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Keep your Belly full of blues with satisfying new releases from a traditional blues favorite as well as a rising UK contemporary blues outfit
One need look no further than the likes of Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Nirvana, Pete Seeger, Lonnie Donegan, and Ram Jam to be reminded of the influence of blues/folk multi-instrumentalist and singer Huddie Ledbetter – better known … Continue reading
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Tagged Brownie McGhee, Lead Belly, Sonny Terry, TBelly
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John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers – Live in 1967 offers previously unheard early performances featuring Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood & John McVie
By rights, it shouldn’t even exist, the product of a fan from Holland sneaking a one-channel reel recorder into a series of London shows to capture a band that performed together for only three months before three-quarters of its members … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Corne, John Mayall, Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green
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Guitarist Robben Ford looks Into the Sun with latest release
We probably don’t write as much about guitarist and singer Robben Ford as we should here, considering the nearly three dozen albums he’s put out over the years in both his own name and with a variety of bands. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Keb Mo, Robben Ford, Robert Randolph, Warren Haynes
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Stuff You Gotta Watch: Joe Bonamassa pays tribute to blues masters on Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks
Blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa is no stranger to covering the songs of the blues masters, having, for example, included tracks from Robert Johnson (“Stones in My Passway”), Howlin’ Wolf (“Who’s Been Talking”), and Willie Dixon (“I Got All You Need”) … Continue reading
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Tagged Anton Fig, Howlin Wolf, Joe Bonamassa, Kevin Shirley, Kirk Fletcher, Lee Thornburg, Michael Rhodes, Mike Henderson, Muddy Waters, Nick Lane, Reese Wynans, Ron Dziubla
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Quadruple Maple Blues Award winner Steve Hill keeps blues to himself with Solo Recordings Vol. 2
Recently, we told you about the debut album from Canadian harmonica player Roly Platt entitled Inside Out. With a late fall release, that one came out just a bit too late to be eligible for this year’s Maple Blues Awards … Continue reading
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Tagged Maple Blues Awards, Steve Hill
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International bluesmen Roly Platt, Thorbjorn Risager impress on debut offerings
Even several weeks into the new year, we’re not ready to give up on 2014 quite yet. Not when it comes to having CDs as good as these to still tell you about, some recent releases from two non-U.S. bluesmen … Continue reading
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Tagged Roly Platt, Steve Strongman, Thorbjorn Risager
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Chicago guitarist Dave Specter delivers Message in Blue with latest Delmark release
There aren’t many musicians out there who could pull off a song acknowledging some of the biggest names in Chicago blues without coming across as somewhat opportunistic or trite. But Chicago native guitarist, bandleader, and producer Dave Specter manages to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Corritore, Brother John Kattke, Chicago Horns, Dave Specter, Otis Clay
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Forget the champagne… Bootleg Whiskey is the way to go this New Year’s Eve
A few weeks back, we promised to bring you more on the latest album from Grady Champion. With the new year now just mere hours away, we couldn’t think of a better note on which to end 2014 than a closer … Continue reading
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Tagged Grady Champion
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Chicago tribute show, latest album Step Back both good ways to remember blues guitar legend Johnny Winter
If, like us, you weren’t able to make it to Chicago for the Johnny Winter remembrance show that took place at Buddy Guy’s Legends a few weekends back (or to a computer for the accompanying live webstream of the program), … Continue reading
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Tagged Earl Slick, Edgar Winter, Jay Stollman, Johnny Winter, Lonnie Brooks, Mike Zito, Paul Nelson, Ronnie Baker Brooks
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