Chloe Kay was moved to write the track after Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble’s iconic drummer Chris ‘Whipper’ Layton recounted a story to her during an interview for ‘ABS’ about him and Stevie overcoming challenges together to make it in time to one of their concerts.
Author: American Blues Scene Staff
“An inviolate inspiration is one that comes to you completely pure. It appears almost in its completeness, and there’s a recognition of it as being right for you – perfectly right for you. There’s no excuses in it. There’s no fantasy in it. There’s just a recognition of ‘yes.’ And then you capture that in a way that’s authentic to your unique creativity. Hopefully, that’s what I’ve done with this record.” – Steve Vai
Pierce Turner collaborates with former Bowie guitarist on new album ‘Terrible Good’
Tim Carman Pays Homage to His Teacher, Mentor & Legendary Drummer Bob Gullotti in “Blues for Bob”
Maggie Rose is on tour now through the end of the year!
“The hundredth anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre had just happened, and even though the song is really about the fallout from a relationship gone south, it’s not a big jump to paint with a bigger brush and apply the lyrics in a much broader context.” – Scott Ellison
Watch the video for “F 5,” a new song from the ‘LaRue/Alexander – L.A.X.’ album!
‘Leave the Light On,’ The Love Light Orchestra’s debut album on Nola Blue Records is slated for February 18, 2022 release.
Premiering exclusively today is the band’s new single, which features vocals from award-winning Alita Moses!
“I hope that people can feel a little bit of the joy and the wonder, year round, that 8-year-old José felt, not only about Christmas and all the obvious things—the ornaments, the tree, the holiday season—but also the music.”