Blues

Two blues greats collaborate in the studio for the first time on this no-frills classic, made in the style of their "round the barrell" performances in their native Fresno, CA, where blues artists & their friends gather for easy, laid-back impromptu...

Two artists who recorded for the legendary FEDERAL label in 1959 and 1960. 24 tracks offering a perfect snapshot of the R&B scene at the time, several of which include the guitar work of blues legend Freddie King. Experience the sounds that had Chicago...

Twenty-two years ago, along with harmonica-playing and singing brother Michael, Andreas Arlt formed B. B. & the Blues Shacks, one of Europe's most successful, internationally touring blues bands. For life-long fans of the band, there's not enough guitar...

Twenty-seven tracks of early 1950s R&B, recorded in New York, Baltimore and Los Angeles at a time when R&B was rising in popularity. Already featured on an earlier Jasmine release, The Johnny Otis Show - All The Hits And More (JASMCD3141), these tracks...

Twenty-five tracks featuring four female R&B singers whose talent was never fully recognized. 1950s and early 1960s R&B by DOLORES WARE, HONEY BROWN, BETTY JAMES and CHUBBY NEWSOME recorded for the Mercury, Wing, Chess, Derby, Club and Winley labels...

Twenty Six sides from Goldband records features Lazy Lester, Lonesome Sundown, Juke Joy Bonner and many more.1. I'm a Country Boy - Ivory Jackson 2. Purty Little Dolly (Doolie) - Clarence Garlow 3. Going Crazy Baby - Guitar JR 4. Broke ; Hungry - Hop...

Turn up the volume, and let two of the best harmonica virtuosos to ever do it take you on an unforgettable journey through the rich history of the humble blues tradition. Featuring a mix of original compositions and blues classics, these tracks are...

Turn up the volume and allow yourself to be swept away by the boldness, vulnerability, and sheer artistry of some of the most remarkable blues musicians ever to do it. 'When Girls Do It' is a journey through the various shades of the blues, from the...

Turn the Heat Up is a powrhous of Blues and R&B, proving without a doubt that Shemekia Copeland is the real deal. The daughter of the late great Texas blues man, Johnny copeland, brings huge, dynamic voclas and loads of personality to mostly new...

Tulsa, Oklahoma-native Scott Ellison looks like an accountant (not unlike fellow blues musician George Taylor), sings a bit like a dustbowl Howlin' Wolf and plays guitar like Old Scratch from the corner of Highways 49 and 61. Dusty Oklahoma is the home...

Tulsa, Oklahoma native, guitarist and songwriter Scott Ellison has been on the rock and blues scene for over 30 years, regularly performing at top blues festivals and venues across the US, Canada and the UK. Having been brought up in the heartland of...

Tucked in the back corner of a linen closet in Macon, Georgia since 1979 sat a box that very few people knew existed. Lost and presumed forgotten, this box contained reel-to-reel tapes of the lost album by the band that issued the lauded Black Gold as...