Tag Archives: blues

The Soul Brothers – Otis Clay and Johnny Rawls – bring back the '60s Memphis sounds with authenticity and heart.

Miss Robin Banks' 'Modern Classic' is essentially old school, small ensemble jazz that deserves to expand her audience and deepen her already appreciative critical reception.

Gales' 14th album, a Cleopatra Records release entitled 'Good for Sumthin,' is another demonstration of just how good he is.

'Live in Williamsburg' is a good way for enthusiasts to pick up some of the best of the bluesman’s work.

This is a collection of 38 gems.

If you are in need of tracks to create a relaxed yet energetic environment, you might find something here.

Liz Mandeville takes us on a trip through Chigaco blues and R&B with 11 original numbers that sound vintage.

The City Boys play a blend of blues and funk, uniting some hot horns driven by a dynamite rhythm section with strong vocals.

Bob Mundy’s smooth and sophisticated stylings reflect romance in all its infinite varieties, from dreamy ruminations to feelings of forlorn.

Broussard provides open, honest and catchy tunes for a deeply satisfying release.