Meghan Roos, Author at Blues Rock Review

Michael Lemmo Interview

It’s amazing to take stock of the sheer number of artists recording music today – some influenced by Muddy Waters,

The San Diego-based Little Hurricane, a self-described “dirty blues” duo eager to explore beyond the genre that intrigued them when

Little Hurricane, big impact. The two-piece rock outfit from San Diego, California celebrates the release of their third album Same

Beth Hart’s voice was made for Fire on the Floor. Just as she can growl the low, smoldering notes in

Critics joke that the Rolling Stones may outlive us all, and if their new album Blue and Lonesome is any

Joanne Shaw Taylor’s fifth studio album Wild is a solid, modern blues-tinged album that seems to change with repeated listening.

Another month, another release by Joe Bonamassa. We joke, but listeners familiar with Bonamassa know it’s not too much of

It’s been 30 years since Eric Johnson released his breakthrough solo album Tones, the electric-fueled debut that singled him out