Blues

Rock and roll is alive and well - and didn't need a Zeppelin clone to prove it in 2018.

The album focuses more on the songs than on shredding, with Bonamassa's six-string wizardry worked into the arrangements rather than blatantly front and center. Still, his masterful solos remind us that we're in the hands of one of our era's greatest blues-rock guitarists.

The new Matt Kjeldsen EP 'Last Days' is definitely worth listening to. It is full of a range of harmonics, from velvety to dark and muscular.

This continuing Rock HOF induction video series comes highly recommended set (3.5 stars out of four), as many musicians perform some rare and very memorable works. Enjoy 44 live performances from four induction ceremonies (2010-2013).

'Red Ghost' reflects tantalizing wisps of nostalgic recollection and the palpable cheerless power of heartache, along with ironic observations on the absurdity of love and life.

Brother Reverend has beaucoup talent, which, combined with their ferocious creativity, makes them significant.

‘America’s Child’ and Shemekia Copeland prove that not only are the blues are alive and thriving, they represent all of our dreams and aspirations for a better world.

With 'Chas Randall,' Randy Forte delivers a strong album of country rock replete with bluesy savors.

Roberts and crew show that making music is about creating dialogues between the musicians.

Dantone and UniversalDice capture the elation and pain of all-consuming love on 'birth, love, hate, death.'