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Tag Archives: blues
NEON ALLEY – Neon Alley
November 15, 2016

DMV Music 2016 Boston trio light their fire to color the night and rock it away. To know how to gracefully digress from your own template is an art, and this Massachusetts band mastered it nicely. But then, David Vaccaro … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, hard rock, Neon Alley
SARI SCHORR – A Force Of Nature
October 26, 2016

Manhaton 2016 Passionately topical blues from NYC chanteuse whose debut’s title says it all. She owns a triplet of rescued pit bulls, and they nicely sum up both caring and feisty sides of Sari Schorr’s performances – reflected also, if … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, Innes Sibun, Mike Vernon, Ollie Brown, Sari Schorr, Walter Trout
MUTTER SLATER BAND – The Champ
October 12, 2016

Angel Air 2016 Fire-and-brimstone rhythm-and-blues from the man in a bowler hat who takes it on the chin. A comedy corner occupant in , Mutter Slater’s smile is a rare sight when he’s left to his own devices, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Mutter Slater, rhythm-and-blues, Stackridge
STEAMHAMMER – Mountains
October 5, 2016

B&C 1970 / Esoteric 2016 Harnessing gravity, one of the most underrated British bands hit their peak without getting high. Blindingly brilliant, this quartet should be spoken of in reverential tones but their colors have been covered in patina far … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged blues, folk rock, Martin Pugh, prog rock, Steamhammer
JOHN SLOMAN – Don’t Try This At Home
October 2, 2016

John Sloman 2016 Doomsday blues as a soundtrack of our lives from former poster boy of classic hard rock. Long gone are the times when he was delivering romance and drama at the frontline of LONE STAR, and Gary Moore’s … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, hard rock, John Sloman, Lone Star, Uriah Heep


