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With debut album, D.K. Harrell proves he’s The Right Man to carry on the blues
As much as we like telling you about new music from the Duwayne Burnsides, Leonard “Lowdown” Browns, and other acts who have been playing the blues now for decades, there’s perhaps nothing more gratifying than being able to introduce you … Continue reading
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Tagged D.K. Harrell, Jerry Jemmott, Jim Pugh, Kid Andersen, Tony "TC" Coleman
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Johnny Burgin reconnects with West Coast friends on Johnny Burgin – Live
We’ve mentioned the name Johnny Burgin here a few times before, with Burgin having appeared as a guest guitarist on recent projects such as Tony Holiday’s Porch Sessions and the Howlin’ Wolf tribute album Howlin’ at Greaseland. While it’s been great to get a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aki Kumar, Charlie Musselwhite, Johnny Burgin, Kid Andersen, Nancy Wright, Rae Gordon
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Tony Holiday calls upon some talented friends with Porch Sessions
It’s been more than 75 years since Alan Lomax traveled to the Mississippi Delta to make his field recordings of bluesmen like Son House, Muddy Waters and David “Honeyboy” Edwards, and, while the internet and other technological advances have made … Continue reading
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Tagged Aki Kumar, Charlie Musselwhite, Jake Friel, James Harman, John Nemeth, John Primer, Kid Andersen, Kid Ramos, Landon Stone, Mitch Kashmar, Rockin' Johnny Burgin, Tony Holiday
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Harmonica player Mark Hummel delivers knockout instrumental album in Harpbreaker
We don’t write about a whole lot of all-instrumental albums here, but harmonica player Mark Hummel‘s latest release Harpbreaker (Electro-Fi Records) is one that’s really too good to let pass without mention. A mix of newly recorded, live, previously issued … Continue reading
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Tagged Anson Funderburgh, Billy Flynn, Kid Andersen, Little Charlie Baty, Mark Hummel, Rusty Zinn
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Nick Moss Band pays up — in blues — on The High Cost of Low Living
We’d be lying if we said we haven’t enjoyed the last few albums from Chicago’s Nick Moss Band, with Lead Belly descendant Michael Ledbetter helping to bring some additional soulfulness to the band’s sound. But it was Moss’ earlier, more … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Gruenling, Jim Pugh, Kid Andersen, Nick Moss Band
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Former Howlin’ Wolf players Tail Dragger, Henry Gray join star-studded tribute to the Wolf on Howlin’ at Greaseland
For longtime bluesmen Henry Gray and Tail Dragger, the late, great Chester Burnett — a.k.a. Howlin’ Wolf — didn’t just serve as an inspiration. For them, he was a band leader and mentor, and the inclusion of these now senior … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama Mike, Henry Gray, Howlin Wolf, Jim Pugh, John Blues Boyd, Kid Andersen, Rick Estrin, Tail Dragger, Terry Hanck
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Bluesman Sugaray Rayford plays it Dangerous on new solo release
Last week, we told you about some of the great new blues releases coming out in September, a majority of them hitting the shelves this week. Perhaps our favorite of this most recent bunch comes from one from the best blues singers … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Pete, Franck Goldwasser, Gino Matteo, Jimi Bott, Kid Andersen, Kim Wilson, Monster Mike Welch, Randy Chortkoff, Sugar Ray Norcia, Sugaray Rayford, The Mannish Boys
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