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Ruthie Foster: Mileage Review

Two years after the release of her ninth studio album Healing Time, Ruthie Foster has returned with Mileage, a new

Steve Cropper was born in 1941 and formed the “Mar-Keys” while still in high school in the late 1950s. The

The recently released debut album Live and Loud by The Zac Schulze Gang delivers a potent introduction to this promising

Rival Sons are probably the first band that springs to mind if a musical game show host asked you to

Elles Bailey’s new album Beneath the Neon Glow finds her in a much different place artistically than she was while

Good Intentions Gone Bad marks a pivotal moment in the illustrious career of blues guitarist Chris Cain. Despite having never

McKinley James is an American roots blues guitarist with experience from dive bars in Nashville to headlining in Europe alongside

Rubbing shoulders with “rock royalty” isn’t something I can brag about in my as-of-yet unwritten, untitled, and unpublished biography. However,