“I love the ‘golden era of gospel’ of the 50s – the quartets and small ensembles are my favorites. Dorothy Love Coates was probably the preeminent artist of that time.” – Angela Strehli
Author: American Blues Scene Staff
It’s safe to say that everyone has been in need of some healing during recent times, and the veteran artist’s latest album provides a guide for how to move through the world with equal parts compassion and resolve.
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“Let You Go” is the second song and second of three in this series of live in-studio performances.
The two have joined forces to create a booming, soul-shaking album and provide a salve for today’s world.
Lil’ Red’s approach to life and music: “mix what’s pissing you off with some bounce and swing, sprinkle a
pinch of blue notes, and bend it all together on six strings for guaranteed feel-good satisfaction.”
Rock guitar dynamo Samantha Fish and outlaw country badass Jesse Dayton have joined forces for an upcoming album of collaborative music, due out in May 2023 via Rounder Records. Fans of both artists won’t have to wait until next year to get a taste of this wild partnership, however. In December, two cover songs and accompanying videos will be released in conjunction with four special concerts. The newly-formed duo will perform in Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Charlotte, and Durham, with show dates listed below. Photo courtesy of Devious Planet An award-winning singer, songwriter, and lead guitarist, Samantha Fish has released six albums over…
The album concludes with “SRV,” a beautiful and personal tribute to the late Stevie Ray Vaughan.
“With the help of the legendary guest artists, this album features the heaviest blues I’ve ever recorded in the studio.”
“It’s a great honor to be the first artist on the roster!” Brandon Santini