This week’s “Language” article explores one of the most (in)famous blues terms, the BACK DOOR MAN!
Moreland and Arbuckle, Kim Wilson, Charlie Musselwhite… what more could you ask for!?
Things at Tremblant are heating up… LITERALLY! A god’s honest fire on the mountain, David Vest, and Bharath and his Rhythm Four are the subject of Day 8!
Fifty four years ago today, one of the most powerful, influential vocalists of the modern era passed away. Though her life was plagued with pain, she overcame all odds to create a stunning musical legacy.
Throwback blues from Rockabilly to New Orleans, with a “live” sound quality that evokes a Jimmy Vaughan feel, the Wailers drive home an incredible album.
Doug Watson, Johnny Sansone, and Bobby Rush, oh my! This blues festival is KICKING!
Poppa Chubby, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Johnny Sansone, Monkeyjunk and Kim Churchill! This festival gets better every day.
Royal Southern Brotherhood, Stevel Hill, hiking, biking and walking provide all the beauty & blues that Mount Tremblant has to offer
After a powerhouse set, Devon Allman, Mike Zito, and Cyril Neville swung by the back porch to talk about the spiritual forces that led to their formation, the steps they took to craft the band, unique songwriting, and how they influence one another.
Read the great Dr. John explain what this week’s “Language of the Blues” word, AXE, is all about!