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Layce Baker been playing the blues over 42 years and has produced 5 albums this is a collection of a master in the closet best work take a listen and exprience simply the best of blues in it's raw and simpliest form
These new songs deliver an eceltic blend of pop and rock that will undoubtedly get stuck in your head! They not only inspire the listener, but provoke an honest response as well. In the end, this is uniquely Sheila- refreshing and original
Clay's new CD, Son of a Gun, boasts plenty of gutsy, gritty lyrics laid on a strong musical bed. Clay's music introduces "alternative country" to "contemporary blues," and the two genres become fast friends
Tony Furtado crosses the line between Jam-based folk-rock, bluegrass, and classic rock. A musician who's talent trancends all genres
Featuring 50 minutes of scorching guitar, gut wrenching vocals & high-powered horns
This collection of modern soul/blues has reverberations of past singers and yet is a forward leap for the music. Truly a hand-made project, A New Point of View was made the "old-school" way with tender loving care. Originals like "Long Way Home" give a nod to Issac Hayes, while Johnnie Taylor's "Ain't That Lovin' You (For More Reasons than One)" draws more inspiration from Dennis Brown's version than the original. Each song creates a balance between classic and modern style
A silky smooth, sultry, voice that wraps itself around jazz, contemporary and blues standards with finesse and soul
Classic, powerful Muscle Shoals Rhythm Collective - backed blues & soul vocals by Jimmy Hall, lead singer of WET WILLIE, with Brit Rocker Jeff Beck and "hard country" legend Hank Williams Jr
The Tony award-winning living legend of the blues captured live in concert at Hollywood's famed Catalina Bar & Grill
Ike's back. Risin' with the Blues features Ike, backed by the legenday Kings of Rhythm, in his nastiest, most potent vocals ever, with stinging blues guitar and rocking boogie woogie piano
The king of the rockabilly blues writes a love letter to the great sounds of the 1950's Sun Studios in Memphis
A unique 24 track compilation of indie music influenced from Blues roots and featuring 22 lead singers from 1957 to 2007
On Edenton, Kemp Harris’ wide range of experience comes through in a powerful and intensely personal album. The album features the legendary Holmes Brothers on backing vocals. The Brothers bring the full force of their talent, providing deep, rootsy harmonies to the raw-boned force of Harris’ lead. Kemp Harris' original songwriting and performances reflect a mature artist not content to rehash the clichés of the blues and roots genre. Harris shows his willingness to fuse diverse elements in the search for a more modern and timely blues. Edenton brings an edgier, darker hue to this traditional American music
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