Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Tinsley Ellis: Ice Cream in Hell Review

There are no right or wrong answers with music. It’s subjective and everyone brings their own preferences and past experiences

Marcus King’s El Dorado features lots of fun, 70s-inspired blue-eyed soul that’s perfectly entertaining on its own. However, as you

There’s a lot to appreciate about Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix, but beyond their musical ability, I always loved

I judge the quality of a song by stripping it down to its barest essentials. If someone can convey a

I first stumbled upon Joanna Connor on YouTube, watching her perform an incendiary, electric cover of Son House’s “Walkin’ Blues,”

Rock and roll doesn’t need to be raw to be effective. Roses Are Black features the Ghost Hounds producing music

Chuck Berry, the artist, was a genius. We owe just about everything great about rock and roll to Berry (and

The Paul Deslauriers Band, at its core, rocks like a 1950s group. Not to say they’re retro or rockabilly. They’re