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Bluesville chooses fifteen songs to match the number of pool balls in a “rack.” It all has to do with Low-Fi’s Bar and Pool Hall in the imaginary community of Bluesville, of which BB King is the perpetual mayor, and the Blues Foundation is the new power-generating station

Guitarists across the globe together will unite in sadness as the world says goodbye to a true original

Recorded in 2018, Reverend Al Green’s version of the Freddy Fender classic is now available on other music platforms

Recorded in November at Memphis’s legendary Royal Sound Studios, on the same board where Al Green and Willie Mitchell made history, One Woman Band saw Volt take an equally old-school approach

Rita Houston (September 28, 1961 — December 15, 2020)

The two have teamed up with photographer and filmographer Roger Fishman and Conservation International to help bring awareness to #ClimateChange through their spectacular song

Born in Chicago, Morganfield began his career at a young age, traveling and performing with his father and growing up in the blues.

CCR’s sixth and seventh studio albums include classic hits “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” “Hey Tonight,” and “Sweet Hitch-Hiker”

A Webcast Featuring A Recently Filmed Performance Of ‘The Muse’ In Its Entirety + Archival Footage From Album Recording Sessions To Premiere December 18, On The Wood Brothers’ YouTube Channel

‘BILLIE’ is an arresting and powerful tale of one of the greatest singers who ever lived, and of the journalist who would sacrifice her life in trying to tell it