Johnny Rawls
The prolific soul man Johnny Rawls is back, as he is every year, with another release. We count on it. This writer has witnessed Rawls in performance from festivals … Read more
The prolific soul man Johnny Rawls is back, as he is every year, with another release. We count on it. This writer has witnessed Rawls in performance from festivals … Read more
Saturday Night is an excellent ten-track release from Canada, a band of top Canadian session musicians who evidently have a love of good, old-fashioned soul music. With a full-throated, twelve-piece … Read more
The Westerner, from the Texas-based Zack Walther Band, is a conscious effort to blend genres. Known primarily as a country and Americana artist, singer/guitarist Walther brings blues, R&B, and rock—anything … Read more
Sean Costello was one of a kind, and—by far—not enough music lovers are aware of that fact. Sean Costello enjoyed high peaks of success in his short life, but his … Read more
These sessions have a dozen re-recorded tracks, two that appeared on the late Jeff Buckley’s 1994 Grace, five that appeared on 2002 Songs to No One, and five that have … Read more
Maybe this was inevitable. Every blues and rock ‘n’ roll guitarist has been influenced in some way by Chuck Berry, but when, in Mike Zito’s case, the artist is sharing … Read more
For close to 20 years, the duo of Anita Camarella and Davide Facchini have been recording and performing in Italy and across Europe, sharing stages at festivals with international artists … Read more
Confronting mortality and troubling existential questions, the inscrutably poignant title track to Fastball’s seventh album, The Help Machine, is a strange and glorious wonder. Softly thrumming and throbbing along, with … Read more
Myles Goodwyn is likely not a familiar name to most American blues fans. A Canadian who has spent most of his career fronting the multi-million selling rock band, April Wine, … Read more