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Up until recently, Gary Clark Jr. was one of the best kept secrets in the blues/rock genre (unless of course,…

You will notice several things listening to the Kirby Sewell Band. One, this guy has an understated energy and passion in what he’s doing. Two, he’s good at it, and three, he likes to have fun doing it.

Anthony Gomes is back. Not that he really left — but he IS back, invigorated and full of fire. His new album oozes energy and renewal, and his band is kicking too!

With the pinch of gospel and a mix of Los Lobos, Jeff Beck, and a flare of Gospel, Roy Trevino creates an incredible album.

As a final gift to us all, “Iron Man” Burks has left a fine statement of who he is and what he stood for. Every ounce of playing on this album is a cut above the rest, and every note is right where it should be.

A collection of stellar Florida guitarists, culled from their recent CDs issued on the Mosher St. Records label, under the auspices of the South Florida Blues Society!

Throwback blues from Rockabilly to New Orleans, with a “live” sound quality that evokes a Jimmy Vaughan feel, the Wailers drive home an incredible album.

Remember the days when you bought an album and it was like going to a concert without leaving your bedroom? Find out about the latest from The Mannish Boys!

Soul Survivor is old school soul, with a hint of laid back blues, played to perfection.

The love and effort that went into writing and playing this material is evident throughout.