Eddie C. Campbell is a genuine expression of West side Chicago blues, and his history and latest album, Spider Eating Preacher, from Delmark Records, leaves no doubt.
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The latest from the killer funk band that’s been blowing up the blues world, produced by Greg Koch, is a powerhouse punch and a blast to listen to.
So what does a song writer aspire to — what do they dream about? Their own album, right? Such is The Nature of My Dreams.
Sharon has a big voice simply built for the blues, with tonal inflections and emotion-stirring abilities that make listening to her a magical experience.
With the best in that trad. Chicago sound, the album was destined to be a modern Chicago blues hit.
Blues for the Modern Daze is everything fans of Trout have come to expect — and nothing less. Archetypal blues-rock, skillfully combined with a heavy base of country blues.
The namesake of the tube amplifier is the vacuum tube, a small but important component…
JT Coldfire, the hard working honky tonk hero has recently released a new album, Always & Never.…
In a word, her new album is “Gospel” — The gospel of the formidable blueswoman, the gospel music that seeps it’s way into nearly every track, the gospel of unmistakably moving vocals.
A masterful blend of rhythm and blues, jazz, and rock, Robi Zonca has kicked out his fifth CD since 2003.