“Heavy Shoes is a metaphor for something that is weighing you down. That feeling of every step being heavier than the last and not being able to carry the baggage any further. Heavy Shoes was the first song I had written for the album, and kind of a template we wanted to use for the rest of the record. Heavy, bluesy, straight ahead and honest.” – Chris Tapp
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Today sees the premiere of the rootsy “Everywhere You’ve Been”
After the darkness of the past year, the track speaks to a shared longing for the sun to come out and shine once more
Geer’s dad was something of a “swashbuckler,” according to the songwriter. An Alabama idealist with mystic leanings, he marched with Martin Luther King Jr in the early ‘60s, and eventually made his way out to San Francisco embracing the emerging hippie consciousness, joining a commune in Oregon before eventually going on to study acupuncture and traditional medicine in China.
‘The Cause of It All’ hearkens back to historic pairings like Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee and Junior Wells & Buddy Guy.
Heading into the recording session for ‘Try It…You Might Like It!,’ the plan was to keep everything as true to the way Hound Dog recorded as possible.
Eric Bibb has known many different Americas, the good, the bad and the ugly. If you could call out to your country, what would you say?
‘Parables Of A Southern Man,’ produced by Samantha Fish, is out via Wild Heart Records on July 2!
The Columbia Pike Blues Festival, one of the D.C. area’s most highly-anticipated events, combines livestreaming concerts and outdoor performances
“I like records where you can hear the guys listening to each other and reacting and discovering the music in real time. There’s an immediacy and a freshness that comes with it that you just can’t fake.” – Ericson Holt