NEW GLASGOW - With no lawyers, no agents and no grudges to settle, Big Sugar
entered the studio and recorded their first album in 10 years.
The band that mixes blues, reggae, dub and rock into their unique sound, since 1991, reformed last year and is touring in support of their latest release Revolution Per Minute. They will play Riverfront Jubilee this weekend.
There was nothing left for Gordie Johnson to do but literally empty his pockets. The frontman for Canadian blues rockers Big Sugar had been ambling about the freshly flood stained streets of New Orlea
Festival shows, including the Harvest Jazz & Blues, prompt rock reggae band to reform Article by Victoria Handysides They're reborn, but don't call them refined - this Big Sugar is as raw as ever. "It
Article by Tyler Kula Gordie Johnson may be jinxed. The Big Sugar frontman, on tour with the Toronto-based band after a seven-year hiatus, has a problem with gadgets. "I suppose there's something to p