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Virgil and the Accelerators Release “Live At Marshall” DVD Trailer

January 1, 2013 Pete Francis 0 Comments Virgil and the Accelerators

Blues Rock upstarts Virgil and the Accelerators have released a trailer for their anticipated live DVD/CD, Live At Marshall. The

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That Scoundrel: Everyone Has Their Something Review

December 31, 2012 tylerquiring 1 Comment That Scoundrel

Everyone has Their Something, but Some People’s Somethings are Weirder than Others is a celebration of classic guitar-based rock. With

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Wilson T King Releases “Born Into This” Video

December 24, 2012 Pete Francis 1 Comment wilson t king

Wilson T King has released a new music video for “Born Into This” off his new album, The Last of

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Stevie DuPree and the Delta Flyers: Dr. DuPree’s Love Shop Review

December 20, 2012 nikrodewald 1 Comment Stevie Dupree and the Delta Flyers

From New Orleans to Chicago and Texas, Stevie DuPree & The Delta Flyers explore numerous styles of blues in their

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Philip Sayce: Silver Wheel Of Stars EP Review

December 19, 2012 dontice 1 Comment Philip Sayce

Canadian rocker and guitar boy wonder Philip Sayce, boasting quite the illustrious career, continues to rise to the occasion.  He

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Riley Road: Riley Road EP Review

December 18, 2012 lizlohnes 3 Comments Riley Road

Riley Road is a band of young musicians who have released their first self-titled, 5 song EP. Ranging in ages

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David Gogo: Christmas With the Blues Review

December 17, 2012 tylerquiring 1 Comment David Gogo

One of the few things that can make the holidays even better is not just Christmas music, but bluesy Christmas

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Wilson T. King: Last of the Analogues Review

December 14, 2012 tylerquiring 2 Comments wilson t king

Wilson T. King’s second offering, The Last of the Analogues, is a suitable follow-up to his first release, and this

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