They tell us ….. Bernie Marsden, original Whitesnake guitarist with his legendary blues session album originally released in 2003. Bernie co-wrote many Whitesnake hits including “Fool For Your Loving” and “Here I Go Again”. This album takes Bernie back to his roots with a classic session with many other artists with a collection of fine […]
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The collectible “Miniature” Vintage Marshall Amp is A One of a Kind Box Design. The entire outside surface is covered with a leatherette to feel and look like a real amp. The “speaker cabinet” is real screen-printed cloth to give the feel of Speaker Mesh. The official Marshall Logo is used and simulated […]
Boogie Beasts – Who’ll Be NextSpencer Mackenzie – Can’t Do RightJoanne Shaw Taylor – Then There’s YouJeremiah Johnson – Skippin’ SchoolAlbum of the week “Let’s Burn It Down” by Andy LindquistAndy Lindquist – 14 Stone Andy Lindquist – Blue Tail StompSlim Wilson & the Swamp Brothers – Looking For troubleThe Milk Men – How Do You […]
Blue Milk Hard – Way To FallLarkin Poe – Strike GoldBuddy Guy – What’s Wrong With ThatBoogie Beasts – No More LoversGeorge Lamb – Stand UpThe Dig 3 – You’re The OneDr Feelgood – Mary AnnThe Commoners – DeadlinesSuperdownhome – Living DisgraceBloomin Hummerz – End Of The LineJimmy Carpenter – Travelin MoodRobert Hill & Joanne […]
Originally published May 2015 As a blues man is laid to rest in the Mississippi Delta, questions linger about how he died. Between the white horses and the family intrigue, the thrill is never gone Continues HERE
Spencer Mackenzie – No GoodDavey Pattison Blues Band – Have A Look At YourselfAnnika Chambers & Paul DesLauriers – Mississippi QueenJohn Primer and The Real Deal – Don’t Wait Too LongJed Potts & the Hillman Hunters – To The MountainsJed Potts & The Hillman Hunters Won’t Be No UseThe Hiding Magpies – Make It AlrightBoogie […]
by Bob Strauss Updated September 13, 2017 The musical genre known as the blues is difficult to define, but you know it when you hear it: a simple chord progression, a deep bass line, and lyrics that evoke wisdom, sadness, and resignation. A “standard” blues is twelve bars long: lyrics are repeated twice in the opening […]
Eric Clapton is one of the most revered and influential guitarists of all time. From his early days with the Yardbirds, through John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith, Derek And The Dominos and on to his solo career he has had consistent critical and commercial success. “Planes, Trains And Eric” follows Eric Clapton and his […]
by Reverend Keith A. Gordon Updated March 08, 2017 When American became embroiled in World War II, it served to increase the exodus of African-Americans from the Southern states northward to cities like St. Louis, Detroit, and Chicago. Former sharecroppers were moving out of the rural areas of Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia to find jobs […]
Smokin’ set from Club Redux, Dallas, Texas, Broadcast live by Q-102 FM. Riding high on the success of this Grammy Award winning 4th album ‘Strong Persuader’ Cray is joined by Stevie Ray Vaughan for a stunning Strat duel finale. U.S.FM Radio Broadcast 01 I Guess I Showed Her 02 Still Around 03 T-Bone Shuffle 04 […]
“New Updated version of the “Dustsucker” album which will be deleted after the current pressing has sold through. Captain Beefheart’s original tapes of the Bat Chain Puller album sent to his friend Roger Eagle in the UK to make sure they got released in the UK as in the USA the tapes were tied up […]
This is the first and only solo Rockpalast appearance by the Irish singer-guitarist and legendary Grease Bandmember who backed Joe Cocker at Woodstock in 1969 and Paul McCartney (as an original member of Wings) inthe Seventies.He has also played with Sweeney’s Men, Spooky Tooth and Eire Apparent, and contributed spoken word to PinkFloyd’s ‘Dark Side […]
