Browsing: Eric Bibb

The arts will hold our hands through the darkness. These are the backstories of five artists who provided us with survival soundtracks for the year that never seemed to end.

Eric Bibb has known many different Americas, the good, the bad and the ugly. If you could call out to your country, what would you say?

On this premiere track, Bibb and Koité take aim at today’s culture and its need for instant gratification. A beautiful tune with a poignant message for each of us.

2018 Grammy Award nominations have been announced. Who are they? Take a look…

This is not a party album, nor is it “easy” listening. Migration Blues hit us like a knock-out punch, right in the feels.

Eric Bibb grew up in music. His dad was a major player in the New York folk scene of the ‘60s. His godfather was Paul Robeson, famous singer and activist. The likes of Pete Seeger and Odetta hung out at his house…

‘The Happiest Man In The World’ is an acoustic treat for any music lover. Here is an album that is relaxing, entertaining, and will be a welcome addition to any collection. Check it out soon.

Blues People is really a remarkable work of art. It presents a perspective of history that is vital, and does so in a way that is honest and evokes thought.

The 13 songs here clock in at 59 minutes and when the album is over, we are left wanting more. Bibb uses a whole host of musicians throughout the album, and the playing is consistently superb.

The official, “Well we took a stab at it, thank god this only happens once a year, asking for crucifixion, 3 am cold sweat ‘oh no we forgot someone'” Top Ten(ish) Blues Albums of the Year Staff Picks