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Jim Hynes Top 30 Jazz Covered in MAS Plus Honorable Mentions

Jim Hynes cd reviews, jazz, jazz CD, jazz releases, Jazz Review, top 30 December 13, 2022

Making a Scene Presents Jim Hynes’s Top 30 Jazz Releases Covered in MAS Plus Honorable Mentions (alphabetically by artist – not rated) By Jim Hynes Let’s begin by saying every single jazz release we have reviewed has an appeal for some reason, which makes it difficult to develop these lists. Keep in mind that this […]

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Richard Ludmerer’s Top Indie Blues Albums of 2020

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock December 5, 2020

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Viola Krouse’s Best Releases of 2019

Viola Krouse americana, best of 2019, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, viola krouse December 31, 2019

se Making a Scene Presents Viola Krouse’s Best Releases of 2019 Viola Krouse lists her favorite releases for 2019 and they made the list for three important reasons; first, they are damn good, second, the music crossed her record player at some point during the year, and third, they made an impact. The top of […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Joanna Connor Rise

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, Joanna Connor November 7, 2019

Joanna Connor Rise M.C. Records Joanna Connor was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Massachusetts. The guitarist moved to Chicago in 1984 where she became part of the blues scene sharing the stage with Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, James Cotton and A.C. Reed. She started her own band in 1987 and two years […]

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The Sensational Barnes Brothers Nobody’s Fault But My Own

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene October 31, 2019

The Sensational Barnes Brothers Nobody’s Fault But My Own Bible & Tire Recording Co. The Sensational Barnes Brothers are vocalists Chris and Courtney and organist Calvin II. This is the first recording released on the new Memphis gospel label the Bible & Tire Recording Co. founded by Fat Possum Records and its producer Bruce Watson. […]

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Making A Scene is 5 Years Old!

Richard L'Hommedieu artist interviews, cd reviews, making a scene turns 5, music business May 1, 2019

MAKING A SCENE TURNS 5 YEARS OLD! It was 5 years ago today that Making a Scene was launched and I cannot be prouder of what the writers and staff have been able to accomplish in this time! Here is a recap of some of the stats we have been able to achieve! When we […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

AACM Great Black Music Ensemble Live at The Currency Exchange Volume 1

Jim Hynes AACM Great Black Ensemble, cd reviews, jazz, making a Scene March 5, 2019

AACM Great Black Music Ensemble Live at The Currency Exchange Volume 1 AACM Productions Yes, they are still performing, 53 years on. The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians based in Chicago has spawned the vanguard of avant-garde improvised music with such names as Muhal Richard Abrams, Anthony Braxton, Jack DeJohnette, George Lewis, Lester […]

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Augie Meyers I Know I Could Be Happy If Myself Wasn’t Here

Richard Ludmerer americana, augie myers, cd reviews, making a Scene, Tex-Mex February 28, 2019

Augie Meyers I Know I Could Be Happy If Myself Wasn’t Here El Sendero Records In 1965 Doug Sahm formed “The Sir Douglas Quintet” with childhood friend Augie Meyers. The band had a top twenty hit with “She’s About a Mover”. They were busted for pot in Texas, moved to San Francisco and re-formed with […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Alice Wallace Into the Blue

Patrick O’Heffernan alice wallace, cd reviews, into the blue, making a Scene January 21, 2019

Alice Wallace Into the Blue Into the Blue by Alice Wallace is burst of sunshine in your ears Patrick O’Heffernan (Los Angeles) Alice Wallace carries her own sunshine with her. Her radiant smile and cascading sun-gold hair on stage, the luminescence of her voice, both live and recorded – she just fills a room with […]

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The Odd Dogs Beneath the Surface

Jim Hynes cd reviews, jazz, making a Scene, the odd dogs October 15, 2018

The Odd Dogs Beneath the Surface Manasus Music The Odd Dogs are a fusion-based group comprised of top shelf L.A. jazz musicians and Beneath the Surface is their debut. The quintet includes bassist and leader Steve Billman, guitarist Jeff Miley, saxophonist and pianist Andy Suzuki, drummer Ralph Humphrey, and percussionist Billy Hulting. They are all […]

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Willie Nile Children of Paradise

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots August 14, 2018

Willie Nile Children of Paradise River House Records Willie Nile was born Robert Noonan in Buffalo New York in 1948. Nile attended the University of Buffalo and latter moved to Greenwich Village to begin his music career. He frequented New York’s CBGB’s were he first heard the Ramones. The singer songwriter Nile released his self […]

On the Scene

Making a Scene is 4 Years OLD!

