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Shemekia Copeland: Uncivil War Review

Shemekia Copeland continues to explore Americana through a strong blues influence on Uncivil War, a charmingly rootsy and rocking album

From the album’s title to the choice of Abbey Road Studios as the recording locale, Joe Bonamassa makes every effort

Anthony Gomes follows up 2018’s Peace, Loud, and Loud Guitars with Containment Blues. Peace, Love, and Loud Guitars was voted

Having dedicated the bulk of his career to a seemingly endless string of tours spread across several bands—including his own—Alastair

New York City is traditionally outside of the borders of Southern rock, mostly, if not exclusively, for reasons having to

After the EP (No Worries – 2016) and one studio album (A Fool’s Heart – 2018), the Canadian blues rocker

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Bart Ryan has the usual blues influences, including Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert Collins. But on Starlight and Tall

Ballad Of A Prodigal Son is the second solo studio album by Jim Kirkpatrick, who also is the lead guitarist