Reverend Keith A. Gordon / ThoughtCo writes: Let be honest here, shall we? Blues-rock fretburners like Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, and Stevie Ray Vaughan typically receive all the love while other talented guitarists are too often forced to wait in line to gather up whatever crumbs of critical acclaim remain. These skilled musicians bring plenty […]
“On the surface, the Groundhogs could easily have become one of the dozens of British “blooze and boogie” bands that cropped up in the late ’60s and early ’70s in the manner of Savoy Brown or Foghat, but Tony (T.S.) McPhee’s ideas and ambitions were just eccentric enough to push the band into directions too […]
Well, first off, looking at his Fleetwood Mac career, avoid nothing other than Mr. Wonderful. From his Splinter Group years, most of it is pretty good although the first album, Peter Green’s Splinter Group is a bit weak. Nevertheless everyone was pretty forgiving about this because it was a miracle he could stand on stage, […]
Not my words, but …….. “No two ways about it, the most influential slide guitarist of the postwar period was Elmore James, hands down. Although his early demise from heart failure kept him from enjoying the fruits of the ’60s blues revival as his contemporaries Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf did, James left a ……..” […]
This new 4-CD box set includes 56 tracks spanning Winter’s entire major-label career from 1968 to the present day (his most recent album having been released in 2011). Though the two-time Grammy Award nominee is looking back with this comprehensive retrospective, he’s still very much an active artist, and will mark his birthday with a […]
On June 23, 1977, Sam ‘Lightnin’ Hopkins walked onto a small stage in a smoke & whisky filled club in Montreal and proceeded to lay down arguably his last great performance before his death 5 years later. “Lightnin’s Boogie – Live at The Rising Sun Celebrity Jazz Club” – remastered and available on vinyl for […]
His name took up quite a bit of the interview, for his band is P-A-U-L Lamb and the Detroit Breakdown, which would get even longer if you used the names behind those initials – Paul Andrew Ulysses Lamb. This is at least the sixth year Paul has brought his Detroit Blues-Rock to the UK, and […]
Question: The blues weren’t invented in Chicago, but they were certainly shaped here: urbanized, electrified, and set to a danceable beat. Suppose I want to hear the real stuff, some authentic Chicago blues, and I go to a local blues club. What will I find there? David Grazian: Nowadays a lot of Chicago blues clubs […]
Dr Feelgood – Put The Blame On meJo Carley & The Old Dry Skulls – Dose Of Your MedicineBuddy Guy – I’ve Got A FeelingCanned Heat – Black CoffeeJD Simo – Mortgage On My SoulRobert Hill & Joanne Lediger – Run OnLil’ Red & The Rooster – Cool Trap BoogieKira Mac – Mississippi SwingingBlues Confidential […]
by Reverend Keith A. Gordon Updated July 23, 2017 Perhaps the most influential of the many styles of blues music, Mississippi Delta blues, also called Delta blues, rose out of the fertile agricultural triangle located between Vicksburg, Mississippi, to the south and Memphis, Tennessee, to the north, and bordered by the Mississippi River to the […]
Larkin Poe – Bleach Blonde Bottle BluesBoogie Beasts – France ChanceSuperdownhome – New York CityAynsley Lister – AmazingRusty Wright Band – No One Cares At AllRusty Wright Band – Devil Man BluesJoanne Shaw Taylor – Then There’s YouGrant Dermody – Don’t Boss MeZZ Top – TushChuck Berry – My Mustang FordGuitar Slim – Later For […]
Greg Brice – Work For A LivingFive Points Gang – The Only OneBates Motel – Bar TenderBrave Rival – Run & HideRedfish – Together Is BetterDom Martin & The Savages – Drink In Blue ColoursDC Blues – Rollin’ & Tumblin’The Cosmic Trip Advisors – Going DownThe Bad Day – Wake Up CarolinaThe Milk Men – […]