Devil Came Calling declares Sunjay On His Fifth Album
Devil Came Calling declares Sunjay his Fifth Album delivering eleven original songs capturing the essence of emotions flowing through the blues amalgamation
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Vaneese Thomas goes Down Yonder
Vaneese Thomas goes Down Yonder Vaneese is a talented and captivating singer and a formidable songwriter like a lot soul in your blues, you will love this.
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Michele D’Amour Dealing Love in The Heart Of Memphis
Michele D’Amour Dealing Love in The Heart Of Memphis a very good album with many highlights Michele and the band have put together another string blues-infused mix of styles
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Glen Clark is telling on You Tell Me
Glen Clark is telling on You Tell Me a well crafted and superbly played bundle of soul with deft blues flavourings scattered throughout. There is a lot of pleasure to be gleaned from Glen and his band’s skills and nuances
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Niecie spells Trouble With A Capital T
Niecie spells Trouble With A Capital T Niecie has a great voice which she doesn’t spoil by trying to sound like anyone else steeped deep in the Blues
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Slim Butler finds a hot point in the Big Freeze
Slim Butler finds a hot point in the Big Freeze It isn’t blues or rock or funk…it is a pleasing amalgam of all three at the same time it works really well
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Trevor B Power Band flies with an Everyday Angel
Trevor B Power Band flies with an Everyday Angel it is a strong album that travels a few different blues avenues in a good way. What it says to me is that his next album will be a corker as he develops on this sterling start
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Benny Turner and Cash McCall Going Back Home
Benny Turner and Cash McCall Going Back Home This is a damn good album from start to finish made all the more poignant by Cash McCall’s tragic death. So revel in the legacy and enjoy ten tracks of high-quality blues
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Katie Knipp advises to Take It With You
Katie Knipp advises to Take It With You her fifth album; the good news is that it’s bluesier than ever. Bringing together differing styles and genres, mixed them up and turned them into a really enjoyable album of passion and care is more than welcome.
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Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley
Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley This is an excellent album of solid and well-played blues blues firmly rooted in the 20s and 30s but with a clean and modern edge
