The Tennessee guitarist spent years bouncing between bar gigs, legal setbacks and second chances. Now he’s telling the story on ’15 Seconds of Fame.’
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R.L. Burnside’s grandson reflects on heritage, migration, and carrying Hill Country blues forward.
A son’s campaign to restore the name—and the meaning—of his father’s music
The singer-songwriter discusses turning adversity into art, embracing vulnerability, and the orchestral leap behind his most ambitious album yet.
Originally published following a 2013 conversation with Gregg Allman, this archival interview returns on the ninth anniversary of the legendary artist’s passing.
The award-winning blues artist discusses new album ‘Outside Or The Eastside,’ life after ‘Life Is Hard,’ lessons from Bruce Iglauer, and finding joy in music again.
“It’s the most honest music we have,” Jesse Cotton Stone says of the blues. Survival, lineage, and a cross-traditional musical vocabulary inform his work.
Will Johns talks through ‘On Top of the World,’ where blues lineage and collaboration feed into a broader search for truth, soul, and what the music genuinely represents.
Longevity isn’t accidental. After 31 years, the Bluz House Rockers point to respect, consistency, and the work of staying ready to play.
Six decades after Greenwich Village, Eric Andersen is still resisting the idea of endings: “I just do what I do when I do it,” he says ahead of his final tour stop at Caffè Lena.