Steve Hill: The One-Man Blues Rock Band Review
The truest definition of a one-man band, Canadian Steve Hill performs standing up while singing and playing guitar, his feet
Read MoreThe truest definition of a one-man band, Canadian Steve Hill performs standing up while singing and playing guitar, his feet
Read MoreJoe Bonamassa releases yet another live CD! This is from the July 2016 show at the Old Royal Naval College
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Read MoreCanadian roll and rock group The Sheepdogs released their latest album, Changing Colours, earlier this year. Blues Rock Review caught
Read MoreThe Neo Blues Project is the debut studio EP from AJ Ghent. Ghent hails from Fort Piece, Florida and his
Read MoreOn Love Songs & Life Lines the Kris Lager Band moves in a different direction, diverging from their funky, rock-
Read MoreAlbert Cummings is a contemporary blues master, very much inspired by and in the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan. On
Read MoreThe Divine and Dirty is the first release on the Mascot Label Group from the UK based Kris Barras Band.
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