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It's My Own Fault - Andrew Brown
Tragically under-recorded until late in his career, Chicago blues guitarist Andrew Brown still had time enough to wax a handful of great singles during the mid-'60s and two '80s albums (unfortunately, both of them were only available as…
Continue Reading »Early One Morning - Big Mama THORNTON
Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton (December 11, 1926 – July 25, 1984) was an American rhythm and blues singer and songwriter. She was the first to record the hit song "Hound Dog" in 1952. The record was #1…
Continue Reading »Sweet-Sounding Guitar Ace Dave Widow Is Tommy Marsh's Guest At Wednesday's Ventura County Blues Society Jam At The Tavern
Tomorrow Night! Wednesday, December 12 Catch The Sweet Sounds Of L.A. Guitar Ace Dave Widow As He Joins Host Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog At SoCal's Best Weekly Blues Jam At The Tavern (VENTURA) - Like your Blues…
Continue Reading »Miles Smiles - Darryl Jones
Wallace Roney (trompeta, discípulo de Miles Davis), Rick Margitza (saxo con Davis en 3 discos y en directos), Joey DeFrancesco (órgano Hammond B3, fichado por Davis con 17 años), Robben Ford (guitarra, con Davis en el 86 y…
Continue Reading »Things About Coming My Way - Diamond Jim Greene w/ Lamont Harris
I was born and raised on the south side of Chicago until I was 12. My family moved a lot spending time in Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, Kansas and West Virginia. I have performed in numerous blues band configurations…
Continue Reading »Try a Little Tenderness - Otis Redding & The Bar-Kays
The Bar-Kays are a popular soul, R&B, and funk group who began performing in 1966 and continue to perform today, although with only one original member. The group had dozens of charting singles from the 1960s to the…
Continue Reading »You Made Me So Happy - Joe Moss Band
Few up and coming young blues performers walk the walk to the degree of Chicago-based guitarist/bandleader JOE MOSS. One of the hardest-working performers on the Windy City circuit, Moss routinely works up to 28 gigs a month. His…
Continue Reading »Tore My Heart - Barry Darnell and the Mobile Slim Band
Mobile Slim was born to a boogie-woogie ivory-tickling mother and a construction-working harmonica-playing father in the segregated Southern gulf coast: Mobile, Bay St. Louis, and New Orleans. He eventually moved to Georgia, where he played juke joints and…
Continue Reading »The Jeremiah Johnson Band w/The Sliders
Don’t be fooled by the baby boy good looks. With lyrics like “I was born in a tavern on the banks of the Mississippi” and a horn section that hammers the groove, Jeremiah Johnson is the new face…
Continue Reading »Secret Records release:Trouble Up The Road - Ike Turner - New Release Review
I just received a copy of Trouble Up The Road, Volume 3 in a series of recordings from the career of Ike Turner. Volume 1 in this series, That Cat Sure Can Play 1951-1957 and Jack Rabbit Blues…
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