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Formed in London in 1989, Buick 6 took their name from Bob Dylan's raucous blues track "From a Buick 6" — a fitting tribute, given the band's deep devotion to the roots of American blues. This performance captures the trio's signature sound: Mississippi Delta blues fused with elements of folk, driven by percussive drums and bass and anchored by Roger Hubbard's evocative slide guitar work.
Buick 6 was formed by Roger Hubbard (guitar/vocals), Colin Gibson (bass), and Liam Genockey (drums) — an Anglo-Irish lineup that brought together sophisticated musicianship with a genuine reverence for country and Delta blues traditions. Their sound blends the raw, percussive drive of Mississippi blues with subtle folk textures, giving the band a sound that feels both authentic and distinct.
Over the years, Buick 6 has continued to perform live, including their well-received "Live at the Telegraph" recording, featuring interpretations of blues standards like "Nobody's Fault But Mine," "Travelling Riverside Blues," "In My Time of Dying," and "Hellhound on My Trail" — songs that trace directly back to the Delta blues tradition pioneered by artists like Robert Johnson. The band has also drawn inspiration from their travels through New Orleans and Italy, blending regional blues influences into what's been described as their own "Italian-hills country blues" flavor.
Delta Blues finds Buick 6 doing what they do best: stripped-down, emotionally resonant blues built around slide guitar, tight rhythm, and a deep respect for the genre's origins. It's a performance rooted in tradition but delivered with the band's own distinct character — atmospheric, weathered, and honest.
