TAZ TAYLOR BAND: Two New Tracks To Air On U.K.'s ARfm Internet Radio

February 24, 2009

Two new tracks from TAZ TAYLOR BAND — "Razor Tongue" and "One More Night" — can be heard on this week's "Steve Price Rock Show" on U.K.'s ARfm Internet radio. Next broadcast will be on Wednesday, February 25 at 3:00 p.m. GMT. The show repeats again on Thursday, February 26 at 3:00 a.m. GMT.

To listen to the program live via the Internet, go to www.arfm.co.uk.

The TAZ TAYLOR BAND — whose touring lineup previously included legendary hard rock vocalist Graham Bonnet (RAINBOW, MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP, ALCATRAZZ, IMPELLITTERI) — last month announced the addition of singer Keith Slack (pictured below) to the group's ranks. According to the band, "Keith will probably be most notably known to TTB fans for his work with MSG on the '99 Unforgiven world tour and the subsequent double live album release, as well as his work with MUDPIE, STEELHOUSE LANE and others. Keith is a real find for the band."

Says Taz Taylor, "We knew that finding someone to step into the lead vocal spot left vacant by Graham Bonnet was not going to be an easy task.... and then Keith came in like a TRAIN!!"

TAZ TAYLOR BAND entered a San Diego studio late last year to began work on the follow-up album to "Welcome To America". DEEP PURPLE keyboard player Don Airey makes an appearance on the LP, which will contain "11 tracks of hard rock, combining elements of the past, but with a contemporary vibe also," according to a posting on the band's web site.

TAZ TAYLOR BAND last year released a concert DVD entitled "Live in Prague - Ultimate Bootleg" via its official web site. This complete unedited performance shows the band in top form performing 19 songs, including tracks from its CD release "Welcome To America" featuring Graham Bonnet on lead vocals. Also featured are several hits from Graham Bonnet's career with RAINBOW and MSG as well as tracks from Taz Taylor's solo instrumental CD "Caffeine Racer".

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