Original American Southern Roots & Blues, stories from from different perspectives of 'life on the edge'. Clever lyrics, a nice mix of moods
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Saturday, April 29, 2006
Michael Robinson: Playing in the Dark
Passionate. Intense. Unique. That describes Michael Robinson’s distinctive brand of roadhouse blues and roots rock. He tears through these songs like a man possessed. No wonder the music sounds so good. With Michael on guitar and vocals, this disc features radio friendly songs, top notch musicianship and excellent production. Michael co-wrote half the songs with San Francisco Bay Area legend Johnny Nitro, who scored hits for Grammy-winner Albert Collins and Tab Benoit
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Mark Buck: Looking Backwards
Singer/songwriter Mark Buck is a great guitarist who plays finger-style funk and blues guitar always with a groove, and with some neat slide playing thrown in too. He recently supported Bo Diddley at the forum in London, Vonda Shepard at the Jazz Cafe London and KT Tunstall the top 10 album selling singer songwriter, Eric Burdon and the Animals, The Fabulous Thunderbirds at the Mean Fiddler, John Hammond, the grammy winning blues guitarist
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Dan Mahar: Long Stone's Throw
The Travelin' Bluesman: Songs From The Road "Live"
Join the Bluesman for an intimate evening of Classic One Man Blues at Austin's City Limits in Otter Lake, Michigan. The performance was recorded in January 2006, and captures The Travelin' Bluesman at his best. The last two cuts on the album feature instrumentation by the Michigan based band ThreePeace, providing the Travelin' Bluesman with a new atmosphere to showcase his creative blues genius
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MSG the Acoustic Blues Trio: Meet Me In The Middle
Storm Warning: Breaking Out
Friday, April 28, 2006
Kris Heaton Blues Band: Runaway Train
Kris has appeared in concert with some of the great music legends, such as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Greg Allman, and Leon Russell. His music has been featured on national television, as well as in national print. Kris' music is groov-alicious and toe-tapping. He loves to perform and has jammed all over the US. You can catch him playing some of his "tasty licks" on his "Runaway Train" CD, as well as in person at the Keystone Blues and Arts Festival this summer in Keystone, Colorado
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
Johnny Ferreira: Rock & Roll Saxophonist
Mare Edstrom: Shake 'em on Down
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
The Todd Tijerina Band: Now
The Blue Watusis: Live at Lounge Ax
Steve "The Harp" Blues Band: Back In The Blues
What we have here folks, is proof that the Blues is kickin’ hard in Central Illinois. Nobody, let me make that a little clearer, NOBODY plays the blues any better than the Steve "The Harp" Blues Band. Every aspect of the music is Blues and every part of it is right on target - Randy Hoffman for the Blues Blowtorch Society
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Terry Lee Poole: One Night Only
Texas Blues Rangers: Thin Ice
Lyle Morse: No ReMorse
The CD, "No ReMorse" is comprised of 13 original songs by veteran Inland Northwest bluesman Lyle Morse, a.k.a. "Lonesome" Lyle Morse. Lyle is featured on acoustic and bottleneck guitar, vocals and mouth harp. Lyle's blues can be as steely and intense as a scorned lover's stare, as smooth as the feel of black velvet, and as down home as a jam session on grandma's front porch. Lay down a few bucks, buy this CD, kick your feet up and let Lyle's blues captivate and entertain you
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Ben Prestage: Down-Home & Home-Made
Friday, April 21, 2006
Brad Kelsey: Just A Step Away
Moreland, Arbuckle & Floyd: Floyd's Market
Van Veen: Drive
Thursday, April 20, 2006
Victoria & Zeta Five: To Be Announced
The Charles Walker Blues Band: Keep Takin
The Charles Walker Blues Band is a five piece band that performs with various styles of blues and R&B with precision. What adds to the band uniqueness, apart from award winning musicians, is the richness of both the original and cover material. As one critic said, "Real edge of your seat, power wire blues." A quote from the "Livin Blues" magazine describes us best, "…so much energy, you can't resist but fall in love with every song. You're drawn in and held for show after show with Charles band."
