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Jay Jesse Johnson: Man on a Mission Review

Emerging from the shadows of the almost forgotten old school of rock, Jay Jesse Johnson shows how it was done

The short-hand way to describe Albert Cummings’ Ten is the blues rocker’s gone country. But the more nuanced explanation is

Albert Castiglia’s I Got Love isn’t an album so much as it’s a release of two years of Covid-driven frustration.

New York native Ted Horowitz, better known as Popa Chubby, is one of the faces of modern blues rock. A

I became aware of Larry McCray back in the early ’90s with the releases Ambition in 1990 and Delta Hurricane

If the importance of time separates music from other artistic mediums, then it stands to reason that great musicians would

After a three-year hiatus, Kris Barras Band returns to the world of LP creation with Death Valley Paradise. As the

Sugaray Rayford and songwriter/producer Eric Corne continue to make beautiful music together on Rayford’s In Too Deep, a fun album