Tag Archives: Johnny Moeller

Ursula Ricks offers some down-home soul-blues on My Street

Posted on December 17, 2013 by Mike

Okay, we admit it: we hadn’t really heard much about soul/blues singer Ursula Ricks either before receiving a copy of her debut album My Street (Severn Records), despite having spent quite a few years bouncing around the same Baltimore/D.C. suburbs where Ricks has been … Continue reading →

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“New Orleans Blues Institution” Bryan Lee lets loose some funky old soul with Play One for Me

Posted on October 14, 2013 by Mike

We’ve heard New Orleans bluesman Bryan Lee a number of times over the years, perhaps most memorably as part of Kenny Wayne Shepherd‘s 2007 10 Days Out: Blues from the Backroads project and then again on Shepherd’s follow-up Live! in … Continue reading →

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The Fabulous Johnny Moeller

Posted on April 19, 2010 by Mike

Johnny Moeller, BlooGaLoo! (Severn Records, April 20) If you’re reading this wondering who in the heck Johnny Moeller is, well, you’re probably not alone. But fortunately the answer is simple: he’s one of the best and most energetic guitarists you’ve likely never heard – at … Continue reading →

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