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Songs of Peace and Forgiveness
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Charlie Musselwhite: Delta Hardware
Shot through with attitude, the songs on Delta Hardware feel rough-hewn and tough, just as they should for a guy "born in Mississippi [and] raised up in Tennessee." Charlie cuts loose a good time in Clarksdale, pipes up for the downtrodden, and gives a lover the ol' heave-ho. This is raw, passionate music from a howlin' blues legend who's still invigorated by a youthful spirit
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Janiva Magness: Do I Move You?
In 2005, Magness received her third nomination from the Blues Music Awards (previously known as the WC Handy Awards) for "Contemporary Female Blues Artist of the Year". "Do I Move You?" builds upon the huge success of Janiva's last CD, "Bury Him at the Crossroads". This time around, Janiva has taken a more electric approach, with Rick Holmstrom as a guest on several tracks
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
The JW-Jones Blues Band: Kissing in 29 Days
Named the Maple Blues Electric Act of the Year in 2005, the JW-Jones Blues Band is back with another blistering CD. This time around, JW brought in David 'Fathead' Newman to play tenor sax on several tracks. "Kissing in 29 Days" contains 11 originals and 3 covers (including Ray Charles' Hallelujah I Love Her So), features a full horn section, and is produced by JW-Jones himself
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Dave Thrift: Blues Extreme
Bronco Bob: Hot Buttered Blues
Bronco Bob "live" recording of Hot Buttered Blues is loaded with soulful Rhythm and Blues ....exciting and moving.... These great musicians have performed with World Class Acts including James Brown and Sting! From his first cd titled "Gunfighters Don't Charge by the Bullet" to his 5th CD titled "Hot Buttered Blues", Bronco Bob's exciting playing and singing reaches your heart and gut and then takes your feet for a dance
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Laurie "Waddy" Mitchell: Ol' Soul
Meet Memphis' best kept secret! After years of entertaining for friends and family Waddy Mitchell was encouraged to go into the studio and record her music for the rest of the world to enjoy. Her interpretation of the old New Orleans and Beale St. sounds will take you back to the late night sessions in the old clubs of yesteryear. Her unique, one of a kind voice, is certain to stand out in the music world. Her love for what she would like to call "anachronistic blues" will surely become a favorite of yours, too
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Sons Of The Desert: The Big Bamboo
Elnora & Sumpthin' Cookin': Servin' Up The Blues & other delicacies
Mario Carboni: Big Bad Boogie
Mario Carboni's latest CD, Big Bad Boogie, is a fusion of New Orleans blues spiced with Professor Longhair styling and packed with two-handed piano boogie that is sure to please. From the original compositions such as Big Bad Boogie and Ain't Got The Time right through to the jumping sounds of dueling pianos in When The Saints Go Marchin' In, Mario plays with a refreshing syncopation that is candy to the ears
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
Jimmy "Duck" Holmes: Back to Bentonia
Bo Ramsey: In The Weeds
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Jimmy Cavallo and The Houserockers: Rock, Rock, Rock
Friday, April 14, 2006
Brooks Williams: Blues and Ballads
The Cell: Are You Ready
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Bob Greenspan: Rock-A-Billy Blues
This CD contains four of Bob's original songs, one of which, "Sit Down I Wanna Get Inside," went to number one on The Midnight Special Blues Radio show out of Paris, France on March 27, 2006. Bob Greenspan, born in Chicago, was raised on blues and 50's rock n' roll. He started playing in bands with Mike Bloomfield (Columbia artist who recorded with Bob Dylan and Paul Butterfield) and Hayden Thompson (Sun Record Rock'Abilly Artist)
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Technorati Tags: Music | Blues
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Michael Katon: MK
Dave Lambert: Live at Piggy Blues
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Chicago Bob Nelson: Flyin' Too High
Roo Testini: Caffè Espresso
Mr.Boogie Woogie & Anna Warr: Live at the Duke
Saturday, April 01, 2006
Mississippi Heat: DVD - One Eye Open - Live At Rosa's Lounge
Homebrew: Smoke & Mirrors
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