Browsing: Stony Plain Records

Manx Marriner Mainline might have roots in the blues, but some of the album’s nicer moments are when they take the blues and gospel in more personal directions.

“I remember hearing Slim Harpo’s ‘Scratch My Back’ on AM radio in Rhode Island. I can still recall where I was, who I was with, and how that sound just went through me like a bolt of lightning!” – Duke Robillard

James deserves a lot of credit for tackling sacred tunes. One has the sense that while part of the reason is to share his interpretations of these beloved songs, another reason is to send fans back to the originals.

Check out this video of Colin James breaking down each song, one by one, from his recent release ‘Miles To Go’.

On this premiere track, Bibb and Koité take aim at today’s culture and its need for instant gratification. A beautiful tune with a poignant message for each of us.

When Wayne brings the boogie-woogie-blues to those 88 keys he is rockin’ ’em, squeezing every drop of goodness he can out of every one of them.

“It seemed like everything, from guitar parts, bass, percussion, solos, just played themselves. When it was over I was dizzy and could barely walk out of the studio.”

Ronnie Earl is an amazing guitar player. There’s no denying his considerable talents and versatility, often shifting between jazz and blues…

This is not a party album, nor is it “easy” listening. Migration Blues hit us like a knock-out punch, right in the feels.

This new album is packed with 11 new tracks that will satisfy the cravings of blues, and blues harp fans everywhere. They will want to add Ride The One to their music libraries, and so will you.