ABS’s Don Wilcock interviewed Steve Cropper for a coffee table book on blues watercolor paintings by Clint Herring
Author: Don Wilcock
Interview with Bobby Vega about new album ‘What Cha Got’ – out now via Little Village!
Standing alone in front of a 1931 National steel guitar, a single-stringed diddley bow, an African banjo, and a standard acoustic guitar, he systematically picked each up again and again through two one-hour sets that transported an audience.
Joel Selvin, author of 20 books on music and a veteran music journalist for the San Francisco Chronicle, supplies the back stories to more than 200 pages of Chris Strachwitz’s photographs that jump off the pages.
If Robert Johnson had lived long enough to play Carnegie Hall, renowned musicologist Scott Ainslie thinks we would have had rock and roll 10 years earlier than we did.
Jason Rick discusses ‘Behind The Veil,’ out now via Gulf Coast Records!
“If it’s reasonable, it has the blues, and I think first and foremost there’s such a razor thin line between the most profound country artists and the most profound blues artists…”
Ruthie Foster called it an “honor, a blessing and privilege” to be at The King Biscuit Blues Festival.
Interview with John Primer, who will be ABS author Don Wilcock’s guest at the 11th annual Call and Response Seminar.
It’s almost as if D. K. has lived 40 years in his first 20 before signing with Little Village, the label that’s fast-tracked him into the limelight.