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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

While initially despised, “Another Self Portrait” is not only another road exploring the great American music tradition, but shows another side and dimension to the constant inventiveness of its greatest songwriter.

“Too Far Gone” by The Betty Fox Band showcases her talents and the stellar band as well. This album is chock full of pleasant surprises! From start to finish, it is a delicious mix of blues and soul.

To understand this album, imagine you’re sitting at a poker table…

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.

Charlie Musselwhite’s live “Juke Joint Chapel”, named for the venue where it was recorded in Clarksdale, MS, is live gold!

The moment eyes stop on it’s artwork, a vibe is created to give the sense that this is no ordinary album…