Steve Thorpe: Trouble
From bare bones delta, to rockin the house Texas blues to Chicago Funk. Hard, whiskey throated vocals power guitar. Electric and acustic slide guitar as good as it gets

Danny Moon: To Good To Be Bad
Rock blues, delta blues, and acoustic blues rock with hints of Eric Clapton, Gary Moore and Stevie Ray Vaughan

CG & The Hammer: Feels like home
Electric blues for the 21st century - deeply rooted in the traditions of Chicago and Texas, yet fresh, original and innovative

Jimmy Z: Z Tribe Caught Inside
There's a reason legendary blues Diva Etta James calls Jimmy Z her "Hootchie Cootchie Man" and Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics calls him "the best harmonica player in the world." Jimmy attracts attention

Eric Noden: Midwest Blues
Soulful acoustic blues guitar, piano and vocals with punchy rhythms and a dixieland/jugband swing. Echoes of Mississippi John Hurt, Reverend Gary Davis and Dr John

David Maxwell: Max Attack
This highly acclaimed blues and jazz pianist is best known for his soulful virtuosity and unmatched ability to reach the heart of post-war Chicago Blues

Eddie Boyd: Eddie Boyd & His Blues Band
Re-issue of the 1967 recording, featuring Peter Green

Jack Hawkins Blues Band: Not Like Your Blues
Good hard blues done in a very unique style...not like your old blues

Jeff Miller: Fly By Wire
Instrumental guitar music. A blend of country, blues, jazz-fusion and melodic rock & roll

Alex Gomez: Always Never
Whiskey voice. Devil slide. Shaman Drum. Careless love. Mojo sex. Hoodoo drugs. Let's just call it garage punk blues

Blue Delta: Down Home Blues
Acoustic Blues in the Piedmont and Mississippi Delta tradition

Ratso: Water Rising
An eclectic collection of rockin', funky, soulful blues with one reggae tune fueled by Ratso's searing guitar. With guest appearances by Grammy award winner Jeff Bova and Scott Henderson. A total groove based cd. Turn it up

William Purvis and the Seventh Sons: What's Troubling Me
Stop right there and come on in. The raucous slide and harp are back in a roots stew celebration of Raw Blues and Gritty Soul

Kelly Richey: Kelly Richey Live...As It Should Be
"Live...As It Should Be" testifies that Richey is a guitar tornado who can rip it up with the best of them. Her trio format allows her boundless freedom to weave fretboard wizardry challenging anyone wishing to dual with her. Blues purists beware

Jeremiah & the Red Eyes: Red Eyed & Restless
Jeremiah Samartano leads this power trio thru a roots rock, delta blues, sorta punk rock sound. Slammin guitars and original songs with a dash of clash and a pinch of r.e.m., Neil Young, Willie Nellson & Charley Patton to boot

Dave Nevling: Heady Brew
All original harmonica and guitar blues album with a raw, razor edge

Kelly Richey: Kelly Richey Live / DVD
Great blues-rock by female electric lead guitar phenom. Review: "...Richey is all about the sizzling live show, which is exquisitely captured on her (DVD) release, including an engaging interview about her career." Rick Bird, Cincinnati Post

The Nighthawks: The Nighthawks - Live at The State Theater with Special Guest Hubert Sumlin
On November, 29, 2003, Mark Wenner, Pete Ragusa, Jan Zukowski and Pete Kanaras took the stage in front of a packed crowd at The State Theater in Falls Church, Virginia. As a special treat, they were joined on stage for several songs by legendary Howlin' Wolf guitarist Hubert Sumlin - also one of The Nighthawks' "musical heroes." This high energy and truly historic performance was captured on film and recorded using a mobile 24-track digital recording system. In post-production, this recording required no overdubs and demonstrates the kind of high quality performance that is possible from a tight, professional and talented group of musicians

6V6: Tube Rejuvenator
Swingin' jazzy blues, from one of the midwest's foremost songwriters

Dan Treanor: African Soul
Afro Delta, down home, gutbucket blues. LoFi, no frills, straight from the heart

Paul Rose Band: Half Alive
This is the award winning English guitarist's first CD with his own band and features ex Rory Gallagher and Alvin Lee Drummer Richard Newman, with Paul Bangash on Bass, formerly with vocalist Sam Brown, who now sings with Dave Gilmour

Caroline Dahl: Night House
Original energetic piano-driven instrumentals in american roots styles of boogie-woogie, swing & blues accompanied by bass, drums, and sax or violin

Sydney Ellis: Sydney Ellis Live - The Bushwhacker Blues
An election year blues song. Sydney, in this live band recording offers her opinion and observations about the current ignominious political conditions in the U.S

Baggerz: Paper or Plastic?
Blues to ballads to Rock, done cleanly with style

Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts: UNCHAINED
Slide, country boogie blues with a touch of gospel

Chris Merkley: One Foot
A modest blend of a couple hundred locals stomping their feet, clapping their hands, screaming and singing along with a 24 year old singer playing resonator guitar, blues harp, and his foot inside one particular bar on April 2, 2004

