Blues

George Thorogood and The Destroyers sound as fresh and fun now on this CD as they did 36 years ago.

Though the three acts aren't touring together, all are worth seeking out.

The best female blues interpreter of traditional blues of our time does justice to Mississippi John Hurt with both her singing and her amazing guitar playing here.

Thorogood's debut didn't revolutionize American blues or rock and roll but it's enjoyable for the beer hall or smoky night club.

AmericanaramA has set a high bar for all single-day concert events to come.

Popa Chubby proves he plays "peoples' blues" with fire and passion.

Generations of blues, rock, folk and alt-country musicians came together for a memorable evening that celebrated the legends of the past while showcasing the current talent.

Buddy Guy delivers great blues and some excellent collaborations on this two-disc set.

At the ripe age of 45, a live show from this jumpin' blues band celebrates even older American musical traditions.

Little G Weevil provides great old-style blues with original songs done with acoustic instruments.