Stunningly prolific aptly describes Hitchcok’s catalog with twenty-two studio releases (and counting) in a forty year-plus recording career.
Author: Phil Solomonson
Phil Solomonson
Phil Solomonson is a photographer and reviewer for American Blues Scene, capturing live music with an eye for creativity, spontaneity, and original expression. Formerly based in Chicago, he now documents concerts and cultural events from Valencia, Spain. Though self-taught in the arts, Phil has honed his craft through observation, inspiration from the world around him, and mentorship from several cherished artists. A B.A. graduate with honors from Columbia College Chicago’s Arts Entertainment Media Management Program, he brings over ten years of arts management experience and more than 15 years in digital production and project management to his work.
Vargas Blues Band authentically demonstrates Spain’s deep love and talent for the American blues.
This quartet interprets faithful renditions of favorites from XTC’s songbook and brings an incredible enthusiasm to the stage by putting their all into it.
The Black Crowes hit the stage to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their five time multi-platinum release Shake Your Money Maker.
The two-hour concert featured both originals and renditions of classic hot jazz numbers.
On stage Fantastic Negrito is a non-stop force reaching into the audience, dancing, and bouncing about the stage.
Interview: Over the course of 50 plus years, Steve Hunter has served as the main axe-man for music legends both in the studio and on tour.
American Blues Scene caught up with frontman Jeff Massey between their European/UK and US tours.
Experiencing Vai’s brand of instrumental playing is a guitar player’s heaven.
If you happen to be in Paris on July 23rd for The Rolling Stones, don’t miss this incredible act!