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Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy re-issue of Rory Gallagher - Live At Montreux - Review
Here is another "must have" release from the Rory Gallagher archives. This set of recordings documents the best of four live performances at Montreux (1975, 1977, 1979 and 1985). This release includes Laundromat, Tore Down, I Take What…
Continue Reading »Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy re-issue of Rory Gallagher- Deuce - Review
I have been listening to the newly re - issued and remastered recording of Rory Gallagher's Deuce.“Deuce” became Rory's third self-penned album in a row - having written all of Taste's second album “On The Boards” as well…
Continue Reading »Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy re-issue of Rory Gallagher- Irish Tour - Review
Third in the review of re - issue Rory Gallagher... Irish Tour. This is a recording that should be in every blues rock lovers library. It sounds as fresh as recorded yesterday and easily one of Gallagher's strongest…
Continue Reading »Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy re-issue of Rory Gallagher- Notes From San Francisco - Review
This is one that you don't want to miss! This is a lost Rory Gallagher album from 1978. After some internal distress after the end of his 1977 tour Gallagher shelved this album which he was recording at…
Continue Reading »Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy re-issue of Rory Gallagher's first Solo Recording - Review
Well, I've got them! The re issue recordings by Rory Gallagher and I'm going to review them like they're new as many readers weren't alive when these were cut and the music is as fresh today as it…
Continue Reading »Soon One Morning - Boyd Rivers & Ruth May Rivers
"Soon One Morning," performed by Boyd Rivers (b December 25, 1934 in Pickins, Mississippi) and his wife Ruth May, followed by brief talk on Boyd's cousin Cleophus Robinson. Shot by Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Worth Long, August…
Continue Reading »Sophisticated Lady - Willie Smith
William McLeish Smith (November 25, 1910 – March 7, 1967) was one of the major alto saxophone players of the swing era. He also played clarinet and sang. He is generally referred to as Willie Smith. Born in…
Continue Reading »SOPRANO BOOGIE - Herbie Fields Quintet
A solid exponent of the swing-to-bop approach, Herbie Fields came up in bands led by Hot Lips Page and Raymond Scott, replaced Earl Bostic in Lionel Hampton's orchestra, and led a series of small and large groups throughout…
Continue Reading »Sorry For Your Heartache
Cool dudes. Wish I knew more about them.“Like” Bman’s Facebook page (available in over 50 languages). I will not relay senseless nonsense. In this way I can get out the word on new talent, venues and blues happenings!…
Continue Reading »Soul Blue Publishing artist: Terrie Odabi - My Blue Soul - New release Review
I just received the newest release, My Blue Soul, from Terrie Odabi and it's dynamic! Opening with Gentrification Blues, Odabi fuses blues, R&B, gospel, rock and primitive rhythms to create her own modern feel. This track is upbeat…
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