Rock and Roll has been described as dangerous, incendiary, and corrupting. Philadelphia’s Low Cut Connie, and their release ‘Dirty Pictures (Part 2)’ are all those things in the very best ways. Hail! Hail! Rock n Roll!

‘Cheyenne Valley Drive’ is a tasteful, soulful album full of great songs and interesting sounds.

‘First Class Life’ brings Zito full-circle. Mike Zito’s return to the blues is, in a word, triumphant!

This EP is about strong songs that are supported by fantastic, tasteful playing. One cannot help but look forward to his next, full-length studio album.

Jackson Browne mixed new songs with the old and the audience was under his spell from start to finish.

Anyone who’s ever walked into a random bar and wound up hearing an extraordinary band will love the energy of ‘Backstage Pass.’

With ‘Tell the Truth’, Lance Lopez arrives at the very peak of the blues rock summit, and plants his flag.

Whether performing classic covers or original material, Backtrack Blues Band is the very definition of a show band.

It’s always nice to see artists turn the blues on its head a little bit.

The sheer audacity to envision these tracks as she has and then deliver them with the fearless and unabashed abandon she does speaks volumes.

The 16-track album ‘Neoprene Fedora’ chronicles Burgin’s move to California from Chicago, and has more twists and turns than Route 66.

Ronnie Earl is an amazing guitar player. There’s no denying his considerable talents and versatility, often shifting between jazz and blues…