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• Blues Bash Interview: The Bluesers

  The "Canadian Delta" strikes blue!

  Interview by Joan Hunt — on Nov 28, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Daddy Mack Blues Band - Bluestones

  Rhythmic string section, a deep graveled voice, and a tone that takes you away from your problems and transports you to another world.

  Review by Connie Phillips — on Nov 27, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: James Ulmer - Birthright

  Birthright is modern album of ancient blues. Declared "one of the most important blues records of 2005".

  Review by T. Michael Testi — on Nov 26, 2006

• Blues Bash Ruf Records: Keeping The Blues Alive

  Ruf Records are this year's recipient of the Keeping The Blues Alive award for Record Companies.

  Review by Richard Marcus — on Nov 26, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Rory Block - The Lady And Mr. Johnson

  A lifelong student of Robert Johnson completes her dissertation. She passes with flying colors.

  Review by Pico — on Nov 21, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Studebaker John - Between Life and Death

  Between Life and Death is chock full of the good stuff coming from Chicago's Quadruple Threat.

  Review by Pico — on Nov 14, 2006

• Blues Bash Concert Review: Joe Bonamassa - Live At Blues Alley

  I don't think smaller venues like Blues Alley are going to be able to contain Joe Bonamassa much longer.

  Review by Paul Roy — on Nov 12, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Derrin Nauendorf - The Rattling Wheel

  A fantastic new release from this Australian Singer-Songwriter.

  Review by Rhys Williams — on Nov 08, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Otis Taylor - Below The Fold

  Otis Taylor has got the blues and he’s pissed about it.

  Review by Pico — on Nov 07, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Aynsley Lister - Everything I Need

  He's not here to conquer anything but your love of good music.

  Review by Richard Marcus — on Nov 06, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: David Rotundo - Blues Ignited

  They commit themselves to each song like it's the last thing they might ever do in their lives.

  Review by Richard Marcus — on Nov 04, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Canned Heat - Instrumentals 1967 - 1996

  Throughout the decades of their existence, they have had the ability to play outside the box with style and flair.

  Review by Richard Marcus — on Nov 03, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Robben Ford - "Lovin' Cup"

  A Blues influenced edition of One Track Mind.

  Review by Pico — on Nov 03, 2006

• Blues Bash: The Legendary Robert Johnson

  Robert Johnson, at the crossroads of the blues.

  Opinion by Donnie Marler — on Nov 02, 2006

• Blues Bash Interview: No Questions Asked, They Are The Answer!

  We applaud mediocrity and watch as the transient players in the music industry come and go. Isn’t it about time there was a change?

  Interview by Rhys Williams — on Nov 02, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Lost Sounds: Blacks And The Birth Of The Recording Industry 1891 - 1922

  ...a fascinating glimpse into the lives of musicians prior to the days of the music that we most associate with the modern era of Black music.

  Review by Richard Marcus — on Nov 01, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Jen Elliott & Bluestruck - 8 Days Down

  City Canyon Records' rock 'n' soul revelation.

  Review by Joanne Schenker — on Nov 01, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Kim Wilson - Lookin' For Trouble

  The Fabulous Thunderbirds frontman Kim Wilson shows us he's "Tuff Enuff" for real this time.

  Review by Pico — on Nov 01, 2006

• Blogcritics Celebrates the Blues

  Come help Blogcritics celebrate the blues!

  News by Connie Phillips — on Nov 01, 2006

• Blues Bash Music Review: Grayson Capps - Wail and Ride

  If you like New Orleans/Delta blues by poetic musicians with a little bit of dirt under their fingernails, this is for you.

  Review by T. Michael Testi — on Nov 01, 2006