Blues

Tracks include "If That Ain't a Reason," "I'm Living Off the Love You Give Me," "That's What Love Will Make You Do," "Let Me Down Easy," "Before the Honeymoon," and more.1. If That Ain't a Reason (For Your Woman to Leave You) 2. I'm Living Off the Love...

Tracks include "I Wish" by Najee, "Living for the City" by Noel Pointer, "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" by Stanley Turrentine, "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" by Pieces of a Dream, "Summer Soft" by Najee, "It's a Shame" by Paul Jackson, and "Too High" by...

Tracked in June at Dockside Studios, Louisiana, the album reunites Mike with The Wheel lineup of Jimmy Carpenter (saxophone/vocals), Scot Sutherland (bass), Rob Lee (drums) and Lewis Stephens (keys), with producer Trina Shoemaker and engineer David...

Track listing includes "Steal Away," "Just a Little Bit," "Don't Lose Your Good Thing," plus lots more favorites.1. Tell Mama 2. I'd Rather Go Blind 3. Watch Dog 4. The Love of My Man 5. I'm Gonna Take What He's Got 6. The Same Rope 7. Security 8. Steal...

Traces of Al's band are hard to find, which makes this 18-track collection essential for big band connoisseurs! Includes Mairzy Doats (with Red Maddock); Sorry; Worried; You Bit Off More Than You Can Chew; Just for Me; I Cross My Heart; a Street Light in...

Toronzo Cannon is the most exciting bluesmen to emerge from Chicago in decades, playing brawny, rock-inspired guitar and singing original, slice-of-life lyrics that speak to today's listeners. The Preacher, The Politician Or The Pimp finds Toronzo...

Toronto's first family of funk and soul is Blackburn. "Brotherhood" is their first Blues recording - a CD celebrating the traces of traditional blues, R&B, soul, hard grooves and harmony that only siblings can create. The launch of "Brotherhood" returns...

Too Much is not enough is a completely different approach to Jimmy Reed. The players are so good that the music speaks for itself. The most important reason to release these songs: they are the last recordings I did with my good friend, Gary Primich. I...

Tony McPhee and the Groundhogs showcase live versions of some of their obscure songs originally released on the Indigo label and a must have for all Groundhogs fans. For all the live albums and compilations around this has to be one of the best for...

Tony "Little Sun" Glover (b. 1939) is a Minneapolis-born harmonica player and singer, most notably associated with guitarists "Spider" John Koerner and Dave "Snaker" Ray during the folk revival in the early 1960s. Glover performed with Ray until the...

Tommy Ridgely was born, raised and died in New Orleans and was a consistently popular entertainer in the city and it's environs without ever achieving a major hit. It was at the city's premier R&B venue, the legendary Dew Drop Inn, where he made his...

Tommy McClennan's hoarse, shouted vocals, often with spoken asides, and rudimentary guitar style, worked from an intriguing palette. The diminutive singer managed to turn out a handful of country blues classics, including "New Shake Em On Down," "Bottle...