Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

J.P. Soars: Let Go of the Reins Review

Back in the 1980s, Neil Young’s label sued him for making albums “unrepresentative” and “[un]characteristic of Neil Young.” Essentially, Young

We’re all often judged by the company we keep. In the case of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Beth Hart, she’s often found near

The cover of Means of Escape, singer/guitarist Danny Bryant’s wonderfully enjoyable 11th studio album, features a black-and-white photo of Bryant

I don’t know how Samantha Fish does it. Kill or Be Kind is her sixth solo studio album in eight

Bass players don’t get enough respect. They’re the pulse to the drum’s heartbeat in a song. They keep things moving

The saxophone was right there at the beginning of rock and roll, from Bill Haley & His Comets to The

Griff Hamlin owns the fingers behind the Blues Guitar Unleashed instructional website. So it’s not surprising that his debut album

Mindi Abair’s No Good Deed is a study in contrasts. Abair is a singer/saxophonist who doesn’t jam too much of