When covering an artist’s work, I usually place them into two categories, albums I like and albums I love. Lisa Mill’s new album, I’m Changing is an album […]
Billy Boy Arnold, “The Blues Soul of Billy Boy Arnold”
Covering an artist’s new project, I always look for an umbilical cord that connects the artist to their album. After researching Billy Boy Arnold’s new album, The Blues […]
Arrica Rose & The …’S, Wavefunction
The road of life has many detours. For Arrica Rose, her life comprises juggling friends and family, maintaining a long distance relationship, and living in two cities. For […]
Album Review: Otis Clay & Johnny Rawls, “Soul Brothers”
What do you have when mixing two R&B singer/songwriters: one a winner of The Living Blues Magazine “Southern Soul Album of the Year”, the other a right in […]
Album Review: The Duke Robillard Band’s “Calling All Blues”
When writing reviews pertinent to various blues bands, I often wonder how one band can surpass the preceding band. However, The Duke Robillard Band is an exemplary that […]
Album Review: Rob Stone’s, “Gotta Keep Rollin”
If anyone has notions the Chicago Blues are waving goodbye they need to check with Rob Stone. Gotta Keep Rollin, Rob’s newest album will dispel any such rumors.
Album Review: Karen Haglof’s “Western Holiday”
“If you think you want to do something, you better do it now.” That statement came from a hematologist/oncologist by the name of Karen Haglof. She is also […]
Album Review: EG Kight’s, “A New Day”
Buddy Guy once said, “If you don’t think you got the blues, just keep living”. For one lady, she had the blues while she battled a major illness. […]
Album Review: Ruthann Friedman’s, Chinatown
To say that Ruthann Friedman has lived a full life would be an understatement. She was born exactly 30 days after D-Day in WWII. She spent a great […]
Album Review: Davina & The Vagabonds’ Sunshine
Would you like to go to a concert and listen to the music of Fats Waller and Louis Armstrong, the singing of Billie Holiday, and the musical style […]