Linsey Alexander’s Live at Rosa’s is perfectly suited for the times we’re in. For post-war…

Jeff Fetterman has released his best work to date. He may be from Pennsylvania, but he is surely a Southern Son. Trust me when I say, you’ll want this album.

‘The Gypsy Woman Told Me’ from John Primer & Bob Corritore hits the streets on Friday, May 1, 2020 via VizzTone Label Group.

Says Bob Dylan, “Dion knows how to sing, and he knows just the right way to craft these songs, these blues songs. He’s got some friends here to help him out, some true luminaries. But in the end, it’s Dion by himself alone, and that masterful voice of his that will keep you returning to share these Blues songs with him.”

“Legacy was my first venture into my songs,” Zakiya told me. “People expect me to do hard core blues, but I’m not a hard core blues person.”

‘Swamp Blues 2’ from 8 Ball Aitken is set for release on April 24 via indieExtreme/RedRockerRecords

Indeed, this album is the “shelter” from the storm that permeates so much of today’s electric blues and Americana.

As familiar as your own shadow, The Funk, the Soul & the Holy Groove from Deltaphonic is also fresh as a brand new tattoo.

‘You Ain’t Done’ from The Proven Ones drops April 17, via Gulf Coast Records

Shawanda’s voice is inescapable and her tone is beautiful yet also worn.

West Coast Highway Cosmic has everything I love

The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood’s debut album, Blue Sky, has a street date of April 17.