists who are currently recording either blues or blues/rock material. It seems that Strats and Les Pauls have replaced the Willie Mays signature baseball Read More …
earBuzz Review: Listening to Tony’s album made me think of a phenomena that is very valuable in the live music world – regional love – regional following – and an artist’s dedication to that home as they continue pursuing wider acceptance in the world’s ears. It’s Read More …
