BluesPowR Radio
Times are Getting Tougher
[Read More...]Podcast: Play in new window | Download
-
Recent Posts
- Tune into the Weekend: Mike Ross shakes on down a classic with debut single from new album
- Tune into the Weekend: Guitarists Johnny Burgin, Anson Funderburgh team for Valentine’s Day blues single
- Reprise Records takes us back out Riding with the King with expanded, remastered 20th anniversary edition of King/Clapton collaboration
- 11 Guys Quartet delivers big sound on Small Blues and Grooves
- Blues supergroup the Phantom Blues Band is Still Cookin’ with hot new album
Tags
Albert Castiglia B.B. King Billy Branch Billy Price Bobby Rush Bob Corritore Bob Margolin Bob Stroger Buddy Guy Charlie Musselwhite Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival Derek Trucks Doyle Bramhall II Eric Clapton Gary Clark Jr. Gregg Allman James Cotton Jimmie Vaughan Joe Bonamassa Joe Louis Walker John Mayall Johnny Winter John Primer Jonn Del Toro Richardson Keb Mo Kenny Beedy Eyes Smith Kenny Wayne Shepherd Kim Wilson Lurrie Bell Mike Zito Monster Mike Welch Muddy Waters Mud Morganfield Nick Moss Robert Randolph Ronnie Earl Samantha Fish Shemekia Copeland Sugaray Rayford Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Taj Mahal Tedeschi Trucks Band Tom Hambridge Tommy Castro Walter TroutCategories
Archives
Tag Archives: Howard Grimes
Mojo Risin’: Robert Finley evokes old soul on debut Age Don’t Mean a Thing
It doesn’t matter what other soul-blues albums you’ve heard this year; chances are, Robert Finley‘s debut Age Don’t Mean a Thing (Big Legal Mess Records) will have most, if not every single one of them, beat, with the 62-year-old Louisianan … Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Mojo Risin'
Tagged Howard Grimes, Jimbo Mathus, Music Maker Relief Foundation, Reba Russell, Robert Finley
Comments Off on Mojo Risin’: Robert Finley evokes old soul on debut Age Don’t Mean a Thing