Sunday, July 27, 2003
Jerry McCann: All Lit Up Like The Moon - A variety of American music. Blues, country, Bluegrass, and soul
Skyla Burrell Blues Band: Standing in the Rain - House rocking traditional Chicago-style Blues Band fronted by a female singer/lead guitar player
Thursday, July 24, 2003
Rod Bredin: Boogie Improv - 1940's Style Piano Boogie Woogie. Heavy bass, free flowing right hand, intriguing measures. Straight piano boogie with a flair of its own
Wednesday, July 23, 2003
Stan Street: Stan Street and the Streetwalkers - New Orleans Blues flavored with washboard,harmonica,sax,upright bass
Scott Perry: Hero Worship - Scott's vocals are natural and engaging and he powers his National steel bodied guitar with imagination and a powerful right hand on over an hour's worth of tunes by his musical heroes
Mary Dukes: Introducing The Divine Ms Mary - Mary Dukes and the 32-20 Band - Chicago style blues with a gospel/R&B style singer
Gwyn Ashton: Beg, Borrow & Steel - Ashton's stripped-down acoustic masterpiece, featuring great slide guitar on his 1936 National Steel Guitar
Tuesday, July 22, 2003
The new CD by Blues Evolution is entitled, BE. It is horn driven with emphasis on intelligent songwriting, tight and sophisticated playing, and strong vocal performances. The music has been described as "Ray Charles meets Steely Dan". It is an eclectic approach to Blues, but definitely in the neighborhood of the Blues, though not down that exact alley. As the name implies, Blues Evolution is about pushing the boundaries of the Blues
Friday, July 18, 2003
Wade Fernandez: Black Wolf's Blues - Native American blues that rocks from the rez and soothes the soul
Wendy Adams: Sorry Baby - this album is chock full of heartfelt songs, each and every one with a story to tell. This music is Original Americana, infused with blues and passion
Ermitt "Mr.Blues" Williams: A Tribute to Joe Williams - A Bluzz,Jazzie,Swinging,Relaxing, Singing Artist, is Mr.Blues
Thursday, July 17, 2003
Chef Chris and his Nairobi Trio: You're going to jail and your car is too - Rocking twisted ass funky blues
Pailface: blues singer - Classic blues guitar and vocals a la Muddy Waters, Johnny Winter, with a dark sense of humor and some just plain good fun
Saturday, July 12, 2003
Richard Wiegel: Out Of The Blue - A blend of songs ranging from acoustic blues and roots, to country and jazz, all done in the Piedmont style of guitar
Chris "Uncle Gus" Gussa: Turn Up The Blues-a-lator - This is straight ahead hardcore electric guitar driven blues by quite possibly the finest blues guitarist you'll ever hear (on the "edge" sometimes but not quite blues rock) this is the real thing, pure straight up electric blues
Stew Moss: The Plum - With vocals ranging from burlap raspy to smooth as silk, a fingerpicked guitar keeping the beat, and his unique brand of Texas Blues, Gospel, and Humor, Stew's music is bound to lighten the bluest of moods
Friday, July 11, 2003
Cowboy Surfer: Original Sin - Blazing Blues Harmonicas, fluid guitar rhythms mixed with soulful melodies make this blended version of Cowboy Surfer Music the best yet
Lloyd Thayer - Street blues. delta punk dobro. recorded live on the street with a 1929 national squareneck tricone guitar played lapstyle. down and dirty where the rubber meets the road hollerin at you blues
Wednesday, July 09, 2003
Backroad Shack: Out Of The Woods - Led by a fiery female lead guitarist/vocalist, this band satisfies your soul with rip roarin' Rock 'N Blues romps and gut wrenching acoustic ballads
Tuesday, July 08, 2003
Blue Healin': Bark and Roll - This vintage sounding trio rocks the blues till the garage rafters shake. Steaming guitar, grinding vocals and good songs make it fun and just a hair over the top
King Daddy Zeb: Get the People Together - Piano-based new orleans, boogie-woogie, funk and blues from Athens, Georgia's "piano man" Jason Fuller
The Roy Hudson Band: Nature of the Boogie Beast - An infectious blend of funky bluesrockin' hook-laden guitar riffin' fun
Alex Maryol: Make Everything Alright - Alex is a young (23) year old Blues master who performs mostly original 'Santa Fe Blues' tunes
Friday, July 04, 2003
Brian Kendig: Catfish Moon - live show of acoustic blues, roots, with a touch of country flavor, great lyrics, with hot licks on guitar, slide, and harmonica. Two guitars and bass, no drums
Thursday, July 03, 2003
Sue Palmer: Boogie Woogie And Motel Swing - Queen of boogie woogie, Palmer lives up to her name with an album full of bluesy, straight ahead boogie woogie and sleazy swing
Sue Palmer: Soundtrack to a B Movie - this soundtrack for an as yet made movie has all the elements of drama, set to a collection of swingin' boogiewoogie, blues, and gospel
Tuesday, July 01, 2003
Scott Prater And The Djangobilly: Selftitled - a jump, swing and juke joint blues band which demonstrates the wide array of styles embedded in the blues
Billie Pierce, Speckled Red, Doug Suggs, James Robinson: Primitive Piano - Blues and boogie woogie piano
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