Mark May Band & The Soul Satyr Horns
I distinctly recall the instant 21 years ago while shooting pool when the ripping “You’re Leaving Baby” from Mark May and the Agitators’ debut, Call on the Blues, shot me … Read more
I distinctly recall the instant 21 years ago while shooting pool when the ripping “You’re Leaving Baby” from Mark May and the Agitators’ debut, Call on the Blues, shot me … Read more
Blessed be the Saint Johns, for the rich, intoxicating Americana found on their debut album Dead of Night brimming with warm melodies, emotional resonance. Their swooning male-female vocal harmonies are exquisite. … Read more
The novelty wore off a while ago. That was undoubtedly part of Jake Shimabukuro’s plan all along. A ukulele virtuoso and world-music ambassador, the nimble-fingered Hawaiian has done more than … Read more
Widely decorated boogie-woogie pianist and contemporary songsmith Kenny “Blues Boss” Wayne storms out of Vancouver with mostly jumping blues for a dozen originals and one devastating ballad cover. Joining him … Read more
As the old saying goes, if you want something done right, get a group of your talented friends together and produce it yourself. Ok, well, that’s how the Dave Diamond … Read more
Born and raised in New York City, Janey Street found fame in the music industry before most kids graduate from high school. She scored successive record deals in the … Read more
One of the biggest, most beloved names in country music, Texas-based singer-songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard is coming to Hill Country BBQ’s NYC location in the Flatiron District this July. With … Read more
Early in his career Tinsley Ellis was known primarily as a fiery blues-rock guitarist and while that fire still burns, today Ellis continues to evolve as one of the best … Read more
Ellis’ 2015 The Lights from the Chemical Plant and especially that song itself were hauntingly compelling, so this release comes with high expectations. While no one song has quite the … Read more