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Discussions involving Vincent’s new album “Blue Stars” should commence upon whether it’s to be considered a career effort. Emerson made sure to really keep the passion up for twelve consistent tracks.
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Peter Karp – Jersey Town This set pays a blues homage to Peter Karp’s home state: New Jersey. Land of Sinatra, Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, Nancy Sinatra, Young Rascals, Billy Falcon, Al DiMeola, Count Basie, Tim Bogert (Vanilla Fudge), Bon Jovi, Donald Fagan, Pat DiNizio (Smithereens), Connie Francis, Cissy & Whitney Houston, Ricky […]
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Stacy Mitchhart – No Rhyme Or Reason This is a slick, well-recorded set of roots-driven blues built on a soulful foundation. The 17th full-length LP from Tennessee Blues purveyor Stacy Mitchhart (vocals/lead & rhythm guitars). Produced by Grammy winner Tom Hambridge (drums/percussion/bgv), the 12 tracks were conjured up for No Rhyme Or Reason (Drops April […]
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Dan Penn Smoke Filled Room On December 5th, in Austin, Texas, I was poised—with palpable excitement—to step into a veritable temple of the blues and a true institution of the Texas capital: Antone’s Nightclub. Since opening its doors in 1975, the venue has hosted a mind-blowing lineup of performers. All the greats have passed through […]
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