Blues

The Memphis Jug Band are generally primarily associated with the blues, but in truth they were a more broad-based musical agglomeration, whose music was designed to be danceable, humorous and out-and out entertaining. Their line-up varied across the...

The members of Mac Arnold & Plate Full O' Blues have known each other for two decades. Mac Arnold, Austin Brashier and Max Hightower have played together for more than thirteen years and produced four albums together. Give It Away is their best work to...

The material on this CD was taken from a 1966 session and a 1972 session where master of the slide guitar J.B. Hutto's second Delmark album came from, "Slidewinder" (DMK #636). The '66 session was recorded at Mother Blues, a defunct blues club in...

The Master of the Telecaster's final Alligator album (1986) was also his favorite-and a Grammy nominee, too. With Albert shredding on the guitar and Jimmy McGriff manning the organ, this was guaranteed to groove: "Cash Talkin'," "Bending Like a Willow...

The Master of the Telecaster. The Razor Blade. The Iceman. Albert Collins has been called many names, but nothing comes close to experiencing this legendary blues guitarist first hand. Crammed with those sharp, striking solos that hit like an ice pick...

The Mannish Boys return with their highly anticipated studio release featuring a stunning lineup which includes Finis Tasby, Johnny Dyer, Kirk Fletcher, Rick Holmstrom, Kid ramos, Frank Goldwasser, Mitch Kashmar, Leon Blue, Rob Rio, Larry Taylor, Jeff...

The Manchester musician and promoter, Dave Lunt remembers arriving at the Hotel the October evening in 1977 when these recordings were made, having persuaded himself that they would be lucky if only a few punters turned out. In fact, the place was packed...

The Malaco Music Group is pleased to bring you the brand new 14 track album from Blues artist Mr. Sipp titled, The Mississippi Blues Child. In 2014, Mr. Sipp was the winner of the International Blues Challenge and was the recipient of the Gibson Best...

The lustrous Chicago blues scene of the 1950s was predominated by great pianists, and Henry Gray was one of the finest. His rolling two-fisted keyboard work graced countless Chicago blues recordings during the '50s, and Henry spent twelve years as...

'The Lost Causeway' (released April 2006) is a roadtrip down the backroads, avenues and freeways of the past via the words and music of Pat Huggins. And this time out Pat serves up even more tasty morsels of music than his previous album, 'Swede Home...

The long lost 1991 live at "Pop the Gator Club" concert tapes by the late Mississippi Soul-Funk-Jazz- Blues Guitar Legend Mel Brown resurface 25 years later and are now released on Electro-Fi Records to the delight of Blues music lovers everywhere. Mel...

The Lioness of the Blues presents her first live CD, recorded at the Peer, Belgium R&B Festival 2000. Over 16,000 blues fans came from Belgium, Switzerland, the Netherlands & Germany to witness Sista Monica shout out the blues with her band featuring...