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After 28 long years, The Williams Brothers are back with ‘Memories To Burn.’

If Woody Guthrie captured the heart of the working man’s lot in life and foreshadowed “the folk scare” of the early ’60s, then Arlo Guthrie gave warmth, humor and an Everyman perspective that reached a much larger demographic with his style and youthful exuberance.

Today we offer you 10 of our favorite songs about food, and an additional one about giving thanks. Happy Thanksgiving y’all. Now, let’s eat!

“I think you got to go through something to really understand what the blues is. It doesn’t always have to be pain, but you just don’t get the blues because you can play the blues.” – Mud Morganfield

Leah Seator, now editor of The Orcadian (oldest newspaper in Orkney, Scotland), gives background to celebration of the songs of Delta blues legend Robert Johnson.

Left For Dead Records has announced the release of the first definitive collection of the rollicking, recorded legacy of the New York City’s Rock ‘n’ Rollers.

“It’s the old saying about rich men making war and poor men having to fight them.” – John Fogerty

“We’ve got a few slower songs we play if we’re doing two sets a night, but for the most part we like to rock out.” – Tim “Too Slim” Langford

Interview with Johnny Sansone, whose new album ‘Into Your Blues’ is out now!

Premiering exclusively today is “South of South” from Jerry Joseph’s new LP, ‘Tick,’ a companion to The Beautiful Madness LP ft. Drive-By Truckers