Blues

Walter Trout has never sounded better than he does on this CD. His band delivers great bass, rhythm and percussion throughout. It is a must for Allison and Trout fans, and blues lovers in general.

Sea Level had a short career, but was a competent and professional band that had a unique blend of sounds, and seemed to have had some fun along the way.

"Music is to be shared just as life is to be shared and I've had the opportunity to do both with a great many people".

His fellow musicians have always known what a gift Van Zandt was to the world of popular music, but it's about time for the rest of the world to catch up.

Altogether, True Blues lives up to its name, and should do a fine job of introducing new listeners to these great blues classics while satisfying classic blues lovers of long standing as well.

A flashback to when Bear Stanley mixed the best acid ever while he pioneered the best stage sound of the psychedelic era.

Miche brings the singer and her music to life through a committed performance resulting in a memorable theatrical experience almost guaranteed to lift the spirits.

Norwood detours from the traditional path of the bluesman and delves into the deep, piney woods of acid-blues and even trance-blues.

"Anyway I don't want perfection, I want the balls that I hear in the club."

"Why jazz and blues? I don't know why not... it's the music I love."