Adam Holt: Kind of Blues Review
Country rock instantly sends your mind to the Eagles and Byrds (circa Sweetheart of the Rodeo), but on Kind of
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Taylor Scott Band: All We Have Review
Taylor Scott and his eclectic band released their first full studio album in March and will have music fans begging
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Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band: The Traveler Review
The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band released Lay It On Down in 2017, which was voted Blues Rock Review’s top album
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Left Lane Cruiser: Shake and Bake Review
It’s been a solid two years since Left Lane Cruiser released an album, and their forthcoming Shake and Bake will
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Simon Kinny-Lewis: A Day in San Jose Review
Simon Kinny-Lewis (SKL) is the full package. If you get the pleasure of seeing him live (either solo with his
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Matt Pearce and the Mutiny: Gotta Get Home Review
The blues birthed heavy metal, mostly via Led Zeppelin. But even Black Sabbath began as a blues band, the same
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Gwyn Ashton: Sonic Blues Preachers Review
Gwyn Ashton delivers again with his 2019 album Sonic Blues Preachers. Ashton, nearing 60 years-old, tours the world doing one-man,
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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram: Kingfish Review
Expectations can be crippling to a young artist. Many, including no less than Buddy Guy, have called Christone “Kingfish” Ingram,
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