Various Artists: The Birth Of British Blues
Exploring the roots of British blues, before the Chicago style dominated.
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The Castillians: You & Me
Insolent, fuzzed-out garage blues for people who like headbanging.
Eric Clapton: I Still Do album review - the Slowhand gang is back together
Eric Clapton returns with Glyn Johns and a mystery guest in tow…
Moreland & Arbuckle: Promised Land Or Bust
High-voltage rootsy blues from non-traditional Kansas power trio.
Professor Longhair: Live In Chicago
Previously unreleased live album from the Bach of rock.
Robin Trower: Where You Are Going To
Catford guitar king shines in reflective latter-day offering.
No Sinner: Old Habits Die Hard
Colleen Rennison and co, still smoking in the boys room.
Johnny Winter: Down & Dirty
DVD Review: The late Texan spins his horrific but fascinating backstory.
Memphis Minnie: Keep On Goin’ 1930–1953
A revealing wide-angle snapshot of one of the great blueswomen.
BB King: Blue Shadows – Underrated Kent Recordings, 1958-1962
King’s Kent Records catalogue mined for blues treasures.
All Them Witches: Dying Surfer Meets His Maker
Psych-blues rockers whisk you away to a dreamlike state.
Charles Bradley & Menahan Street Band: Live From The House Of Soul
DVD Review: Eagle-dancing veteran bares his soul in Brooklyn.
Curtis Salgado: The Beautiful Lowdown
A stunning follow-up to award-winning Soul Shot album.
Matt Andersen: Honest Man
Canadian singer-songwriter and hip-hop producer update roots template.
Dave Weld & The Imperial Flames: Slip Into A Dream
Chicago guitarist and one-time sidekick of Lil’ Ed Williams.
