Robben Ford: Two Shades of Blue Review
Robben Ford’s new album, Two Shades of Blue, was released on March 27, and it’s not just fans who eagerly
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Author: Bob Liddycoat
Rising guitarist Spencer Mackenzie gains global attention
On the heels of the February 20 release of Empty Chairs, blues-rocker Spencer Mackenzie sat down with Blues Rock Review
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Joe Bonamassa (and Friends): B.B. King’s Blues Summit 100 Review
After discovering that no other major tributes were planned for what would have been B.B. King’s 100th birthday, Joe Bonamassa
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Tinsley Ellis: Labor Of Love Review
Tinsley Ellis clearly gave a lot of thought to the title of his new album, Labor of Love. It is
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John Primer’s blues legacy awaits its place on the Mississippi Blues Trail
Bluesman John Primer “Sustains the living heritage of the blues,” according to the Chicago Reader newspaper. And it’s that guardianship
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GA-20: Orphans Review
Sometimes short and sweet is the perfect combination for a musical interlude. The new album, Orphans, by GA-20, is joyful
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Slash: Live at the S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival Review
Slash is back, shaking the world of blues-rock with the fury of a thundering storm. His new album, Live at
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Dion: The Rock ’N’ Roll Philosopher Review
Legendary and iconic are two terms that may be overused in the music world, but these and other superlatives have
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