‘My Claim To FAME’ from Mick Hayes isn’t a copy of the classics, rather a fresh, new take on the Muscle Shoals sound.
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Something had soured Grace in the quarter century since “White Rabbit.” Maybe it was the fact that despite their early success they hadn’t saved a lot of money.
“I realize now it turned out the way it was meant to, because that’s what this song is all about, holding on for love.”
“Cry Out is a call to action,” says Riggins.“It’s no secret that as a country we don’t practice what we preach.”
This intimate memoir by blues legend Robert Johnson’s stepsister includes new details about his family, music, influences, tragic death, and musical afterlife.
“Gasoline and Matches.” is the culmination of Ramirez’ artistic vision. Clever blues lyrics delivered in a soulful style.
This is the third and final premiere and diary entry from the album ‘Rise’ by Roger Street Friedman
B.B. and Bobby were wound up like a cheap watch to be playing on the same stage with each other. This was the very top of the line of urban blues.
Out on VJM Records May 12, “Healing Angel” debuts on International Nurses Day helping ignite the Healing Angel Foundation’s efforts.
“They said, ‘Man, that’s what you should have done.’ But I thought it wasn’t good enough.”