Author: Michael Brasier
John Mayall carries a weight people consider legendary, but that weight isn’t a problem. The godfather of British Blues talks about T-Bone Walker, protege Walter Trout, and the “musicians who are leaving fingers in the blues world”
The first fantastic slide licks played on Sid Whelan’s new Flood Waters Rising album sets such a relaxing mood before the album opener
Santini moved from his home to Memphis with a dream and a plan — one that’s rapidly coming to fruition as his successes continue to grow.
Fish describes her new album, her hilarious first gig (a painful Hannah Montana cover), scary trips on the road, and working hard on her direction as a songwriter and guitarist.
Vicksburg’s got Blues. And now the whole world knows it.
When the opening riff of Hands on the Wheel begins, it will be hard to put down Brad Wilson’s latest album…
Equal parts album, equal parts narrative, Michael Packer’s I Am the Blues is a change of pace in the way people listen to music.
The moment eyes stop on it’s artwork, a vibe is created to give the sense that this is no ordinary album…