His signature raspy voice still holds strong on the new release.

Holeman’s signature ditty is the infectious “Chapel Hill Boogie.” A 12 bar boogie that cooks in all its funky juices…

“I thought that everybody was getting into bad health over the way we were living and I had a concern that Stevie could die.”

Biscuits & Blues has been closed since April thanks to a plumbing system described as “old and decrepit” belonging to the Jack in the Box franchise operating directly above the club.

The Blues philosophy is about making music as emotional and from the heart as possible.

‘Come Undone’ is all about Curran’s voice, which has a bluesy rasp but a pure-rock energy.

“It was peaceful,” said Kent Sorrell, Neville’s longtime manager. “He passed away at home with his adoring wife Lorraine by his side.”

Low-key is often a euphemism for boring but the Brad James Band’s At Fellowship Hall is low-key—without being dull.

Beyond the Blue Door confirms Earl’s status as one of the most soulful blues/soul/jazz guitarists working today.

Releasing two albums at once may be a daunting prospect for any artist, but Ben Winship needs this much space.