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Tag Archives: blues
FOGHAT – Slow Ride: Live In Concert
April 23, 2024
Cleopatra 2024 Captured in transition, fabulous band of boogiemen gallop to get their glory. It was almost a quarter of a century ago that this blues-rock ensemble began morphing from the classic quartet, reunited a few years earlier, to the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Reviews
Tagged blues, boogie rock, Bryan Bassett, Foghat, live, Roger Earl, Tony Stevens
MOTU – Acceding To The Apocalypse
April 14, 2024
Dr R Michelson 2024 Maven of Armageddon dons his dusty suit and head for the crossroads to cleanse his soul. Those who got inspired by the goodwill message of where Dr. Rich Michelson’s Music Of The Universe project streamed his … Continue reading
STEVE HUNTER – The Deacon Speaks
March 25, 2024
Steve Hunter 2024 Preachin’ blues from legendary adventurer behind omnipresent melodic licks. From “Train Kept A Rollin’” to “Solsbury Hill” and beyond, Steve Hunter’s guitar always was at the beating heart of classic rock, but the veteran’s voice hasn’t been … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged ambient, blues, Steve Hunter
DAVE KELLY – Sun On My Face
February 13, 2024
Repertoire 2023 British blues mainstay goes for fiery comforts of classic tune and heartwarming song. Listening to Dave Kelly sing in his garden was one of those little delights which provided relief for many a music lover during Covid woes … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, Dave Kelly, folk rock, Paul Jones
TEXAS SCRATCH – Texas Scratch
January 18, 2024
Quarto Valley 2023 After a long gestation of their album number one, a trinity of Lone Star State string-benders conspire to stand up in the stirrups of the blues. The longer the itch the greater the relief when you make … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, boogie rock, Texas Scratch