​This new release is no exception with long time fan Marcia Ball co-writing and performing on "Write a Hit" and adding her vocals to "When You Got Love". Handsome raw vocals are topped with exciting horn arrangements, impressive guitar riffs and Jimmy’s piano arrangements!
 What a blast of a record!

Awesome double album with 53 songs rooted in the Delta Blues by the maker of the blues standard 'Baby Please Don't Go'. Earcatcher are the 8 songs that Big Joe Williams recorded in 1957 and appear here on CD for the first time. An absolute must!

​The release "Small Blues and Grooves" is a minimalist instrumental blues album that won't be boring for a second. Their unique musical chemistry and friendship is reflected in the tight arrangements. Excellent harmonica, playful guitar riffs, deep bass lines and tight drums ...
And now replay please..! Enjoy..

Amazing collaboration between two Dutch blues giants. Singer Oscar Benton and guitarist Johnny Laporte bring 14 progressive songs with a bluesy undertone. To discover!

​Belgium’s most unique musician is celebrating his 70th birthday with a predictable good album. No more, no less!

His fans labeled him as a kind of Reverend Freakchild. He seems like a reincarnation of an old blues artist. Now The Rev. us with his new release "Road Dog Dharma". He is one of the modern blues eccentrics. This release is a kind of road trip through The States. An dit sounds great !

The self-titled debut album, which appears on the label Tighten Up Records, contains fourteen unsurpassed blues tracks. Drummer Scott Flowers, bassist Ray DeForest and the fantastic guitarist Sean Carney form the rhythm section for this occasion. Mr. Downchild is an excellent harp virtuoso. And, just like Kasimara, he has that raw bluesy voice timbre! 

​The release ‘Outskirts Of Love’ marks a milestone in Sue Decker’’s capacity for crafting soundscapes, that tell each song’s unique story. From solo country blues to evocative ballads to full band soul arrangements, Outskirts features contributions from Bill Johnson, Damian Graham, Paul Black, Adam Dobres, and Kelly Fawcett.

Truly one of Louisiana's living legends and artistic treasures, anyone who has ever seen or heard him perform knows that Doug Duffey is 'one of a kind' and is truly the real thing!

Funky, greasy, southern blues n' rock with a touch of New Orleans dancing grooves thrown into the mix - recorded live at four different shows and different versions of The Rhythm Tramps, in Bogie’s in Westlake Village. Bonnie Raitt and Levon Helm are among her fans... 

​GTBB's new album "Shine" debuted at number one in the Billboard Blues Chart. Drummer Andrew McNeill and bassist Matt Karner form the tight rhythm section for multi-instrumentalist and frontman Matt Isbell, who glorifies the songs with his ordinary cigarette box and raw whiskey and muddy-soaked vocals. With the addition of trombonist Suavo Jones, Cedric Taylor on B3 and guitarist Taylor Orr it goes from deep blues grooves to funky tunes.

​The release "Mr. Little Big Man ’contains eleven songs, of which five originals and six cover versions. The production was in the hands of rock and roll Hall of Famer, Glyn Johns.
Highly recommended release!

​Featuring an all-star cast from Nanaimo, BC. Mark’s newest album blends blues music with country, rock, and acoustic boogaloo.

​Jimmy Nolen may be well known for his 'Chicken Scratch' guitar sound in the band of James Brown, but Jimmy had already done a lot of great recordings before. Rhythm & blues, blues and some early rock and roll, both under his own name, as in function of recordings from other artists. A nice collection of these recordings, made between 1953 and 1962, are brought together here by the Jasmine label.

Chris Barber is not only at home in the jazz world. No, he can surprise you with good blues. He now proves that on this double plate. Chris Barber managed to assemble a long list of memorable and legendary artists for this project. New Orleans jazz, gospel, blues, ragtime and skiffle, as well as swing and jazz improvisations. With a career that covers almost sixty years, this is surely a top album. "Memories Of My Trip", that is more than two hours of listening pleasure.

​The concept of this collection of songs is inspired by the home of the blues, the Crossroads in. Clarksdale, Mississippi. Together they create a sound that is reminiscent of earlier songs and records. When albums are told a story!

​What an atmospheric album is 'Chicken Grease' again from Biscuit Miller. With its soulful blues style he keeps it funky. And damn good funk!

​Now there is "Click Click Spark" that shows influences from Troy Gonyea's remarkable musical journey. It is blues, it is rock and roll, it is root music. It is Troy Gonyea music. So you cannot place it in a one-sided corner. Lively original melodies in combination with his passionate vocals and a monstrous guitar sound. Great stuff!

​Immediately appears that Laurence Jones has grown as a band leader, vocally and in control of his strings. The album diverges. It has funky songs, blues rockers and some emotional ballads. Good job...

​Volume 5 closes the series of Delta-born blues artists in the 'Southern Bred, Mississippi R&B Rockers' series. Another formidable album, full of original blues and rhythm & blues recordings.

​Chris 'Bad News' Barnes gave three memorable shows last year on the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise # 32. There he played with a team of top musicians. In addition to some original songs, he also presented some handsome coves versions. Let the party begin. 

The new original songs flowed  out of Bob's pen for this project. He found his soulmates in harp master Bob Corritore and guitar virtuoso Jimmy Vivino for a single song. Delta blues is the main part, with a single swing in the compositions and a few emotional slow blues. The recording approach is pure, the music sounds genuine. Margolin does crying his voice, approved by his dobro slide guitar, bottleneck and parlor acoustic guitar. Bob Margolin is just like a good wine. The older he gets, the better he sounds.

​Victor Mac distilled 30 Christmas-related blues, rhythm & blues and soul songs from the heydays of these genres. Together with 'The Twelve Rockin' Days Of Christmas' compiled by Mark Armstrong, you immediately get 2 1/2 hours of wonderful atmospheric, retro Christmas music.

​On his new project, which he conveniently calls One Man Band, you can hear Brody's handsome voice complicated by his electric guitar, harp, snare and kick drum. The ten tracks were almost all recorded in none-take and with "Old Dog Blues" Brody gives us immediately a lot of goosebumps. And now, replay please..!

​Roots, blues and a dash of soul, those are the main ingredients for a beautiful release by Brad Vickers.