​Alexis Evans has done a good job in recreating soul music. Recommended if you like The Impressions, Allen Toussaint & Bobby Womack. 

​A nice EP, excellent for intimate moments with your partner.

Tommy Castro has been with the renowned Chicago-based blues label Alligator Records for several years now. Three years ago he promoted his new album 'Method To The Madness'. Together with Randy Macdonald (bass), Bowen Brown (drums) and keyboard wizzard Michael Emerson, Castro went to various clubs where many songs were recorded. A selection of ten songs was made for this ‘Killin’ It’ Live…!

In the studio Peter found, in addition to some remarkable special guests, backing in and with Will Kimbrough on guitar and dobro, Phil Madeira (guitar, organ, piano and lapsteel), bassist Chris Donohue and drummer / percussionist Dennis Holt. Whether or not in co-writing, Peter panned all twelve numbers together. With a mix of Americana, blues, funk and jazz he promotes his first full-length CD. Great !

​This reissue is definitely a gem of Brazilian swing!

​A very nice introduction to this guitarist. I look forward to hear more from him. 

​If you want to go back to the roots, than this is something for you! 

​Joost De Lange is ready for a next studio album after his handsome and successful album 'Live In Antwerp’. Peter Kortleve was responsible for the beautiful graphic disgn that Joost De lange reflected in the eyes of a lonely wolf. The Antwerp rock scene revives with Joost De lange, which actually comes from Middelburg. Highly Recommended… !

​Compilation of songs connected to the successful American television series '77 Sunset Strip 'that ran from 1958 to 1964. 16 Songs by '77 Sunset Strip' actor Edd 'Kookie' Byrnes and 13 by Warren Barker & his Orchestra. Beautiful and nostalgic edition!

​This release focuses on the connection between blues, folk and soul.  Recorded largely live off the floor in Sherbrooke, Montréal, and Hamilton, Michael’s fingerstyle guitar and warm, unaffected vocals are front and centre, accompanied only by John McColgan’s funky drumming on five songs. Vocal guests include Harrison Kennedy, Roxanne Potvin and Eric Bibb. Five originals are mixed in with songs from Sam Cooke, Bobby “Blue” Bland, Al Green, and Stevie Wonder, as well as two spirituals from way back – the roots of gospel and soul.

'Bop-A-Lena' was Ronnie Self's biggest hit. Due to his unpredictable behavior, he unfortunately did not get the maximum out of his singing career. Yet he was a natural talent with a nose for writing hits, as he did for Brenda Lee. Brenda's hits and the 23 best songs from Ronnie Self make this Jasmine CD, the ultimate Ronnie Self compilation.

​Black Cat Biscuit play spellbound live gigs that you should not miss. To promote this handsome and exciting debut album 'That's How The Cookie Crumbles', the band Black Cat Bisquit is going through a very busy summer festival!
But first let yourself be enchanted by their debut album.

​Subtle jazz with hints of fusion. 

​Acoustic jazz from Ernie Watts Quartet, a sax player who doesn’t want to stop.

​Tomislav Goluban plays harp since 1997 and is inspired by old-school blues harpers like Sonny Terry, Slim Harpo, Paul Butterfield, Gary Primich, Kim Wilson and Joe Filisko. Now Tomislav went to Chicago and his Joy Ride Studios to record his tenth album. As a producer, he was able to convince Eric Noden and together she elaborately elaborated eleven new songs.

​The Belgian The Grave Brothers present on their full debut album a mix of psychobilly, punk, outlaw country and a little bluegrass. The latter is greatly emphasized by the beautiful banjo work.

Making her debut on the iconic Ruf Records – and taking part in the label’s famous Blues Caravan tour in 2019 – Roads That Cross is the stone-cold classic that Katarina has promised since the start. Rewind to the post-millennium and this upcoming artist was already a little different: a classical piano virtuoso who raided her father’s record collection for Tom Waits, Bessie Smith, Van Morrison and Otis Spann – then challenged herself to write songs that measured up.

What a awesome album of the English Haney's Big House'! Great rhythm & blues, jump, swing, western swing, boogie and blues from the fourties and fifties. Highly recommended!

​Unique compilation of the work that Bull Moose Jackson released with his solid band and under his own name. Danceable rhythm & blues, swing and romantic ballads from the ballrooms of the 1950s. Brilliant album!

Jesse Dayton confirms effortlessly our expectations on this live album. Tons of energy that hold you from the beginning to the end through both the six strings and through his voice. Superb mix of outlaw country and rock. Recommended!

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Craig Douglas regularly appeared on the UK charts with covers from, among others, Dion & The Belmonts, Bobby Darin, The Fleetwoods and even Sam Cooke. Of his 'Only Sixteen', Craig even sold more copies in the UK than the original. This album shows that Craig Douglas had a very good voice, which certainly should not be inferior to that of the artists who sang the original songs.

The Jasmine label, known for its beautiful compilations, surprises once again with a well-composed collection of songs that the legendary rhythm & blues pianist Ivory Joe Hunter recorded in the period from 1945 to 1958

After a lot of musical wanderings and thirty-five years in the musical profession, and many other side projects, Mike Sponza now happily found some time to work at his new work piece 'Made In The Sixties'. The ten songs are a theme in themselves and were divided into several years. With some guest vocalists, Sponza's great guitar work and the tight backing band, he managed to release a masterpiece.

​Fan of Pokey Lafarge and CW Stoneking? Then the purchase of this danceable album by Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra is a must. And ........ years of fun guaranteed!

Exciting guitar riffs, pounding drum parts, rock-solid bass lines and a colorful horn section are the foundation for their polychrome sound..!