Myles Goodwyn
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
Reviews
Jimmy “Duck” Holmes
Mississippi’s Bentonia blues is a localized strain akin to the northernmost Hill Country blues in its haunting, percussive grooves, but often a shade darker in tone. The late, great Skip … Read more
The Mavericks
It’s been 30 years since The Mavericks first appeared on the Nashville scene and got through the gates while the cookiecutter gatekeepers were out to lunch. Over that time … Read more
David G. Smith
This super fine collection was my introduction to this man and his art. David G. Smith firmly answers his own musical question posed in the title of this from-start-to-finish super-strong … Read more
Samantha Fish
If you’re not familiar with Samantha Fish, Kill Or Be Kind is a great opportunity to get acquainted. The Kansas City-born rocker has won numerous awards including Best New Blues … Read more
Tad Robinson
First things first; this is a true delight, an album of pure quality, beauty and surprising strength. Robinson’s vocal delivery is always full-on, forefront and soulful. And perhaps surprising, his … Read more
Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters
Beyond the Blue Door is one of those albums you just know is gonna be worthwhile. The 23rd studio release from Ronnie Earl and his band, the Broadcasters, since they … Read more
Bob Margolin This Guitar And Tonight
When the opening track hit my headphones, my first thought was WOW! if there were needle scratches, pops and a far thinner sound, it would be like a time travel … Read more
Van Morrison
Here we are again. Three Chords and the Truth is the Belfast Cowboy’s sixth album in the last four years, a prolific pace that matches his early ‘70s output. Yet, … Read more
