Blues

Guitarists Dave Specter and Steve Freund have been personal and musical friends for many years. Specter has always straddled the blues/jazz fence with a hip disregard for arbitrary restrictions, and on this CD, he once again puts his distinctive mark on...

Guitarist/vocalist Jim Thackery & company present 11 tracks of their trademark blues rock, inc. A burning version of the classic song "Slow Down"1. Are You Lonely (For Me Baby) 2. Slow Down 3. I Keep Cryin' 4. James' Hawaiian Punch 5. Honky Tonk Queen 6...

Guitarist/vocalist Jim Suhler, who was a guitarist for George Thorogood, presents an all acoustic blues/folk album with 15 never before released tracks. Nine songs on the album are originals written by Suhler.1. Swamp Call 2. Holly Ridge 3. Country Girl...

Guitarist/vocalist jams on 12 rip-roarin' blues cuts that jump & swing, backed up by his Power Blues Band, feat. bassist Frank Bandy & drummer Marty Binder.1. Rocket 88 2. She's Nineteen Years Old 3. Howlin' for My Darlin 4. Champagne and Reefer 5...

Guitarist, songwriter and vocalist Krissy Matthews' new album sees this highly talented 22-year old join forces with the legendary Pete Brown, best known for co-writing many of Cream's celebrated hits of the 1960's with the late Jack Bruce, and for his...

Guitarist, singer songwriter W.C. Clark is the famed "godfather" of the world-famous Austin blues scene. His five-decade career and his role as mentor for blues greats like Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan and others. From Austin With Soul showcases W.C...

Guitarist, singer and songwriter T-Bone Walker was one of the most important and influential pioneers of the electric blues sound, specially the style most closely associated with the West Coast - he was one of the first to amplify his guitar, which he...

Guitarist, singer and songwriter Lightnin' Slim (real name Otis Hicks) was born in Louisiana in 1913 and was a pioneer and first prominent exponent of the "Swamp Blues" style, coming relatively late in life to recording in his early 40s to record his...

Guitarist Stefan Grossman, himself a student of Davis's, made these sought-after recordings in the famed folk club at the peak of the folk revival. Davis covers his whole repertoire of blues, rags, gospel songs and novelty tunes, displaying mesmerizing...

Guitarist Stefan Grossman started out as a teenage student of his hero, the Reverend Gary Davis-and it was Grossman who made these 1962-67 recordings in Davis's home and storefront church. This set of rags, blues, gospel, Tin Pan Alley and folk paints a...

Guitarist milks some eye-popping sounds from his acoustic guitar, playing blues/rock burners in a minimal setting w. bass & drums - his voice resembles Paul Rodgers of Bad Company, w. a groove similar to Hootie or Hanson.1. Movin on 2. Sorry Doesn't Cut...

Guitarist fearlessly sets out on a new exploration of modern Chicago blues music on this inventive & creative effort - it's as good & honest a representation as you're likely to find of Lurrie's talents without having to pop into a Chicago blues club.1...