It’s 1955. A man named Titus Turner, an east coast-based R&B composer and singer, pens a track he calls “All Around the World”…

The 3rd annual festival lineup has been announced and it is well worth coming out of hibernation before that weather predicting groundhog.

Festival proceeds go to the Blues in the Schools program. Students have the opportunity to write and perform with award-winning guest musicians and internationally recognized music educators in their classrooms.

This must have album will hold a special place in your collection. If you ever take it out of the player that is.

“What In The World” is performed with a live, ‘after hours’ feel, the track showcases Knowles’ confident and distinctive guitar playing…

King Biscuit Blues Festival “Call and Response, The Blues Symposium” returns to Helena, Arkansas

From the streets of Chicago, to the wheat fields of Kansas, to the Champs Elysées in Paris, France, everyone knows this song.

‘Rich Man’ is a culmination of his journeys, both physically and spiritually, and all his traveling has served him well. The best part of this album is the amazing textures and sonic backdrops that Bramhall has sculpted.

The record was really a joy to make. It didn’t seem strained, but it did involve work, don’t get me wrong. You can’t put everything together without putting in the time.

Of course, there are always two sides to every story. So far, Auerbach has not commented on any of this.