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No matter where we’re from we want the music to take us home, and this album does it

Davis Chris and Mr Foster have jumped headfirst into the blues pool, and made a big splash.

Every word of every song reflects Arlo McKinley’s personal life and experiences, which could just as easily be, but for the grace of God, our own.

If the blues did have a baby, and they named it rock & roll, GA-20 went back in time and were in the delivery room.

Listen to Have Gun, Will Travel’s new single, “Melancholy Moon (Everything Dies),” released today!

‘Ordinary Madness,’ recorded right before COVID-19 changed the U.S., is a master class in guitar craftsmanship, every solo a thoughtful journey.

Whether your a fan of the Golden Age of Chicago blues, or the newer incarnations thereof, you’re gonna love Johnny Iguana’s Chicago Spectacular.

Walker’s work is always interesting. His distinctive voice remains constant, but in terms of how he uses that voice, you never know what to expect.

18 brand new originals from John Fusco, a storyteller who has successfully sailed the waters of novelist, screenwriter, author and more, finally finding his way back to his first love. There’s a song in there somewhere. In this case, a whole satchel full of them.

Eddie wrote the book to clarify history