Blues

'Whatcha Gonna Do?' is Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green's fourth solo album, the third in his middle period of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Considering this period of Peter Green's solo career, this is one of the best albums. All the tracks on the...

What you have right here is rockabilly royalty. They're global allstars who swing like a gate. They make the finest, finger poppin' grooves to shake your local juke joint since the glory days of fenders and fins. The Barnestormers a rockabilly supergroup...

What would it be like to sit in the Como, Mississippi home of a Delta-blues master and hear him play and play? Well, that's exactly what this 1962 recording is; McDowell and his guitar both sing with power and beauty as you hear John Henry; Kokomo Blues;...

WHAT LOVE WILL DO, co-produced by Magness along with Dave Darling (Brian Setzer, Tom Waits), features 13 powerful songs each imbued with Magness' expressive emotional depth. Magness reaches heights only hinted at in her previous recordings, interpreting...

We've all heard about the lowdown dirty blues, but just how low down and just how dirty can you get? Bear Family provides the answer in this ultra-smutty, ultra fun party CD. a hit with many church groups and parent-teacher associations, it is truly the...

West of Flushing, South of Frisco - Supersonic Blues Machine West of Flushing, South of Frisco is a reminder of an era that embraced collaborations, one that shared a vision and shared moments, both good and hard, one that put every ounce of their...

West Coast Toast heralds the arrival of Mitch Kashmar's long-awaited third studio album from Delta Groove! Although fans had the live recording "Live at Labatt" (2008) and a CD reissue of his early '80s era LP "100 Miles to Go" (2010) to tide them over,...

West Coast harp ace Mark Hummel and his ultra-tight band the Blues Survivors, joined by W.C. Handy winner Mel Brown on keyboards, tear it up on Mark's first ever live CD. This outstanding recording captures Mark's incendiary harmonica prowess at the peak...

Were it not for his exceptional songwriting talent, John Brim may well have ended up as just a postscript in the history of the blues and specifically the history of Chicago Blues. Here are 27 examples of his art and at the time of release this is the...

Well-known session player Lightnin' Malcolm has released two hit albums with Cedric Burnside and has played next to Hubert Sumlin, Jason Ricci, and Prince, to name a few. Renegade offers the purest of blues from Clarksdale, Mississippi!1. Stop Fightin...

Well, well, well! Look what we got here dear cats and kittens... another "cool as a toilet stool" anthology of great songs from the "land of the Ravy-Gravy" about this thing called "love" and some of the best songs in the World are about love. You can...

Welcome reissue for this 1995 recording from vocalist/pianist Diz Watson and his Doormen featuring Big Jay McNeely on saxophone. The Doormen were not just playing recycled R&B, Diz was a connoisseur of the exotic. He had absorbed the essence of New...