Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Regina Bonelli: Truth Hurts Review

A voice as impressive as Regina Bonelli’s, which she shows off on Truth Hurts, is a mixed blessing. It can

When you hear about a Mike Zito live album, it’s a given there’s going to be great guitar work. And

Singer/multi-instrumentalist Katie Henry shows off a modern-yet-classic rock sound on On My Way, her album of melodic, often country-tinged tunes

Audiences know singer/guitarist Tinsley Ellis for his Southern rock influenced blues, but on Devil May Care, Ellis adds a heavy

It takes a special band to maintain a consistent sound without sounding stale. L.A. Guns show they’re one of those

The beauty of JD Simo’s Mind Control, his third studio album, comes in two parts. Part one is how much

To understand Eric Clapton’s The Lady in the Balcony: Lockdown Sessions, we need to go back to 1992, when MTV

Seth James’ Different Hat is old-school soul with a fun energy. Coming in at a weighty 14 tracks, the album