Willie Witten, Author at Blues Rock Review

Smith/Kotzen: Smith/Kotzen Review

With the term “supergroup” being tossed around to describe nearly any inter-band musical project or collaborative effort, a need exists

One of rock’s most prolific writers, multi-instrumentalist and gifted guitarist Richie Kotzen enters his fourth decade as a musician by

With her recently released debut, Underdog Anthems, Nashville standout Jax Hollow stakes her claim as an up-and coming musician of

Picking up where 2015’s Angels Watching Over Me left off, Detroit Blues finds the versatile Danny Kroha expanding upon his

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25 years after their first studio release, the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band puts its own stamp on a year of