Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Johnny Burgin: No Border Blues Review

Some albums have a great story behind them, but the story doesn’t play into the music. No Border Blues is

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Larkin Poe’s Self Made Man is intricate rock and roll, with country pop, metal, and any other style that’s caught

Singer/guitarist Stephen Dale Petit’s 2020 Visions is throwback rock and roll, with nods to blues and glam rock. The album

We think of celebrity as a modern kind of cage, but fame has always been a challenge. Dion, born Dion

Albums are like little ecosystems; one seemingly small change can completely alter the environment. That unpredictability is what makes an

A pretty voice and lots of piano don’t seem like a natural combination for blues-inspired rock and roll but The

Lots of blues rock albums take you screaming down a highway at 80 miles per hour. Going that fast can