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Jeff Fetterman was born a Southern Son this is a hugely enjoyable album with enough blues and guitars to suit virtually every taste. There isn’t that much Southern as suggested by the title, but don’t be put off; give it a listen and revel in the sounds of a high-quality band in perfect harmony.
Rory Gallagher Proved Once Again Is The Best – So if you’re a fan, you will buy it and if by some amazing error you don’t know his work, this is a fabulous starting point. Take a look at the tracks, stop salivating and buy it!
Reflect on Long Ago with Collaborative Blues from Steve Howell, Dan Sumner and Jason Weinheimer A Wonderful addition to any guitar loving music lover and/or someone who wants to learn when so many great songs were written.
Gregg Martinez gets his Mac Daddy Mojeaux on A Wonderful & varied album which may not be blues, blues but still has a huge range of talent on offer and if you like soulful blues then give this a listen.
Authentic Kaz Hawkins On Memories Keeping Music Live A truly Wonderful collection of blues classics. Yes you do need another version when Kaz Hawkins sings them
Jose Ramirez arrives with Here I Come This is an accomplished, varied and structured blues album and promises great things from this undoubted talent. There may be no out and out blues-rockers but there is plenty to listen to and enjoy…and I do mean listen, otherwise you will miss some of the depth of these compositions.
Find My Blues Pathway with Kirk Fletcher A contemporary take on classic blues that makes this sixth album stand out from the crowd Bringing added ENJOYMENT to your collection.
LeRoux are back on One Of Those Days So this isn’t heavy rock; it isn’t ‘cookie cutter’ southern rock…it’s LeRoux doing what they have always done and supplied varied track encompassing the south, soul, funk and rock that may not be heavy but it is always irresistible.
When The Time Is Right – Final Blues from JC Stannard final work of a class musician and it does embody his ability to cross every genre with panache a Wonderful and varied addition to any blues collection.
Walter Trout encounters Ordinary Madness an album chock full of superb playing by the whole band and Mr. Trout surpasses himself with searing solo after solo that makes this an essential buy…so buy it.