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, indie music, making a Scene, music business, roots May 8, 2018

Making a Scene started out in May of 2014 as an idea to educate and support independent artists (and the fans that love them) with articles on Music Business, Recording Techniques, CD Reviews and Artist Interviews. We had no way of knowing how important the need was for such a resource. According to our Content […]

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Little Freddie King Fried Rice & Chicken

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, Little Freddie King, making a Scene, orleans records April 21, 2018

Little Freddie King Fried Rice & Chicken Orleans Records Fread Eugene Martin a.k.a. Little Freddie King was born in McComb, Mississippi, in July of 1940. He was a cousin to Lightnin’ Hopkins and moved to New Orleans when he was seventeen where he honed his guitar skills playing with Slim Harpo and Champion Jack Dupree. […]

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Teresa James and the Rhythm Tramps Here in Babylon

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots rock, Teresa James March 19, 2018

Teresa James and the Rhythm Tramps Here in Babylon Jesi-Lu Widely acclaimed pianist and vocalist Teresa James is back with her killer band for her tenth album, Here in Babylon, coming about a year a half since her previous release, Bonafide. Teresa will probably remind you of Bonnie Raitt but listen again. James has a rawer, […]

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Laurie Morvan Gravity

Jim Hynes blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, Laurie morvan, making a Scene, roots rock March 4, 2018

Laurie Morvan Gravity Screaming Lizard Laurie Morvan’s sixth and most polished release, continues to move away from an angry blues rock attack to a smoother, more strictly blues-based guitar accompanying her songs and lyrics, which now have more of the focus than on her earlier efforts. And yes, she is becoming a stronger songwriter. Don’t […]

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Katy Guillen & The Girls Remember What You Knew Before

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, girl blues, indie Blues, katy guillen, making a Scene, roots rock February 27, 2018

Katy Guillen & The Girls Remember What You Knew Before Vizztone Label Group Katy Guillen leads this Indie Blues/Roots Rock trio that touches on the blues but is primarily into Americana. Guillen’s guitar influences include Jimi Hendrix, while her songwriting is influenced by Patty Griffin. Having played festivals including The Montreal International Jazz Festival, they […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Sue Foley The Ice Queen

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots rock, sue foley February 21, 2018

Sue Foley The Ice Queen Stony Plain Canadian guitarist/singer Sue Foley returned to Austin, TX where she got her start as blues woman and laid down these sessions with special guests Jimmie Vaughan, Billy F. Gibbons, and Charlie Sexton. This, her 15th album, marks Foley’s debut for Stony Plains and her return as a solo […]

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Reverend Raven & The Chain Smokin’ Altar Boys Twentieth Anniversary My Life

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, My life, Reverend Raven, roots rock February 14, 2018

Reverend Raven & The Chain Smokin’ Altar Boys Twentieth Anniversary My Life Nevermore Records Reverend Raven is currently a resident of Appleton, Wisconsin. He was born and raised in Chicago and began playing guitar after seeing Freddie King at The Kinetic Theatre in 1971. He spent the rest of the seventies playing clubs on the […]

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Mick Kolassa – ‘Double Standards’

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, Blues Albums, blues cd, blues duets, blues-rock, cd reviews, Double Standards, indie Blues, indie cd review, making a Scene, mick kolassa, roots rock February 6, 2018

Mick Kolassa is a very likable guy and therefore as a musician he has acquired a lot of talented friends. When he decided to do an album of duets of blues standards to be called Double Standards, of course, he collected 12 of them to sing with him. He also recruited his buddy Jeff Jensen […]

Music on The Couch

Music on the Couch Show 403 01/08/2018

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Eric Hughes, Eric Hughes Band, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, Meet Me in Memphis, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 9, 2018

MUSIC ON THE COUCH 01/08/18 – SHOW #403 LISTEN HERE: http://tobtr.com/10401337 PREVIEW SHOW # 2 for the 34th IBC JANICE JOHNSTON Dr. Janice is a member of The Blues Foundation Board of Directors with responsibilities for The H.A.R.T. Fund (Handy Artist Relief Trust). For the last six years, Dr. Janice and her incredible volunteer staff […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

An Interview with Albert Cummings

Posted by Editor albert cummings, blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Eric Hughes, Eric Hughes Band, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, Meet Me in Memphis, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 9, 2018

