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The Jack / If You Be My Baby - Lee Hedley Band
Lee "The Fixer" Hedley - Frontman and Harmonica and Slide Guitar - Originally taken under the wing of family friend and Irish Soul / Blues Legend, the late Sam Mahood, Lee has been fronting and blowing blues-harmonica for…
Continue Reading »Come Back Baby - Lil' Ian Goodsman
My name is Ian Goodsman but known widely as Lil' Ian (that's Lil' as in 'little', Lilian is my mother's name and that's another story). I am an acoustic roots musician spending time between the UK, where I…
Continue Reading »Voice of the Blues - Gary Sellers Band
Gary Sellers wasn't born with a guitar in his hand, but you'd never know it. His smooth riffs and heartfelt licks drip with emotion that pours straight from his soul to his fingers.While he always loved music, it…
Continue Reading »Feel So Bad - Lil Ray Neal with Blues Special Band
Born March 16, 1960, Lil Ray (Raful Neal III) the third eldest of ten siblings, has long been regarded as one of the finest blues guitarists in the business. Raised in Ervinville, Louisiana, he started playing at Spooner's,…
Continue Reading »Toil On - Rev. Cleophus Robinson
While never achieving the commercial success of many of his contemporaries, the Rev. Cleophus Robinson was a prominent figure on the gospel circuit throughout the better part of the post-war era, perhaps best known for hosting a coast-to-coast…
Continue Reading »In The Midnight Hour - Wilson Pickett
Wilson Pickett (March 18, 1941 – January 19, 2006) was an American R&B/Soul singer and songwriter.A major figure in the development of American soul music, Pickett recorded over 50 songs which made the US R&B charts, and frequently…
Continue Reading »I CONSIDER MYSELF LUCKY - NEAL KIMBLE
Enthusiasts love to make lists and categorise. So making a distinction between blues and soul is important here, but to black record buyers in the US in the 60s these were simply different aspects of the same music,…
Continue Reading »I Hate a Man Like You - Lizzie Miles acc. by Jelly Roll Morton
Lizzie Miles was the stage name taken by Elizabeth Mary Landreaux (March 31, 1895 – March 17, 1963), an African American blues singerMiles was born in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, in a…
Continue Reading »Alabama Train - Louisiana Red w/ Bill Dicey
Born in Annapolis, Maryland, BILL DICEY began playing harmonica at age 8 when his father handed down his first Hohner Band Harp. Harmonicas were scarce at that time, so Bill learned to play his one harp in five…
Continue Reading »Put Your Shoe On The Other Foot - Clare Free
Clare Free is an artist who is redefining the blues for the modern world. Her roots lie in the blues but her influences go way beyond the genre making her one of the most exciting new artists writing…
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