Blues

Boogie Man is a collection of songs that Omar collaborated on with some of the best songwriters and musicians in the industry. Co-writers include Ray Wylie Hubbard, Darden Smith, Michael Dan Ehmig, Stephen Bruton, Alejandro Escovedo, Papa Mali, and Steve...

Boogaloo Ames was born 1918, in the 40?s, he had his own band where he played in the Detroit area. In the 60?s he was Session-musician for the Motoron-Label. In the 70?s he played for the wealthy class in the Mississippi Area and played at different...

Bonus disc includes "Wholesale Dealin' Papa" by Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, "Built for Comfort" by Willie Dixon with Memphis Slim, "Goin' Down Swingin'" by Homesick James, "Money's Getting' Cheaper" by Jimmy Witherspoon, and many more.1. Blues in the...

Bobby 'Blue' Bland was a founder of post-war urban blues. Born in Tennessee in 1930, Bobby moved to Memphis and soon began cutting records for legendary labels like Modern, Sun and Chess. He found his breakthrough once he began recording for Texas based...

Bobby Bland, often known as Bobby "Blue" Bland, was one of the best blues, R&B and soul singers of the post-war era, recognised as one of the finest interpreters of blues-influenced songs, comparable within his genre to the likes of Frank Sinatra in the...

Bob Lenox presents a rare synthesis of blues-folk music passed down from the seventies with a contemporary musical aspect. A dissenting child in the United States and an artist in the bubbling postwar ambiance of New York, at an early age Bob Lenox was...

Blues-rock legend Joe Bonamassa is back with a 2021 studio album, Time Clocks. Produced by Kevin Shirley and recorded in NYC in March 2021, Joe aimed to record some of the best material he has ever written. Bonamassa introduces elements of prog and hard...

Bluesman Peloquin plays harmonica, saxophone & sings on this rip roarin' album with arrangements that echo the greats from Louis Jordan to Stax/Volt to Tower of Power; the horns add a punchy fullness & his vocals are expressive & gritty. After twenty...

Bluesman Linsey Alexander was born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. His first guitar was never retrieved from the pawn shop where he left it almost 50 years ago. Using the money to help pay his way to Chicago, he now has a variety of...

Bluesman John Hammond Jr. Has a recording career that is now stretching into it's fifth decade, which started in 1963 with his Vanguard debut. This set is drawn from the concerts given by Hammond at the Orfeas Cinema in Athens, Greece, on the 18th, 19th,...

Bluesman James Kinds was born in Drew, Mississippi in 1943. He moved to Chicago in 1959 and quickly got involved in music. He hung out at blues clubs on the west side and formed his first group, Oasis, in 1967. He recorded "Ada" in the mid-'70s for Cloud...

Bluesman has travelled many roads in the past 60 years, backing Jimmy Reed, Lowell Fulsom, Pee Wee Crayton, Percy Mayfield & many others - he's forged his experiences into this real blues deal1. Black Nights 2. Daddy Rolling Stone 3. Highway 99 4...