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Tag Archives: blues
BOB REITMAN – 12th House
June 5, 2026

DaystormMusic 2026 World-weary wordsmith from Wisconsin, who went on a time warp, travels back to measure the wall of mortality. When the subject arises of spoken word packaged together with music to carry a socially charged message to the masses, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, Bob Reitman, Gary Tanin, Jack Spann, Sam Llanas, singer-songwriter, spoken word
THE GREIG TAYLOR BAND – Take A Left…
May 9, 2026

The Greig Taylor Band 2026 Scottish blueswailer and his crew of merry lads lead their listener around the bend, towards sorrow and joy. There’s a thriving blues scene in Glasgow, the kind of which wasn’t seen since STONE THE CROWS … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, The Greig Taylor Band
MOTU – Idiot At The Wheel
April 4, 2026

Dr R Michelson 2026 Sarcastic blues from non-procrastinating combo who rock current political nerve with the roughness it deserves, It seemed bound to happen: while this collective’s previous 24 albums delivered different sorts of eternal truths, several tracks of their … Continue reading
GWYN ASHTON – Grease Bucket
August 15, 2025

Fab Tone 2025 Australian bluesman returns to a power trio format for a round of low-fat soul-searching. Not a man to polish his delivery – one’s music is supposed to reflect harsh reality, after all – Gwyn Ashton doesn’t forget … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Gwyn Ashton
VOODOO RAMBLE – In The Heart Of The City
July 26, 2025

Voodoo Ramble 2025 Celebrating fifteenth anniversary of their urban drive, Croatian bluesmen invite a few guests on board and blow the night away. As a place where the country’s first electric generator got installed about 150 years ago, the town … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Mick Pini, Muddy Manninen, Pete Feenstra, Voodoo Ramble


