Casey James’ play-it-over-and-over album: ‘Strip it Down’
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Nashville’s finest lend hands
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Blues-entrenched Alabama soul and rock ‘n’ roll
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‘Waitin’ For The Sun’ glistens
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Delta bluesman Larry McCray steps in
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Something old, new, borrowed and blues
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‘Live At Carnegie Hall, An Acoustic Evening’
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Album review: Various artists keep music alive with ‘Treasure of the Broken Land, the Songs of Mark Heard’
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Anson Funderburgh produces album, will tour with band
Album review: The Dustbowl Revival is an American original
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Greasy-cool takeoff, riotous end
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Can Brooklyn be defined in terms of a roots and blues sound? You bet it can be. The Chris Bergson Band’s “Bitter Midnight” proves it all album long with its
Casey James’ play-it-over-and-over album: ‘Strip it Down’
October 2, 2017
2 Comments
Nashville’s finest lend hands
Album review: The Dozens ace the blues-infused ‘Test’
September 22, 2017
No Comments
Blues-entrenched Alabama soul and rock ‘n’ roll
Poco’s Rusty Young inspires smiles with first solo album
September 11, 2017
No Comments
‘Waitin’ For The Sun’ glistens
Album review: Tucci’s ‘Olivia’ is a match made in heaven
August 18, 2017
No Comments
Delta bluesman Larry McCray steps in
Cash Box Kings’ embarrassment of riches: ‘Royal Mint’
August 13, 2017
No Comments
Something old, new, borrowed and blues
Album review: Versatile Joe Bonamassa’s on a mission
July 14, 2017
No Comments
‘Live At Carnegie Hall, An Acoustic Evening’
Melody never lies: Mark Heard’s music keeps inspiring
July 6, 2017
2 Comments
Album review: Various artists keep music alive with ‘Treasure of the Broken Land, the Songs of Mark Heard’
Album review: Andy T Band’s ‘Double Strike’ a home run
June 16, 2017
No Comments
Anson Funderburgh produces album, will tour with band
Album review: The Dustbowl Revival is an American original
June 2, 2017
1 Comment
Greasy-cool takeoff, riotous end
Chris Bergson’s soul, imagination star in ‘Bitter Midnight’
April 8, 2017
No Comments
Can Brooklyn be defined in terms of a roots and blues sound? You bet it can be. The Chris Bergson Band’s “Bitter Midnight” proves it all album long with its
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