There is so much time and attention that is needed to put on the best live show possible. No matter who is performing or what kind of show they’re putting
“Whatever you do, do it with feeling.” Those are words to live by and few live them better than veteran Chicago bluesman, John Primer who is considered, along with Lurrie
Fresh off their electrifying performance at the July 2022 Briggs Farm Blues Festival which this writer described this way on these pages – “The Taylor Scott Band from Colorado laid
Briggs Farm Blues Fest celebrated its 25th Anniversary, this past weekend, July 7-9, a major event that thousands of mostly camping fans in northeast Pennsylvania and surrounding states look forward
The parallel here is just too striking to ignore. Just as the now well-decorated bluesman Bobby Rush did not win a Grammy until he was into his eighties, after many
Rory Gallagher was the unsung member of the late 60’s British guitar god hierarchy including Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page, but his profile has risen dramatically in the
One of the brightest young stars in the blues universe shined all over the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem on Thursday night March 31st as 22-year-old Christone “Kingfish” Ingram dazzled
Mike Zito has recorded his long dreamed of live blues album and as they say in the sports world, he and his band “left it all on the floor.” Zito
Keb’ Mo’, a blues musician for the sake of genre labeling, continues to prove that he is genre-agnostic on Good to Be Me. Heck, we should all know that by
“At the end of the day, we’re all still a bunch of kids cause we play music for a living, right,” Samantha Fish says with a knowing laugh. Having been
