Blues

A joyous groups of songs from Johnny & his many friends, some of whom were R&B pioneers - these are all new tracks, performed by Johnny's band.1. It Don't Mean a Thing 2. Shake Rattle ; Roll 3. Choo-Choo-Ch-Boogie 4. Louie Louie 5. Mood Indigo 6...

A great performance recorded live in Paris, La Chapelle Des Lombards, in 1979. Luther was a master of Chicago style electric blues. Release Notes (CD Re-Release): 'After his first celebrated appearance in Europe on the Montreux Jazz Festival, Luther...

A gash in his finger that led to tetanus led to death at 35 for this one-of-a-kind, one-man blues band from Memphis. Joe played drums, wailed on harmonica and delivered one electrifying, raw guitar riff after another; here are 57 prime cuts from a career...

A four-time Blues Award winner as 'Best Guitarist,' Duke once again raises to the occasion with a jump blues album of material that set the foundation for early rock 'n' roll. Covering songs by Louis Jordan, Buddy Johnson, Wynonie Harris, and many others...

A former student of Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard and Kenny Burrell, Enrico Crivellaro has developed a refined yet explosive guitar style, becoming a favorite guitarist for several historic blues, swing, jazz and rock groups: Lester Butler's "13", the...

A forgotten roll of film was found. Shot before the turn of the century, the photographs resonate with music. The images inspired an accompanying soundtrack. The music is full of stories. The songs and stories originate in two neighboring rural counties...

A double shot of vintage blues from the 1950's and 60's featuring rare tracks from a wide array of iconic blues masters including Albert King, J.B. Lenoir, Magic Sam, Sunnyland Slim, Ann Carter, Lightnin' Hopkins, Johnny "Big Moose" Walker, Shakey Jake,...

A discovery of the legendary eccentric producer Jerry Williams Jr. (better known as Swamp Dogg), Wilson Williams proves he can stand with the best of the best blues singers anywhere on the overlooked album ?Eating Ain?t Cheating,÷ originally released in...

A deluxe digipak reissue of the landmark 1962 album from country blues legend, Lightnin' Hopkins! In addition to such notable tracks as the ultra cool title track "Mojo Hand," "Glory Be" and the novelty Christmas song "Santa," this reissue includes a...

A decade between releases and John Long hasn't lost a step. His 2006 debut album "Lost & Found" caught the attention of pre-war country blues aficionados everywhere, even prompting blues legend John Hammond to declare, "Johnny Long is worthy of...

A compilation of blues artists, some quite obscure, who recorded for the Paramount label between 1926-1931. 20 tracks in all featuring Edward Thompson, Ed Bell, Geeshie Wiley (considered one of the best female country blues artists), George "Bullet"...

A combination of world-cass talent and relentless touring turned his 2000 release, Suspicion, into Coco Montoya's best selling album of his career. With his follow-up album, Can't Look Back, Montoya continues to strike the perfect blues rock balance of...