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She doesn’t simply play the guitar, she wields it with the precision of a surgeon and the fire of Prometheus. 

“This album comes at an interesting time in our lives.” Stefan and Kerrie Szabo of National Park Radio discuss new album ‘Canyons.’

It was another extraordinary night of music from Haynes and Gov’t Mule, and one that no fan of guitar-driven blues-rock should miss.

There are plenty of other musical happenings on the summer schedule in the Chicago area, but Blues Fest is the big daddy of them all.

The diversity of talent on display was truly amazing with everything from an incredible “Women in Blues” showcase to a masterful Mud Morganfield!

Day two of the bountiful blues buffet!

Model Citizen opted instead for a proven formula written long ago: plug it in, turn it on, and “kick out the jams.”

Within days of its release on May 19th, Dirt Woman Blues had reached No. 1 in blues and roots album charts across the world

As they displayed recently to a sold-out crowd, The Blue Stones play with a raw ferocity that the Chop Shop struggled to contain.

A.J. Croce, son of the legendary songwriter/guitarist Jim Croce, led off the first of two nights at the famous Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.