Bob Gersztyn, Author at Blues Rock Review

10 Songs That Defined Blues Rock’s Golden Era (1960s-1970s)

The “Golden Era” of blues rock began with the release of albums like the Paul Butterfield Blues Band’s eponymous debut

On Friday, May 29, the Marshall Tucker Band brought their legendary Southern rock sound to the historic Elsinore Theatre in

Spiritual traditions and myths were carried from generation to generation by enslaved people in the evolution of their spiritual belief

The spirit of community and the enduring power of blues rock came together on Sunday, April 19, 2026, as Rick

The genesis of blues rock occurred when Les Paul’s Gibson and Leo Fender’s solid-body electric guitars hit the market at

The advent of the single with a Side A and Side B took place in 1949, when the first 45

Carmine Appice began his professional music career in the mid-1960s and was the drummer for Vanilla Fudge for five albums.

Blues rock reached its creative peak in the 1970s, when bands regularly blended raw electric energy with gritty guitar work