Jackie Howell, Author at Blues Rock Review

Kris Pohlmann: Taylor Road Review

The drive down Taylor Road with Kris Pohlmann is an adrenaline-pumping, forceful experience, similar to that of a high-speed car

18 years young with promising musical talent that will lead a long-lasting career for Magnus Berg is the vibe conveyed

Alastair Greene’s fifth studio album, Trouble At Your Door is a musical, watercolor painting; full of light, airy colors that

’70s-style rock blended with a hint of southern twang is the music ambiance of Ty Curtis’ Water Under The Bridge. This

If you thought that technical guitar solos were a trend left behind in the ’70s, listen to Danny Bryant’s Temperature

Steve Hill’s Solo Recordings Volume 2 is tantalizing. With seductive, smokey guitars and mesmerizing vocals, Hill’s music ensnares the senses

Thick, comforting sounds of soulful blues, envelop Brother Dege’s summer mixtape, Scorched Earth Policy. No, this is not an ordinary

In 14 lengthy tracks, Eric Johnson demands listeners to appreciate authentic musicianship. On his album Europe Live, Johnson compiled the