The Soul of John Black: Early in the Moanin’ Review
Slinging dirty blues with just enough pop to be highly addictive, John Bigham brings a little bit of Chicago with
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Ronnie Baker Brooks: Times Have Changed Review
Ronnie Baker Brooks has spent the last 43 years working his fingers to their raw hide. A Chicago native, Brooks
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Hamish Anderson: Trouble Review
With a voice of velveteen, Hamish Anderson brings new meaning to smooth. Trouble was released in October, 2016, and is
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Doyle Bramhall II: Rich Man Review
Rich Man is the fourth studio album from Doyle Bramhall II and his first since 2001. The album kicks off with
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Aynsley Lister: Eyes Wide Open Review
Aynsley Lister’s latest album, Eyes Wide Open, released Oct. 7th is a full on sneak peak into the dressing room
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Down and Outlaws: Above Snakes Review
With their debut album recently hitting the shelves, Down and Outlaws have thrown down the gauntlet for their future selves.
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Davy Knowles: Three Miles From Avalon Review
Chicago based Davy Knowles is at it again with a new album Three Miles From Avalon. Dripping with classic blues
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Claude Hay: Rollercoaster Review
Claude Hay’s new album Rollercoaster is a corn dog wrapped in a funnel cake with a deep-fried Oreo for dessert.
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