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Home Free Blues
If, like us, you weren’t able to make it to Chicago earlier this month for its annual free blues festival, then let us help bring some of the Windy City to you with this latest episode of our BluesPowR Radio … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Flynn, David M'ore, Delmark Records, Eric Bibb, John Lee Hooker, Linsey Alexander, Mississippi Heat, Sharon Lewis, Tom Bell, Toronzo Cannon
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Mojo Risin’: UK pianist Tom Bell blends boogie woogie blues, classical on debut album Face to Face
Here at The BluesPowR Blog, we frequently receive albums that either incorporate elements of or cross more fully into such other genres as rock, jazz, soul, or country. But it’s not often that we encounter an artist who attempts to … Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Mojo Risin'
Tagged Corky Siegel, Tom Bell
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