Alice Clark

A chip off the old block, Steve Marriott’s scion launches solo career.

Former Shooting For Thrills frontman finally comes good with his own band

Having fled civil unrest in their hometown, Mali blues-punks Songhoy Blues have taken their story to the world with Music In Exile. And the world is ready to listen...

From tearing up the 100 Club with Chuck Berry to igniting anarchy on The Young Ones, the Nine Below Zero man has lively memories...

Tom Jones tells us about his rise to fame, his Vegas hang-times with Elvis, and how Solomon Burke crowned him The Prince Of Wales...

The one-time Ikette on breaking through in Britain, her relationship with Mick Jagger and why she’s still not speaking to Rod Stewart...

As the influential pianist, producer and songwriter passes away, we look back at Blues Magazine #11 in-depth profile of a man who truly did change music

The former Birds man on starring alongside deadly bees on the big screen, getting shirty and literally flying on stage…

The wild man on playing underwater, as a human jukebox and with a pyromaniac.

The North Carolina powerhouse singer who started out in church.

...And with a new album on the way, there’s no stopping her.

Barrence Whitfield & The Savages have been bringing their primal energy to audiences since 1983, and there’s no sign of them being tamed any time soon...

From Memphis to Norfolk alongside the Muscle Shoals brass section.

Fantastically hellish punk blues from the Texan son of a preacher man

Now the last man standing from the 50s Chicago blues scene, Buddy Guy continues to carry the torch for the music that made him...

A 72-year-old Louisiana legend plus a Norwegian guitarist equals genius

France’s premier blues band join Memphis singer with a rich heritage

Intelligent blues from London four-piece who “feel it, live it, love it.”

The backroom gal who’s big on the northern soul scene.

Finland’s finest on his hard rock roots, getting bitten by the blues bug and learning his craft from BB King and the other greats...

Pioneering keyboardist talks Georgie Fame, Long John Baldry and Rod Stewart

Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings’ back-up singers triumph centre stage.

Lead Belly-inspired amalgam of all things great from California’s former punks.

A fond farewell to the When A Man Loves A Woman soul superstar.

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