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If ever there were a modern album that appeases the gods of blues purists, Traveling Man is it.

If you’re suffering from a lack of acoustic, down-home blues, Goin’ Home is your prescription.

Backtrack Blues Band is pushing the boundaries of the blues without breaking them.

It is significant that Green Note in Camden, near to where Sean Taylor resides, should provide the setting for a…

Wild and Free from Albert Castiglia is the party blues-rock album of the year, if not the decade.

Afterglow reveals a side of Mattison we don’t often get to see. But it’s a side everyone should hear.

“This song sums up the past few years of my life, and I feel most people can relate!”

Hicks’ playing has taste for days. There’s lots of vibrato and a huge tone, but not too much unnecessary flash.

Did I walk into a “burnin’ ring of fire?” Um, no, it was actually Carol’s Pub in Chicago, an outrageously…

It’s one of, if not THE best metal album releases in the 90’s.