Willie Witten, Author at Blues Rock Review

Eric Johanson: Covered Tracks: Vol. 2 Review

More a continuation than a follow-up to April’s Covered Tracks: Vol.1, Eric Johanson’s Covered Tracks: Vol. 2 applies the same

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Pivoting away from 2020’s intensely electrified Below Sea Level, New Orleans native Eric Johanson follows his sophomore effort with a

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Our ears parched from months of concert deprivation, tune-heads like myself can’t help but pounce on any chance to return