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The Commoners: Live In The UK Review

Canadian roots-rock outfit The Commoners have built their reputation on fiery performances, gritty songwriting, and a clear love for the

Following the 2024 release Light ‘Em Up, the ’70s-style rock outfit The Dead Daisies return with a blues album titled

There have been very few guitarists with a more recognizable sound than the one Robin Trower has cultivated. Others, with

The Welsh trio Cardinal Black have got a brand new album Midnight at The Valencia lined up for release via

The Two Ronnies. Jam and clotted cream. The Chuckle Brothers. Acclaimed British duos have been a staple of our country

A unique offering, Carolyn Wonderland’s CD, Truth Is, musically explodes the myth that blues is simplistic; one-dimensional. Covering almost every

Gary Moore never did anything halfway. Whether tearing through hard rock with Thin Lizzy, exploring metal and blues in his

Strike Up the Band was recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, and Studio One Two Seven in Harlem, NYC. It