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Blind Pig Records returns with smoking debuts from Jovin Webb and Sonny Gullage
We’re sure we weren’t the only ones disappointed to read the news of the sale of fabled blues record label Blind Pig Records in early 2015, having heard and purchased many of the label’s albums over the years from such … Continue reading
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Tagged Jovin Webb, Kevin "Sonny" Gullage, Tom Hambridge
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Blues Been Mighty Good to Me
Things may finally be starting to cool down a bit on the outdoor thermometer but we’ve got another hot one for you here with this edition of our talk-free BluesPowR Radio Hour, featuring double-shots from both Jim Gustin & Truth … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Toussaint, Andy Frasco, Bobby Messano, Corey Dennison Band, Demetria Taylor, Erin Harpe, Gerry Hundt, Jim Gustin, Joe Goldmark, Marie/Lepanto, Theotis Taylor, Tom Hambridge, Truth Jones
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Buddy Guy proves The Blues is Alive and Well on latest album
With mentors like Memphis Slim and Muddy Waters and contemporaries like B.B. King all having moved on to a better place, blues legend Buddy Guy is fully aware of the role he plays in music today, having been charged by … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddy Guy, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Muscle Shoals Horns, the McCrary Sisters, Tom Hambridge
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Buddy Guy dishes cool new blues on Nine Below Zero
We couldn’t let you head into the long weekend without making sure you’ve heard the first single off Buddy Guy‘s upcoming (June 15) release The Blues is Alive and Well (Silvertone/RCA Records), a biting take on the Sonny Boy Williamson … Continue reading
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Blues-rocker Devon Allman rides on with Ride or Die
Rock legend Gregg Allman had some good things to say about his son Devon Allman‘s musical abilities in the Allman Brothers Band co-founder’s biography My Cross to Bear a few years back, perhaps none more to the point than that … Continue reading
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Tagged Devon Allman, Gregg Allman, Kevin McKendree, Ron Holloway, Tom Hambridge
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You’ll swear Buddy Guy has blues running through his veins on Born to Play Guitar
We didn’t get the chance to see Buddy Guy when he was in town recently for the latest offering of the Pittsburgh Blues Festival, but we did read about the controversy that ensued, with the festival organizer ending up offering … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Cox, Billy Gibbons, Buddy Guy, Doyle Bramhall II, Joss Stone, Kim Wilson, Muscle Shoals Horns, Reese Wynans, the McCrary Sisters, Tom Hambridge, Van Morrison
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Keb’ Mo’ serves up slice of BLUESAmericana
Last week, we gave you something of a preview of singer/songwriter Keb’ Mo’s new album BLUESAmericana (Kind of Blue Music) with a Blues Lyrics of the Week post on the project’s opening track, “The Worst is Yet to Come”. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Linden, Keb Mo, Steve Jordan, Tom Hambridge
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Joe Louis Walker kicks up some stinging blues on Hornet’s Nest
After delivering all kinds of Hellfire on his 2012 album, blues singer and guitarist Joe Louis Walker is back with another terrific offering on Alligator Records in Hornet’s Nest. Like that prior project, Hornet’s Nest was again produced by Tom … Continue reading
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Where did you come from, Cotton Mouth Man?: Blues harp legend James Cotton strikes a personal chord with new Alligator CD
As far as we can tell, blues harmonica giant James Cotton has never published a memoir, nor has anyone yet written a book on the life of this extraordinary bluesman, who’s been playing since age nine. And with the release … Continue reading
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