Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers: Volume 1 Review

The term super group should probably be regulated in some way. Just because a band has at least two people

Shemekia Copeland continues to explore Americana through a strong blues influence on Uncivil War, a charmingly rootsy and rocking album

New York City is traditionally outside of the borders of Southern rock, mostly, if not exclusively, for reasons having to

Singer Bette Smith, born in Bedford-Stuyvestant, Brooklyn, to Trinidadian parents, just learned she’s part Italian and she’s very excited. “Now

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Bart Ryan has the usual blues influences, including Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert Collins. But on Starlight and Tall

The fun puzzle of singer/guitarist Kirk Fletcher’s My Blues Pathways is figuring out which is more soulful and emotive: his

If you ever want to feel special, let bluesman Bobby Rush sing some old-school country and western to you: You

While Led Zeppelin’s music has held up, their personal aesthetic now feels dated. The open shirts. The groupies. The misogyny.