-
Recent Posts
- Antone’s wraps up 50th anniversary celebration with golden collection of tracks on Chicago Bound
- With help from Ground Zero Blues Club performers, Morgan Freeman orchestrates unique take on the Delta blues on Symphonic Blues Experience
- Janiva Magness brings Truth to the room (and our ears) with first major live album
- Blues-rocker Albert Castiglia not slowing down with release of new album recorded at Abbey Road
- Two decades after release on CD, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings’ Classic Blues compilation available on vinyl for first time
Tags
- Albert Castiglia
- Anthony Geraci
- B.B. King
- Billy Branch
- Billy Flynn
- Bobby Rush
- Bob Corritore
- Bob Margolin
- Bob Stroger
- Buddy Guy
- Charlie Musselwhite
- Derek Trucks
- Doyle Bramhall II
- Eric Clapton
- Gary Clark Jr.
- 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
- Kid Andersen
- Kim Wilson
- Lurrie Bell
- Mike Finnigan
- Mike Zito
- Monster Mike Welch
- Muddy Waters
- Mud Morganfield
- Robert Cray
- Ronnie Earl
- Samantha Fish
- Shemekia Copeland
- Sugaray Rayford
- Taj Mahal
- Tedeschi Trucks Band
- Tom Hambridge
- Tommy Castro
- Walter Trout
- Willie Big Eyes Smith
Categories
Archives
Tag Archives: Jimmy Vivino
Tune into the Weekend: Joe Louis Walker remembers B.B. and Lucille with some Regal Blues
Veteran blues guitarist and singer Joe Louis Walker has a new album out this month on Cleopatra Records, which, as acknowledged by its title of Eclectic Electric, is indeed an eclectic collection of tracks ranging from originals like the chugging … Continue reading
Posted in Songs, Tune into the Weekend
Tagged B.B. King Blues Band, Doyle Bramhall II, Jimmy Vivino, Joe Louis Walker, Murali Coryell
Comments Off on Tune into the Weekend: Joe Louis Walker remembers B.B. and Lucille with some Regal Blues
Johnny Winter recalls blues roots on latest CD
There’s an old Willie Dixon adage you might have heard that “The blues is the roots, and the rest is the fruits.” One timely example of that sentiment is Texas guitar slinger Freddie King‘s inclusion among this year’s nominees for the … Continue reading
Posted in Albums
Tagged Derek Trucks, Edgar Winter, Freddie King, Jimmy Vivino, John Medeski, John Popper, Johnny Winter, Paul Nelson, Sonny Landreth, Susan Tedeschi, Vince Gill, Warren Haynes
Comments Off on Johnny Winter recalls blues roots on latest CD