Bob Corritore, a key figure in the Southwest blues scene, showcases his harmonica skills in “Ernestine Blues,” a collaborative album featuring diverse tracks that highlight traditional blues. With contributions from various artists, the album exemplifies a rich blend of Chicago blues, rhythm and blues, and soul blues, celebrating the genre’s heritage.
Omar Coleman and Igor Prado collaborate on the album “Old, New, Funky And Blue,” featuring a blend of original tracks and reimagined covers inspired by blues legends. With infectious grooves and soulful performances, the album showcases Coleman’s harmonica and vocals alongside Prado’s guitar work. It’s a celebration of blues tradition and contemporary sound.
Pierre Lacocque, founder of Mississippi Heat, shares his musical journey shaped by diverse cultural experiences and a passion for blues. Initially steered toward academia, his life changed after hearing Big Walter Horton play harmonica. Rediscovering music at age 36, he embodies a soulful harmonica sound, blending intellect and emotion in his performances.