Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Book Review: Goodnight Boogie: A Tale of Guns, Wolves & the Blues of Hound Dog Taylor by Matt Rogers

Guitarists who first heard Albert King went back to their guitars to bend strings. Those who first heard B.B. King

Blues singer/guitarist/producer Kenny Neal visits his Louisiana roots with Straight from the Heart, a wonderfully eclectic album of blues and

You don’t think of the 1990s’ R&B group En Vogue as a blues or rock act, but their music touched

Matt Pearce & the Mutiny’s The Soul Food Store is funky blues and familiar hard rock presented with a lot of

When I think of Leslie West, I instantly hear his guitar sound. And when I imagine that sound, which is

The short-hand way to describe Albert Cummings’ Ten is the blues rocker’s gone country. But the more nuanced explanation is

Albert Castiglia’s I Got Love isn’t an album so much as it’s a release of two years of Covid-driven frustration.

Sugaray Rayford and songwriter/producer Eric Corne continue to make beautiful music together on Rayford’s In Too Deep, a fun album