Browsing: Alligator Records

Ice Cream In Hell is a cathartic blast of blues-rock power.

In A Roomful Of Blues, features 13 wide-ranging songs, including nine band-composed originals.

Ice Cream In Hell is, according to Ellis, the most raw-sounding, guitar-drenched album of his career.

“The older I get the more and more I respect and am proud of the blues as a musical art form.” – Giles Robson

Everything Montoya sings and plays oozes blues.

‘Lucky Guy!’ looks longingly and respectfully at the past while existing in the present. It’s a thin line Moss and Gruenling walk quite well.

Cannon has grown from being a local attraction to become a world-renowned ambassador for Chicago blues.

“I’m thrilled and honored to be back with my friends at SiriusXM,” says Copeland.

Whether he’s the salvation of the genre, or merely its next great fulmination remains to be heard. But we’ll tell you that not having the album Kingfish by Christone Ingram in your collection is a crime against music.

“The Cash Box Kings are a throwback to the golden age of blues with some kickin’ fresh young blood. Joe is my best friend in the music world.” – Oscar Wilson