The fifth release in Rory's "Mentor Series" —previous editions were devoted to John Hurt, Rev. Gary Davis, Mississippi Fred McDowell and Son House—honors Skip James, one of the most important country... more

Rory Block is the winner of five Blues Music Association Awards including one for her last CD THE LADY AND MR. JOHNSON. Her new album is a tribute to Son House, one of histories most important blues... more

Guitar Heroes: James Burton, Albert Lee, Amos Garrett, David Wilcox* Four Telecaster Masters shake up the rock and roll universe on this historic release. Guitar history was made on July 12, 2013... more

Maria Muldaur produced this new tribute to her blues hero Memphis Minnie. Along with her own performances of Me and My Chauffeur Blues and Crazy Cryin' Blues; you'll hear new recordings (Ain't... more

Rory met this Delta blues guitar master when she was 15, and it stayed with her ever since. She honors him on this 2011 album with a set of driving guitar tunes—his as well as tributes she wrote:... more

One of the most soulful fret men in blues today, Ronnie has been backed by his mighty Broadcasters for 30 years now. Ronnie's 25th release is dedicated to the memory of longtime Broadcaster bass... more

After giving herself to blues, jazz, folk, gospel and country, Maria fell hard for the sounds of New Orleans starting in the '90s. Teaming with the cream of the Crescent City crop, she digs deep into... more

Over a four-decade career, there's not a lot Amos Garrett hasn't done. As one of the most distinctive guitar players since the Telecaster was invented, he's made almost a dozen albums of his own,... more

Father's Day by Ronnie Earl 180 Gram Vinyl - Voted by The Blues Foundation as Blues Guitarist of the Year in 2014, guitar master Ronnie Earl and his band return with an even stronger package of... more

For the first time in decades, the blues-guitar wiz recorded with a horn section for his new album. The sound harkens back to his days fronting Roomful of Blues and his playing beautifully balances... more

These four Telecaster masters met at the Vancouver Island MusicFest in 2003, and this album—on CD or vinyl—brings you their crowd-thrilling performance full of blues, rock 'n' roll and infectious... more

The latest from the legendary harmonica player and recent Blues Hall of Fame inductee features production by Duke Robillard and contributions from many stellar musicians including the Roomful of... more

This UK blues-boom legend (who inspired Clapton, the Stones and so many others) recorded for Stony Plain from 1991 to his death in 2005. This collection not only brings you the best from that period,... more

In his '50s/'60s era with Ian & Sylvia and subsequent solo career, this legendary Canadian walked the line between folk and country. The composer of Four Strong Winds is also a revered songwriter;... more

How civilized! The complete 1972 release, plus the bonus tracks I'm Just a Rake and a Rambling Boy; a duet with Joyce Everson on Only Love Can Break Your Heart, and a live performance of Bring My... more

2007 tribute to one of Canada's national treasures! Tyson's body of work is one of the most revered in popular Canadian music history and his peers have contributed these recordings as a tribute to... more

Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl are among blues guitar's hottest pistols, but their first studio union is no showdown. Although Robillard is steeped in all aspects of technique and Earl is a pure... more

Texan folk hero Sir Doug Sahm meets underrated guitarist Amos Garrett and ex-Blasters keyboardist Gene Taylor and they cook like an Austin barbecue.

One of the most celebrated female acoustic-blues artists alive honors one of the most towering figure in blues. These performances remind us how special Bessie's songs were and how uncommonly... more

In his career, guitarist/singer Amos Garrett has played country, folk, rock & roll, jug music, and some jazz. Born in Detroit, he has primarily worked in Canada, being a busy studio guitarist in... more

On his fourth album in four years, Earl proves that he's robust enough to muscle through a set of swinging jazz (Jimmy Smith's "Blues for J"), sizzling gospel ("Walking on the Sea" with the Silver... more

Jericho Road reflects the many musical influences that have informed Eric Bibb's writing throughout his career. World music, Blues, Folk and Soul all find their way into the songs. Bibb is one of the... more

2009 release from the singer/songwriter, his first album in four years. A tough time for Ian Tyson yields an important new album of touching, heartfelt songs. Now, thanks to a stubborn virus, Tyson... more