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Sugaray Rayford Unveils New Track ‘Please Take My Hand’
In “Please Take My Hand,” Rayford raises the voices of generations who’ve struggled and persevered with love in the face of oppression, accompanied only by a spare bass drum, handclaps, and cowbell.
Robert Allen on Max Weinberg/Garry Tallent Collaboration, ’21st Century Rock ‘n Roll’
“Bruce can do anything he wants because the guys behind him are so solid.” Robert Allen discusses ’21st Century Rock ‘n Roll’ (ft. E Street members Max Weinberg and Garry Tallent) — a remastered collection honoring gifted engineer Ben Elliott, out January 21!
Listen to Bob Corritore & Friends’ New Single ‘Mean Old Frisco’ ft. T-Model Ford
Singer-guitarist T-Model Ford digs into a perfect bit of pure, unpolished down-home blues on “Mean Old Frisco,” the new single from Bob Corritore & Friends!
Exclusive Video Premiere: Dina Regine Puts Own Stamp on Lead Belly’s ‘Where Did You Sleep Last Night’
“I’m playing two characters in the video, both the narrator and the gal who is the one in question as to where she slept.”
Tommy Castro Announces 30th Anniversary Tour
“When Randy and I started out playing blues joints and bars in San Francisco in the early 90s, we had no idea what kind of a ride we were in for. I’ve always been inspired by all the old blues guys and now I’m one of them. I look forward to the next 30 years!” – Tommy Castro
Bob Wolfman’s ‘Tribute to a Friend’ LP – An Homage to A Great Inspiration
What Bob Wolfman does with his mentor isn’t a retreat, but rather an inspiration
Music Maker Foundation to Release Legendary Beverly “Guitar” Watkins Set, Premieres ‘Red Mama Blues’
Premiering exclusively today is the slow-burning “Red Mama Blues,” named for Watkin’s guitar. ‘In Paris’ out March 18 via Music Maker Foundation!
Neal Francis Takes Off
Neal Francis performs a triumphant hometown show at Chicago’s Thalia Hall!
Canadian Blues Musician Matt Andersen Shares Soulful Track ‘Other Side of Goodbye’
For his latest long-player, the laid-bare ‘House to House,’ Matt Andersen brings it all back home with the sweet chemistry that only a voice and guitar alone, together, can conjure
