Foghat, an English rock band formed in 1971, is known for its blues-rock style and hit songs like “Slow Ride.” Their recent album, “Live & Loud: Across The U.S.A.,” showcases their authentic sound. The current lineup continues to honor their roots, blending boogie and blues in engaging performances.
Jamiah Rogers, a Chicago-born multi-instrumentalist, showcases his diverse musical talent in his latest album “Chicago Cowboy.” Inspired by icons like Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix, he blends blues, funk, and reggae, delivering dynamic performances. The album features powerful tracks, reflecting his journey and artistic evolution, and captures the essence of vibrant Chicago music.
Donna Herula is an acclaimed blues artist known for her resonator slide guitar skills and emotional songwriting. Inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame, her 2021 album “Bang at the Door” gained significant recognition, winning multiple awards. An educator and performer, she actively contributes to the blues tradition while evolving her music.
Mike Dangeroux, a Chicago-born musician and Berklee College of Music graduate, releases his album “Still Dangerous” on August 1, 2026, coinciding with his induction into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame. The album showcases his diverse musical talents and storytelling through blues, featuring all original songs and honoring the genre’s rich legacy.
Joanna Connor, a renowned guitarist from Brooklyn, debuted her first album in 1989 and has since released multiple records. Her latest, “Live on 11/11,” showcases ten powerful tracks reflecting her blues-rock mastery. Recorded live, it captures her dynamic stage presence and 36-year career, solidifying her status as the Queen of Blues Rock Guitar.
GA-20, a Boston-based blues band, has gained recognition for their Chicago blues style since 2018, with multiple award nominations. Their new album, “Blues Now,” features Charlie Musselwhite, who takes the lead with harmonica and vocals. The album includes various classic tracks, showcasing GA-20’s talent and evolving music.
Ghalia Volt, a Belgian-born blues-rock artist now in New Orleans, blends various musical influences in her latest album, “Burn the House Down.” The live-recorded album, produced in Nashville, showcases her raw, authentic sound, merging blues with flamenco and punk elements. Volt embraces her truth, reinventing herself as a powerful multi-instrumentalist.
The Claudettes, led by pianist Johnny Iguana, blend various musical styles in their new album “Garage Glamour.” Featuring soulful vocals from newcomer Rachel Williams and collaborations with notable artists, the album showcases tracks that range from energetic dance songs to introspective ballads. Their unique sound and style continue to evolve as they tour.
Buddy Guy The Blues Don’t Lie RCA Records “The Blues Don’t Lie” is the follow up album to the “Blues is Alve and Well” featuring producer, songwriter, and drummer Tom Hambridge. Also featured are Reese Wynans Hammond Organ; Michael Rhodes, bass; and Rob McNelley guitar. Guest artists are Mavis Staples, Elvis Costello and James Taylor. […]
Home Page Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Pro Pat Quinn – Buddy Guy Radio What happens when you combine a dream with a legend? When Blues DJ Pat Quinn and his dream to run his own Blues Radio station came in contact with Blues Legend Buddy Guy, Buddyguyradio.com was born. Buddy, has been […]
Buddy Guy The Blues Is Alive And Well Silvertone/RCA Records Buddy Guy is undoubtedly the reigning “King of The Blues”. He began his career performing in 1953 in Baton Rouge, La. By 1957 he had relocated to Chicago. In 1965 and 1966 Guy recorded sessions with Junior Wells for both Delmark and Vanguard Records. Guy’s […]
Here is 54 “Indie Blues” CD’s of 2015 that you should know about. Why 54? Well no reason other than that was the year I was born and I felt it was a good number to use. Everyone uses top 20, 50, 100 .. me, I march to a much different drummer. Now as this […]
Buddy Guy Born to Play Guitar RCA/Silvertone Buddy Guy was born in Lettsworth, La. in 1936. He made his first guitar, a two-string diddley bow, before obtaining an acoustic Harmony. In the early 1950’s Guy began performing with bands in Baton Rouge. By ‘57 he had relocated to Chicago. In 1965 and 1966 Guy recorded […]
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