Blues

Ain't Gonna Worry About Tomorrow is the long awaited reunion recording from the award winning Detroit Blues duo of Harmonica Shah and guitarist Howard Glazer. Recorded this past January in Detroit and featuring a great line up of the Motor City's finest...

Ahhh, White boy blues folkies Koerner, Ray and Glover finally have a tasty reissue for all of you remember them. Considering a time when White blues singers was novelty and the folk revival of the 60s was the thing, these guys knew their stuff and could...

After three critically acclaimed albums, several European tours and festivals appearances, including one at the Grolsch Blues Festival which was recorded and broadcasted nationwide by the German radio, the Swedish quartet Patrik Jansson Band is back with...

After the popularity of Storyville's first best-selling boxed set of Chicago blues recordings, we're delighted to present another outstanding extensive collection from the vaults of MCM Records. As in the first boxed set, the live atmosphere of these...

After releasing two critically acclaimed albums of other people's music, Mick is back to what he loves the most: recording and releasing what he calls his own "Free Range Blues." "This new album, "149 Delta Avenue", covers a multitude of blues styles and...

After Otis Blackwell and Jesse Stone, Leroy Kirkland became perhaps the most prestigious Black R&B composer of the mid-20th century having enjoyed a stellar grounding. He served with Erskine Hawkins, Cootie Williams and Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey in their...

After nearly 40 years of big beats, brassy blues and world-class musicianship, Roomful of Blues is a beloved roots institution as vibrant and vital as the day it was formed. The Roomful brand has a prominence few bands in history can match, and their...

After Hound Dog Taylor died in 1975 the Wolf Records Manager got the idea to bring "The Houserockers- Brewer Phillips and Ted Harvey with the "Chicago Blues Slide King" J.B. Hutto together! The sound during the Austrian tour was not good, so we got these...

After Blind Blake disappeared from the recording scene in the early 1930s, the next influential figure in the East Coast blues was Buddy Moss. He recorded solidly for a couple of years, it was only when he was sent to prison in 1935 that the next...

After an eight year hiatus which followed his 1997 W.C. Handy Award for Comeback Album of the Year (Wake Up And Live), Floyd Dixon returned to the music scene last year with his HighJohn Records studio debut, Fine! Fine! Thing! In June, he took the next...

After A While is the new collaboration between legendary soul singer, Wee Willie Walker and The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra. This recording features 8 original tracks and 5 carefully selected covers. After recording for Goldwax and Checker labels in the...

After a lifetime in traditional music as a performer, producer, writer, educator & journalist, Bob Frank steps out with his first solo recording of original music. Frank's prior recordings include 8 cds with the Blue Lunch band, 3 bluegrass albums with...