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Tweed Funk has given fans an album chock full of enticing funk and blues that moves this sonic feast along, carrying the listener right along with it.

Introducing Fife & Drom – Album Review

The 24th Street Wailers new self-issued album, Wicked, is a huge step forward for the band. Featuring 11 new songs and two covers, this outing is 38 minutes of pure swinging blues bliss!

Live In Hamilton, distributed by Indie Pool, is living example of what a first-rate live album can be.

Phil Gates has been making great music for a long time now. His music combines elements of funk, Texas swing, blues, soul, and NOLA’s musical melting pot

If you want contemporary and unique Chicago blues, then this album is for you. Toronzo Cannon’s John the Conquer Root on Delmark Records.

All of the songs on “The Royal Sessions” were hand-picked by Rodgers and he displays his powerful vocals soulfully, complimenting the incredible musicianship of Memphis in a magic way.

When the opening riff of Hands on the Wheel begins, it will be hard to put down Brad Wilson’s latest album…

Guitars. Lots of them. But of course it’s a Tommy Castro album, so you know you’re getting a release that is going to lean heavily on the guitar

Once again, for the month of December the American Blues Scene is going to take you on a trip down memory lane and we’ll be digging out some of our favorite pieces that have previously appeared in our publication