Blowin” The Family Jewels – William Clarke
William Clarke (March 21, 1951 - November 3, 1996) was an American blues harmonica player. He was chiefly associated with the Chicago blues style of amplified harmonica, but also incorporated elements of soul jazz and swing into his playing.Born in Inglewood,...
A Broken Word – Teague Stefan
As one of Central Florida’s hardest working musical acts, the three-piece Teague Stefan Band combine elements of blues, rock and funk to create a solid wall of electric guitar-driven sound that can be described as complex, aggressive and pounding: a full-bodied style...
Showplace Music Productions: Lou Pallo of Les Paul’s Trio – Thank You Les – New release review
I have been listening to Thank You Les, the recent tribute release by Lou Pallo of the Les Paul Trio. This recording features a veritable who's who of special guests including Keith Richards, Steve Miller, Billy Gibbons, Jose Feliciano, Slash, Bucky Pizzarelli, Nokie...
Mud Morganfield Wins Two Blues Blast Music Awards for His “Son of the Seventh Son” CD
Mud Morganfield Wins Two Blues Blast Music Awards for His Debut Severn Records CD, Son of the Seventh Son PEKIN, IL – Severn Records artist Mud Morganfield was one of the big winners at the Fifth Annual Blues Blast Music Awards when they were announced on September...
Joe Bonamassa to release Beacon Theatre double live album
RELEASED ON CD AND VINYL FOR THE FIRST TIME! UK RELEASE: MONDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2012 Joe Bonamassa: Beacon Theatre – Live From New York’ is released as a 2-CD and double vinyl album for the very first time. The double live album features 20 stunning tracks that spans...
PIANO C. RED
James Wheeler, 14 September 1933, Montevallo, Alabama, USA. By day a cab driver, in the evenings James Wheeler transforms himself into Chicago boogie-woogie legend, Piano C. Red. His first yearnings to be involved in music were inspired by his mother, who sang...
Bow-Legged Mama – Tom Delaney
Born in Charleston; sang in the Jenkins Orphanage choir in the early 1900s; a popular and prolific blues composer/songwriter on Tin Pan Alley and in the 1920s whose songs were used by recording artists of the era; worked as a pianist on vaudeville circuits; he wrote...
Stack-A’Lee Part II – Archibald
When most people think of the song "Stagger Lee," as it's usually spelled, they think of Lloyd Price and his 1958 chart-topping single. Eight years before Price's version, however, a single on Imperial Records (spelled "Stack-a-Lee"), credited to and featuring the...
It’s All Over Now – Paul Black and the Flip Kings
This is some down and dirty New Orleans style blues, scraped right out of the gutter, and I mean that as the highest compliment. Paul Black is a wickedly nuanced slide guitarist, playing a mixture of traditional blues (three by Robert Johnson), Stones covers ("The...
Mud Story – Amleto Barboni
Em 2009 lançou seu primeiro CD com as participações de André Christovam, Blues Etílicos, Marcos Ottaviano, Flávio Guimarães, Ary Borger, Fabio Zaganin, Willbone, Ivan de Andrade, Rubinho Antunes, Daniel Latorre e do gaitista norte-americano Bruce Ewan. O CD Amleto...