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Blues Rock Weekly – July 1, 2022

July 1, 2022 BRR Staff 0 Comments Bad Luck Friday,  Elles Bailey,  Erja Lyytinen,  When Rivers Meet

Blues Rock Weekly features new music from Erja Lyytinen, Elles Bailey, When Rivers Meet, and Bad Luck Friday.

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When Rivers Meet announce “The Flying Free Tour Love”

June 30, 2022 BRR Staff 0 Comments When Rivers Meet

When Rivers Meet are pleased to announce the release of their live album, The Flying Free Tour Live on 29th July 2022. The live

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Top 10 Dire Straits Songs

June 30, 2022 Bob Gersztyn 4 Comments Dire Straits

“Dire Straits” derived its name in the same way as Led Zeppelin from a joking comment by a fellow musician.

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Erja Lyytinen announces “Waiting For The Daylight”

June 29, 2022 BRR Staff 0 Comments Erja Lyytinen

Finnish blues-rock slide guitarist and singer songwriter Erja Lyytinen will release her ninth studio album Waiting for the Daylight on

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The Record Company release “Hound Dog” music video

June 26, 2022 BRR Staff 5 Comments The Record Company

“Hound Dog” is one of those timeless rock and roll songs that feels indelibly etched on our collective consciousness. While

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Supersonic Blues Machine: Voodoo Nation Review

June 25, 2022 Mike Owen 0 Comments Supersonic Blues Machine

Renowned for their gritty take on the enthralling blues-rock which dominated the early to mid-1960s, Supersonic Blues Machine’s consistent output

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Blues Rock Weekly – June 24, 2022

June 24, 2022 BRR Staff 1 Comment Ariel Posen,  Jeff Beck,  Johnny Depp,  Kirk Fletcher,  Marcus King,  Troy Redfern

Blues Rock Weekly features new music from Kirk Fletcher, Ariel Posen, Marcus King, Troy Redfern, and Jeff Beck/Johnny Depp.

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Kat Riggins: Progeny Review

June 24, 2022 Mary Jaira Reyes 0 Comments Kat Riggins

Miami-based singer-songwriter Kat Riggins shines bright as the blues-rock version of Tina Turner and Amy Winehouse and her known versatility

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