The Curse Of K.K.Hammond – Death Roll Blues: Album Review
Authentic slide and snaking blues as the dirty South comes to bite – in the comfort of your living room.
Authentic slide and snaking blues as the dirty South comes to bite – in the comfort of your living room.
Frank Zappa has so much music out there; it is hard to know where to start. We offer our opinion and pick out what we think are his greatest works.
Wildest Dreams by Cera Impala. Attractive acoustic smoke’n’honey bluesy hues; a bluesy ragtime wallow from the Forth delta.
Seattle’s hard rocking, blues licking Ayron Jones makes his first appearance in Manchester as part of his first full UK tour.
Two blues singles to rock your socks off from Lyttinen and Bryant giving us the very best of blues from both countries.
Destination Unknown – the sixth album from blues rock guitar hustler Laurence Jones hits the spot.
Swampy hardcore electric blues from Nashville, with added flavours of gospel, soul and zydeco, from 2nd generation blues royalty; Shemekia Copeland.
Charlie Musselwhite delivers another career high point with an album full of swampy swagger as the great bluesman returns to the delta.
Aynsley Lister brings his superb blues sound to Kendal and shows just how great a guitarist he is.
Miraculous Mule bring redemption through the power of music. Say hallelujah!
Ric Sanders returns to the site to share his memories of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention’s past! Another fascinating read about one of THE best festivals.
Son Of Dave releases live video of Call Me King from the album of the same name.
Rival Sons open the door to the promised land. Dirty Honey are on the other side. The Californians appear right at home in deepest Lancashire…
Stone By Stone from Ian Siegal -Blues through a varied focus, where the campfire burns brightest.
Eric Gales and Dom Martin prove a potent double bill of blues at The Met.