Meghan Roos, Author at Blues Rock Review

Richie Kotzen: 50 For 50 Interview

As Richie Kotzen himself describes it, he had enough songs for his 22nd solo album ready to go last year

When Albert Cummings first went into FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala., to begin working on his forthcoming album Believe,

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With the exception of a nearly 20-year hiatus between the late 1970s and mid-1990s, Otis Taylor has been refining his

It’s been ten years since Rival Sons released its debut album, Before The Fire, and since then, Rival Sons has

Guitarist Tyler Bryant has carried the expectations that come with a “guitar prodigy” label for most of his life. Having

Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown have come a long way since cementing their lineup in 2012, and if you ask

When Keb’ Mo’ set out to create a new album, he imagined the final product would be an entirely acoustic