review Bob Corritore Doesn't Need the Element of Surprise to Charm The harmonica legend always delivers simple, welcome blues
review Robert Finely Creates Soulful Memories on Sharecropper's Son Finley and producer/Black Key Dan Auerbach forcefully collaborate
review Delgres Expand the Palette of the Blues Sousaphones, dobros, and Creole create a fascinating blues-influenced sound
review Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band Brings the 80s to the Blues This noble experiment proves the two work together perfectly
review Wily Bo Walker Uses the Blues as a Point of Departure Some of Walker's previous work reads as more overtly blues, but Tales of the Mescal Canyon Troubadours still has blues to spare.
review Elizabeth King's Spirituality Is Rooted in Earthly Challenges The combination of the familiar wrapped in the exceptional, and the way in which King perfectly integrates all of that, makes Living In The Last Days essential listening.
review Joanna Connor Shares Nutritious Guitar Candy Joanna Connor's 4801 South Indiana Avenue is ear candy for guitar heads, but delivers enough soul to make it sonically nutritious.
review Sunnysiders Bring the Blues Over from Croatia As the blues traveled outside of the American south, to places as close as Chicago and Texas and as far away as Croatia, it's taken on new, local characteristics. The Sunnysiders nail the blues sound, but also create something new and lovely.
review Rick Holmstrom Keeps the Garage Clean Singer/songwriter/guitarist Rick Holmstrom, best known for being Mavis Staples' band leader, shows off his own personality on See That Light, his solo album.
