The early history of electric blues springs to life in the 160-page book and 77 tracks here: Call It Stormy Monday T-Bone Walker; That's All Right Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup; Let Me Play with Your... more

While Sass Jordan is celebrated as a multi-platinum selling premiere rock singer, her 2020 album, Rebel Moon Blues, demonstrated that she sings the blues with as much power and authenticity as she... more

Fame Records joins Malaco Records in proudly presenting Grammy-winning artist Mike Farris and his upcoming release titled The Sound of Muscle Shoals. This album was overseen by award-winning... more

One of the greatest guitar albums of all time and a real '60s classic, with Elvin Bishop and Mike Bloomfield trading licks on the mind-bending title cut in particular. Available on budget-priced CD... more

It's been 3 years since the Queen of Blues/Rock Guitar, Joanna Connor released her comeback, record. Her new release 'Rise' is an all original affair with 11 tracks and features a duet with Mike... more

"People was coming from places like Joliet, Chicago Heights, different places, they'd listen, they'd sit there and drink, they'd listen to me." Johnny Littlejohn "Johnny Littlejohn was a dazzling... more

2021 release. Many will know Bernie Marsden for being a founder member of Whitesnake, one of the biggest rock bands of all time, and writing the iconic global smash, "Here I Go Again". Since leaving... more

With that killer string-bending sound and that big, beautiful voice, Albert was adored by blues lovers everywhere. An L.A. crowd digs what he's putting' down at this high-energy show: "The Sky Is... more

What would it be like to sit in the Como, Mississippi home of a Delta-blues master and hear him play and play? Well, that's exactly what this 1962 recording is; McDowell and his guitar both sing with... more

Cllifford Gibson's oeuvre had been committed to wax by 1929, his 1st year of recording, with 8 sides for QRS around June and another 12 sides for Victor in November and December of that year. There... more

Unquestionably the aural feeling of this album is varied, full of hot recordings, and offers an eclectic assortment of recordings. The songs are not used in chronological order they are used to fit... more

A key catalyst of the late-'60s British blues boom, this 1966 milestone brought Mayall attention and Clapton to the brink of stardom. This might be the best British blues album ever, with All Your... more

Hound Dog and his Houserockers rock Joe's Place in Cambridge, Massachusetts circa 1972. Hound Dog does some mean, mean slide guitar and the band moves from vocal tunes to instrumentals as you hear... more

Internationally acclaimed guitarist and composer Oz Noy follows his provocative two-volume exploration and reinvention of his blues roots (Twisted Blues) with Who Gives a Funk - a examination of... more

This 2010 CD collects both electric and acoustic performances by this late, great King of Hill Country Blues. These date from 1975–82: "Fireman Ring the Bell," "Walkin' Blues," "Poor Black Mattie,"... more

On this CD are Slim´s best eleven songs for Wolf Records and 3 songs which were never released before! "Rough Dried Woman", "Spider in my Stew", "Bad Avenue",... all these great songs on this CD -... more

One of the most—nay, THE most—controversial blues album of all time finally makes it to CD still sporting the same "psychedelic" reworkings of Muddy classics like Mannish Boy and I Just Want to Make... more

2022 release. Deborah Bonham (sister of Led Zeppelin's drummer, the late John Bonham) and Peter Bullick, along with their band and special guests, have recorded a Blues, Rock and Soul inspired 13... more