The first single features Hattiesburg, MS native Tommy Dukes, who relocated to Arizona in the mid-1950s and has been a prominent blues force in the area ever since.

The video for the title track has dropped to promote the upcoming album.

Shane MacGowan was rightly hailed by many as a lyrical genius.

As we remember George Harrison twenty-two years later we should remember both his spirituality and his humor.

The vamping rhythm of “Sharecropper’s Son” was the building groove that revved the enthused audience.

Listen exclusively to “Keep Me In Your Mind,” inspired by the lore of the levee camps along the Mississippi River.

“It has the amazing Van Romaine on drums and yours truly on guitars and bass.” – Glenn Alexander

VizzTone is proud to announce the December 1 release of Phoenix Blues Rumble, Bob Corritore’s latest “From The Vaults album…

A wonderful world indeed. And Thanksgiving Day is a perfect time to be grateful for it.

If Woody Guthrie captured the heart of the working man’s lot in life and foreshadowed “the folk scare” of the early ’60s, then Arlo Guthrie gave warmth, humor and an Everyman perspective that reached a much larger demographic with his style and youthful exuberance.