Kathi McDonald
Blues In the vein of Janis Joplin and other great woman blues legends with modern musicians and recording techniques

Mark Easton Limousine: Greener
Hailing from Sydney's famous Bondi Beach this powerful trio came blazing out of seemingly nowhere with their new album "Greener" - a mix of blues, roots rockabilly and rock influences with energy to burn

Jimmy "T99" Nelson: Cry Hard Luck
Jimmy now brings you this first ever CD anthology of his earliest sessions. The songs that made him famous "T99 Blues" and "Meet Me With Your Black Dress On", not to mention 21 more that have been extremely hard to find until now. Jimmy's big booming voice in his prime belting out the tunes he wrote. These are some real authentic 50's Texas Blues with the great "Peter Rabbit Trio", and the "Maxwell Davis Band". This collection is a must have for anyone who enjoys horn drenched swinging Texas blues

Cootie Stark: Sugar Man
Cootie Stark is one of the last authentic Piedmont blues guitarist/singers alive today. He learned his songs at the feet of the originators of Piedmont Blues - Baby Tate, Pink Anderson, Walter Phelps, Peg Leg Sam and Blind Sammy Doolie. Cootie Stark has a repertoire of 100's of Blues and Gospel songs, making him one of the last direct links to a South long gone

Neal Pattman: Prison Blues
Nobody makes moonshine, works a cakewalk, chops wood or plays a harmonica like 70-something Neal Pattman. Losing an arm in a wagon wheel at the age of nine hasn't slowed him at all

Jeff Wierema: Cemetery Walker
Rocking blues, mellow acoustic and good old rock 'n roll. raw, rugged and lo-fi

Code Blue: Blue Millennium
Smokin', guitar- laden electric blues with an edge - this is the long awaited full length debut CD from CODE BLUE, southern California's Power Blues Trio - rockin' the blues tonight

The Brothers Curtis: It's You Thats Got To Go
Good ensemble feel; very clean, melodic guitar; chromatic and diatonic harmonica performed by Curtis Blake

Tom Hunter: Tom Hunter And The Blue Frenzy, Live At The Narrows
Tom Hunter and his smokin' trio live at a a great club, great energy

John Nemeth: Come And Get It (featuring Junior Watson)
Masterful West Coast and Chicago Blues by two of the finest contemporary Blues Artist in the world today

Chance & the BluesDaddies: Deaf Dog Blues
This 3 piece band plays Rockin' Blues with wild abandon fusing styles of traditional blues vocals with powerful guitar

Felix Cabrera: For Green
Blues based with rock, r and b, Cuban influences

Robbie Smith: Workin' Like A Dog
This long awaited debut cd features the sassy, smooth, toe-tapping, soulful swing, jumpin blues and sexy latin music, written and performed by "trumpet extraordinaire" Robbie Smith

Cyril Lance: Live from the Outskirts
This LIVE album is a jamming, free-wheelin', blues-rock, New Orleans funky, soulful romp featuring extended solos and 10-plus minute versions of Lance's classic guitar/Hammond B3 sound. Featuring the master of American roots music Johnny Neel

Preston Smith: Christmas Blues and Other Standards
Preston does a bluesy, smokey, smouldering, folky Americana take on the Holidays .."you can almost hear the crackling of the fireplace it and it makes you wanna decorate somebody's tree....."

Redd Aye: Really True
Mellow electric blues instrumentals featuring slow funky guitar-solid rocking blues with some new twists

Beverly "Guitar" Watkins: The Feelings of Beverly "Guitar" Watkins
Beverly "Guitar" Watkins is a fan of the low-down, hard-stompin', railroad-smokin' blues. Her feel- good sessions in the late 50s and early 60s may have ignited the spark that fueled the British Invasion. She'll tell you, "People are impressed to see a black woman play like a man." A guitar slinger from birth, she performs on the streets of Atlanta by blowing the crowds away with her unadulterated brand of blues

Willie Murphy & The Angel Headed Hipsters: Hustlin' Man Blues
Plays blues the way Willie likes to sing 'em - down & dirty. Think BB King, Albert Collins and Willie Dixon

Roger Ceresi's "All Starz": Reelin' and Rockin'
Jump Blues; No fancy studio stuff; just real music played by musicians who have been doing it long enough to know what it takes to get it right

Tim Barfield: Free To Fly Away
Rockin' blues, influenced by the Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Hendrix

Thomas Don Harris: Weight-Loss Challenge Blues
It's the fun and inspiring song that Dr. Phil made famous for Weight-Loss Challenger Thomas Harris

Mark Nomad: Razor's Edge
Contemporary electric and acoustic blues - originals and classics

Kent Cooper: The Blues & Other Songs Vol. 2
The second release of collected songs from the noted songwriter/ lyricist Kent Cooper. A superb collection featuring new material by rising stars Deneen McEachern and Jemima James

John-Alex Mason & Gerry Hundt: Mason & Hundt
National Reso-Phonic endorser, John-Alex Mason and Harmonica Master, Gerry Hundt team up for an exploration of rare country blues gems