Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Curtis Salgado: Damage Control Review

Curtis Salgado’s Damage Control is 50s-inspired rock and roll, his sumptuous voice defining the album, which joins soul and rhythm

I’m going to talk about how much I enjoyed Devil Love’s full-length debut, Broken Things, a blues-influenced album of 90s

Singer/guitarist Selwyn Birchwood has an old-fashioned, raspy blues voice. One that makes him sound like he might be in his

Happy birthday to blues slide guitar legend Elmore James, born January 27, 1918, and who died May 24, 1963. Bobby

The global pandemic has pushed most people out of their comfort zones and in the case of singer/guitarist Ghalia Volt’s

Blues organ is the work colleague you always feel comfortable dumping projects onto. The instrument doesn’t get enough love within

Gulf Coast Records pays tribute to the holidays on A Gulf Coast Christmas, a compilation from a different kind of

Larkin Poe bring their YouTube beloved cover series to album life on Kindred Spirits, a collection of stripped-down covers recorded