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Baja Blues Boys: Gone Away, Someday - Original acoustic and electric Blues plus a couple of covers. At times thoughtful and introspective, all the way to full-tilt boogie
Cliff Stevens: Cliff Stevens - A mix of electrifying blues guitar classics and melodic rock/blues original compositions with warm/raspy and poignant vocals. Think Eric Clapton meets Albert King - the best of both worlds!
Sherman Doucette, a staple of the Vancouver music scene for 30 years, is rated as one of the best blues singer / harp players in the business. His past credits include guest appearances with John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins, Pine Top Perkins, Sunnyland Slim, Long John Baldry, Jeff Healey and many other blues legends
Original blues-oriented rock music with occasional jazzy and country twists from The Memphis Snake Doctors
"A collection of original blues masterpieces performed by the greatest blues vocalist and songwriter of this generation"
The Code Blue Band has morphed into an intensely energetic R&B, funk, and rockin' blues based band
"Hi Energy Jump Blues, R&B, Rockabilly and more from San Francisco Blues shouter Amy Lou and her rockin blues band causin a 10 on the Richter with a great mix that cooks, powerful vocals and red hot rhythms, a must have for those who love their blues jumpin"
Digitally remastered collector's series for early Ray Charles Blues
East-West "Mysticsippi" blues artist Harry Manx captured live accompanied by an amazing assortment of world-music players, including ace guitarist Kevin Breit (Norah Jones), harmonica boy-wonder Steve Marriner, classical East Indian vocals & tablas.
Blues, roots, jazz, acoustic, some of our influences are Rev Gary Davis, Blind Blake, Django Reinhardt, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Vinicio Capossela, Ruth Etting, Tom Waits, Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith, Howlin' Wolf, Annette Hanshaw, Leadbelly.
This CD, from Robert Soup Campbell, is the down home blues bordering low down dirty with a touch of R&B to bring one back to the world
South Louisiana mixture of rhythm and blues and cajun in the Fats Domino style with lots of New Orleans piano triplets and sax from Wade Bernard
Guitar driven--blues inspired. Fade to Blue is a 16 track, full-length CD by Dave Sadler on BluezArt Records. On Fade to Blue you will find a variety of tracks ranging from Chicago, Texas, and traditional Delta influenced tunes, to blues/rock/jazz fusion.
Rockin' jazzy blues with saxxy highlights and edgy electronic vocals create a haunting and very danceable collection of songs
With a name like the Mud Angels, you might think water is their main element, but fire is more likely -- their blues-rock performances have been described as "blazing", "incendiary" and "steamy."
Blues guitar aficiandos all over the world have admired the body of work that Bob Levis has created over the last 30-plus years. Recognized as one of the finest rhythm guitar players in the Chicago Blues guitar tradition, Bob's first solo recording quickly demonstrates he is equally skilled as a lead guitar player
Texas Roadhouse Blues from Rob Roy Parnell
Authentic Roots Blues from Andrew Swann
Our distinctive take on the laid back 1950's style Blues you can move to, from Mead Street Blues Reunion
Jumpin' Rhythm and Blues from David Pinsky and His Rhythm Kings
Live recording featuring classic blues songs from The Michael Packer Blues Band
Contemporary blues from Europe with 25 top musicians including the great Carl Verheyen on guitar. Soul, blues, R&B, Country Blues with some jazzy flavors
Award-winning singer Koko Taylor, known in the music world as the "Queen of the Blues", has died in hospital at the age of 80, her record label has announced. Taylor was one of the few women to find long-term success in the traditionally male dominated blues scene. She recorded nine albums, won a Grammy, 29 Blues Music Awards and was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts medal for her contribution to American music. She died in hospital in Chicago from complications following recent surgery. - BBC
Born February 14, 1947, in Walthamstow and moved to Canada in 1976. Creator of HYTELNET (1991), the first electronic browser for Internet resources. Blues singer and harmonica player. Won a Juno Award for having my song "TV Preacher" on "Saturday Night Blues" which won "Best Roots and Traditional Music Album" in 1992. Listen to the song, as recorded by Big Dave McLean (in RealAudio). This song was also recorded by Vaan Shaw, for his album "Morning Rain" (Wolf 1992). Written articles, book reviews, and chapters for Internet-related books and magazines. Publisher of Peter Scott's Library Blog; allrecordlabels.com; Weblogs Compendium
