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In just six tracks, Bob Margolin shares a myriad of emotions swathed in brilliant acoustic guitar. This is the blues – the real blues – and we can all feel it.

‘The New World Blues’ is the record we need in exactly the time we need it. A roller-coaster of emotion with a big ‘ol splash of hope at the end

‘Uncivil War’ takes another step forward in moving the dial for blues in a more eclectic direction

Churchwood is a blues-loving band breaking the structures and conventions of the genre while still showing their love and respect.

Three-song EP honors Hinkley’s folk and roots upbringing and punk/DIY ethos

Joe Bonamassa, with whom Kirk Fletcher recorded two albums has said that he is “hands-down one of the best blues guitarists in the world.”

If you like your blues rock hard and K-Bar sharp, ‘Cosmic Radio’ from Dudley Taft is the ticket

Robert Connely Farr has laid out a 16-track feast of ‘Country Supper,’ and invites us all to sit down for a heaping helping

The Pinx frontman melted all his influences that range from rock to glam rock to funk to soul playing all the instruments, except some guest appearances by Roger Manning Jr. on keyboards and Dashill Smith on horns.

UK’s rising star has a unique sound that can be described as Baroque pop with blues at its heart, elements of classical music, and a smidge of folk