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Rob Blaine is a Chicago blues talent, and his latest album, Big Otis Blues, is a statement that his diverse brand of the blues is a force to be reckoned with.

In a sentence: the latest album from Myron Walden is called Countryfied, and it’s a rare, smooth, saxophone-driven gem.

Marc Benno has released another album “I Got It Bad” to add to his already bulging body of work. According…

Shemekia Copeland sings straight from the soul. Delivering her songs with an amazing intensity and maturity, she’s come to be one of the finest, most-acclaimed female blues and R&B singer of her generation…

The party starts as soon as you look at the cover of the new CD from Roomful Of Blues. Come…

Gregg Allman’s new album Low Country Blues is, in a word, phenomenal.

Typically, if it says “Walter Trout”, it’s going to be good. “Common Ground” exceeds all of those expectations!

Keith Richards’ 500+ page autobiography has been out a little more than a month, now, and as Rolling Stone Magazine poignantly put it, “nobody expected it to be so good!”

A lot of people don’t know that Martin Scorsese, the brilliant mind behind the movies Goodfellas, The Departed, Taxi Driver, Casino, etc., is a serious blues fan.

Dogs & Bones is six tracks of swampy, smokey, hard driving blues-rock. The band has a sweet stripped down style…