This Week in Blues Past has two of the biggest landmarks in blues…

In the blues, Jake isn’t just a name! Find out the boozy, interesting, and moonshine-steeped history of the Jake Leg that Tommy Johnson himself even sang about!

What’s so great about the album is that it paints images in your mind. You get these beautiful, folk ballads and old fashioned sounding folk songs, and they leave you with pictures…

The sweet, country taste of Colleen Rennison’s vocals are enough to sooth anyone’s palate of the overcrowded hard hitting and sour tastes of distorted music.

Produced by his brother Chris Isaak at Blue-Star Studio, Brandon Isaak sounds like a natural…

Biscuitheads! Discover an incredible symposium where bluesmen and women talk about the blues and it’s origins during King Biscuit Blues Festival!

Paul McCartney recently announced the release of a 29-minute behind-the-scenes video from the film session for “Early Days”

the birth of a soul icon, a HUGE blues album release from B.B. King, the launch of a major blues radio station, the commemoration of a blues landmark, and much more!

Just after the announcement that he would be leaving Royal Southern Brotherhood, Zito sat down with ABS to discuss in detail what really happened, moving forward, and knowing himself.

Find out where Hoochie Coochie, made famous by Muddy Waters himself, means, exactly… and discover the term’s deep origins!