Joanne Shaw Taylor Biography | Age, Net Worth (2021), Singer, Guitarist, Family, Height, Nationality |

Taylor’s career in the music industry began in small steps as a result of this offer. Joanne had already established a name for herself in the industry by 2009, having signed with Ruf Records.

ThrillNG reported in May 2009 that she published her debut album, “White Sugar,” in May 2009, then another, “Diamonds in the Dirt,” in 2010, both on Ruf Records. Her first and second albums both reached number eight on the Billboard Top Blues Albums chart in the United States.

Additionally, she released her debut album, White Sugar, on Ruf Records in May 2009. Taylor’s second album, Diamonds in the Dirt, came out on Ruf Records in 2010. In the United States, both of her albums charted at number eight on Billboard’s Top Blues Albums.

At the British Blues Awards in 2010, she was nominated Best Female Vocalist. At the 2011 British Blues Awards, she received the same prize as well as the Songwriter of the Year award for Diamonds in the Dirt’s “Same As It Never Was.”

Taylor performed lead guitar with Annie Lennox’s band for the Diamond Jubilee Concert in London on June 4, 2012. During the performance in front of Buckingham Palace, which was attended by some 12,000 people, Taylor played a lengthy solo (not counting the many thousands lining The Mall).

Taylor’s Fuzz Face pedal failed just before her solo, resulting in a considerably cleaner guitar sound than typical. Shaw’s fourth studio album, The Dirty Truth, was recorded with producer Jim Gaines in Memphis, Tennessee, and released on September 22, 2014.Taylor’s fifth studio album, Wild, was released on September 30th, 2016.

Kevin Shirley produced the album, which was recorded at Nashville’s Grand Victor Studios. The album was her first to reach the top 20 of the UK Albums Chart. Similarly, she announced in 2018 that she has acquired her first big label contract with Sony Music’s Silvertone Records subsidiary. On the 15th and 16th of May, she performed as a support act for Foreigner at Birmingham Symphony Hall and the Royal Albert Hall, respectively.

Moreover, Taylor conducted a four-week tour in the United States after her own headline tour in 2017, and she returned to the UK in late 2018 to play intimate venues across the country.

Taylor Discography

The list of Taylor’s released discography, among others:

• White Sugar, released in 2009
• Diamonds in the Dirt, released in 2010
• Almost Always Never, released in 2012
• Songs from the Road released 2013
• The Dirty Truth, released in 2014
• Wild, released in 2016
• Reckless Heart, released in 2019
• Reckless Blues EP released 2020
• The Blues Album, released in 2021

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