Bob Liddycoat, Author at Blues Rock Review

Dom Martin: Buried in Talent and Candor

Ireland’s Dom Martin is clearly an artistic force to be reckoned with. Immensely talented and fiercely honest, he is destined

It’s the perfect time to release an album that invokes the happy, lazy days of summer. And Gypsy Blue Revue

Coming in hot right behind his 2025 Blues Music Award for Blues Rock Album of the Year with Life Is

Robben Ford’s new album, Two Shades of Blue, was released on March 27, and it’s not just fans who eagerly

On the heels of the February 20 release of Empty Chairs, blues-rocker Spencer Mackenzie sat down with Blues Rock Review

After discovering that no other major tributes were planned for what would have been B.B. King’s 100th birthday, Joe Bonamassa

Tinsley Ellis clearly gave a lot of thought to the title of his new album, Labor of Love. It is

Bluesman John Primer “Sustains the living heritage of the blues,” according to the Chicago Reader newspaper. And it’s that guardianship