Johnny Bullock: Louisiana Stump Water Blues
Vocalist a mixture of a big Cajun, Johnny Cash, & Kris Kristoferson, music: piano a mixture of Johnny Johnson, Jerry Lee Lewis, & Ray Charles; Organ: shades of Jimmy Smith; Accordion: typical Louisiana style; Style Zye-de-co, blues & Louisiana Cajun folk

Tony Vega Band: Tastes Like Love
Blues infused Texas rock 'n' roll... The Fabulous Thunderbirds meets the Rolling Stones

Magic Red: The First Temptation
"For blues fans and people who like to marvel at guitar genius this is worth a look" GregNeiman - TheADVOCATE. "Red is a powerfully intense guitarist...world class fretwork" TomBranson - Bluesrockers.com. "I've seen all the greats and this young man is cut from the same cloth." Bobby Rush - Blues/Soul Grammy Nominee. "This is the greatest unknown guitarist in the world." Tim Brack - Kid Rock Management

The Dare Ya Blues Band: Lonely Street
The Dare Ya Blues Band is Blues now. Their original songs are blues with a modern twist. You will find that this band is not interested in your familiar blues foundation to a song. They have found a way to make the Blues Fresh and exciting

Joe Markus: Blue Top
Electric Blues-style guitar inspired by great guitarists as Clapton, B.B. King and others

Ricky Lewis Band: Songs For The New Depression
When you find an artist that embraces and embodies the genuineness of Eric Clapton with the harmonies and vocals of Dave Mason, the performance of Bruce Springsteen and puts the same depth of storytelling in their songs as Little Feat, you have an artist who isn't following the latest trend. Ricky Lewis incorporates and expands upon all of these influences in his own R&B Rock style

Lauren Dillon: The Cost of Living
Blues-mama guitar music featuring melodic original tunes and sultry vocals

Jook Bourke: My Mojo's Just Too Weak
Contemporary acoustic blues singer/songwriter. Fingerstyle guitar, harmonica drums, rich vocals and lyrics.... sophisticated twist on traditional acoustic blues

Mike Goodin: Down The Wrong Track
Electric rockin blues with soulful vocals, guitar and harmonica

Barbara Healy/ Tim Danforth: Lullabies For A Troubled Planet
Original acoustic music with rich blend of blues, folk, country blues, and gospel, sung by one of the Pacific Northwest's finest blues singers

Totally Savage: Trouble Dead Ahead
Original blues-rock, smoldering with tight, soulful and intense performances, blending electric blues with a need to "scratch" that hard-rock "itch"

Tommy Lepson and the Lazy Boys: Live & Durty
Hammond b-3 wiz Tommy Lepson and his too tight rockin band return for a live set that just doesn't quit. As Nils Lofgren describes this album, " Tommy's voice is dripping with soul and the music is from the gut." This album is a must for all fans of rock n roots

Aunt Kizzy'z Boyz: Trunk full of bluez
High energy down home blues, with a lot of soul

Debbie Ritter & 4-40 Blues: Bluesday Afternoon
"A stunning collection of very eclectic, guitar-laden originals, all fueled by Debbie's soulful vocals". "Debbie is a sultry singer with a debt to classic stylist' - Blues Revue Magazine

Chris Bonoli: Out for the Night
Blues that moves to rock, jazz and back again: solos from B3, piano, harmonica, horns and guitar - a recording you'll listen to over & over again

Brook: The Great Blues Sea
Songs from the many musical streams that the blues have touched that pour into the ocean of our joy as experience our loves, our losses, life in the face of death. This collection ranges through acoustic and electric blues, touching gospel, jazz...

The Nighthawks: Trouble
Known to the world as "America's best bar band," the nighthawks return with a rockin' set. " Trouble" is guaranteed to please all fans and make a lot of new friends

Bill McLees: If I Lose Your Love
A blend of Rock, Blues, & Country, tasty wailing guitar,lighthearted look at good love, bad love, and hard times

James Solberg: Real Time
A soulful blues album that rocks

Michael Fell: Michael Fell And His So-called Friends
Harmonica driven Chicago blues with the west coast style