Author: American Blues Scene Staff
This edition focuses on the album ‘The Come Back’ by Memphis Slim and His House Rockers featuring Matt “Guitar” Murphy.
“I cannot tell you how many benefits Mark May has played for free over the years in Houston to help those in need. This is Mark’s time now, and he needs your help.” – Mike Zito
For decades, this recording was the stuff of legend, with inferior, multi-generational transfers making their way through select collector’s circles.
The celebrated husband and wife duo share the album’s first single “Angel Of Darkness” a song co-written by Campbell and Hot Tuna’s Jorma Kaukonen.
Russell and Carlile have been wowing live audiences with their affirmative and uplifting single for the last month.
‘Blood Brothers’ was produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith and recorded at Dockside Studio in Maurice, Louisiana.
Their vocal blend is made in harmony heaven and longtime producer Kid Andersen uses it to great effect.
“Same Old Blues,” the new video and first single from singer-guitarist Brooks Young’s new album, ‘Supply Chain Blues,’ puts a subtle spin on the Freddie King classic.
“I love the ‘golden era of gospel’ of the 50s – the quartets and small ensembles are my favorites. Dorothy Love Coates was probably the preeminent artist of that time.” – Angela Strehli
It’s safe to say that everyone has been in need of some healing during recent times, and the veteran artist’s latest album provides a guide for how to move through the world with equal parts compassion and resolve.