HOME PAGE FACE BOOK PAGE Check out this interview with an Indie blues artist Albert Cummings on Making a Scene Albert Cummings writes, plays and sings the blues like nobody else. He has played with blues legends B.B. King, Johnny Winter, and Buddy Guy. Taken with Albert’s fire and passion bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris […]

LIVE from the Midnight Circus

LIVE from the Midnight Circus “The Voice of Indie Blues” 12/30/2017

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Eric Hughes, Eric Hughes Band, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, interview, Little G Weevil, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, Meet Me in Memphis, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 8, 2018

We are now broadcasting on DeepJams.net every Saturday from 8pm to midnight EST This IS the Voice of Indie Blues, the show that brings you the future of the blues, with artists who are creating new original music rooted in the blues. These are the innovators, not the imitators These are the Indie Blues artists.. […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

An Interview with Little G Weevil!

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Eric Hughes, Eric Hughes Band, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, interview, Little G Weevil, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, Meet Me in Memphis, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 7, 2018

HOME PAGE FACEBOOK PAGE Little G Weevil was born with a soul for adventure. Growing up in Hungary in its final years as part of the Soviet Union, young Gabor Szucs cast his eyes to the West and fell in love with American Blues. He immersed himself in the music and the culture, devouring books […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Eric Hughes Meet Me in Memphis

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Eric Hughes, Eric Hughes Band, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, Meet Me in Memphis, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 6, 2018

In Meet Me In Memphis, Eric Hughes and his band do a fabulous job of not only capturing Memphis in all its diversity but of moving smoothly from blues to blues-rock with hints of soul and country as well. Hughes and the band start out with a powerful blues rocker, “Freight Train of Pain,” just […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Jay Willie Blues Band Jay Walkin’

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 6, 2018

Jay Willie Blues Band Jay Walkin’ Zoho Music The Jay Willie Blues Band was formed in 2001 by guitarists Jay Willie and Bob Callahan; and former Johnny Winter drummer Bobby T Torello. Although based out of Newton, Connecticut they are a Texas Blues band with one foot in the traditional and the other in a […]

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Blues Radio Charts Explained!

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues radio charts, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, DIY Radio, Funk, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, live from the midnight circus, Living Blues, making a Scene, r&B, radio charts, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, Roots Music Report, roots rock January 5, 2018

Even though this article concentrates on Blues, the information on the RMR charts is relevant to all the genres and Indie Musicians the RMR Charts report on. The Blues World in particular spends a lot of time on Radio Charts. Unfortunately, many don’t understand the facts behind the charts and how they work. What makes the Living […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Ghalia & Mama’s Boys Let the Demons Out

Jim Hynes blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues-rock, cd review, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, Circus americana, david Maxwell, Funk, IBA, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, Indie Rock, internet Radio Free, jazz, live from the midnight circus, making a Scene, r&B, red clay soul, Rock, roots, roots music, roots rock, Ruf Records January 4, 2018

Ghalia & Mama’s Boys Let the Demons Out Ruf Ghalia Vauthier, the Belgian singer-songwriter/guitarist, is the newest signing for Ruf. This emerging artist from Brussels splits her time between her native country and New Orleans where she recorded this album with acclaimed harmonica band Johnny Mastro & Mama’s Boys. Ghalia has steadily built a fan […]

CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Ludmerer’s Top 50 INDIE Blues CD Reviews of 2016!

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, Best of 2016, blues, blues foundation, blues hall of fame, blues music, blues radio, blues-rock, cd reviews, celebration of Blues and Soul, IBA, independent blues awards, indie, Indie B, indie Blues, indie blues movement, making a Scene, soul December 31, 2016

Making A Scene Presents Richard Ludmerer’s TOP 50 INDIE Blues CD’s Reviewed in 2016! These are presented in no particular order because they are all THAT good! We at Making a Scene pride ourselves on our CD reviews. We just don’t give you an insightful opinion, we give you the opportunity to watch the artists we […]

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The Terry Hanck Band From Roadhouse to Your House Live

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, Funk, indie Blues, making a Scene, new Blues, RNB, Rock, soul July 13, 2016

The Terry Hanck Band From Roadhouse to Your House Live Vizztone Label Group Terry Hanck was born in Chicago in 1944. A saxophonist, singer, and songwriter Hanck was influenced by the blues and jazz of the late fifties and early sixties. Hanck moved to California and was a member of the Berkeley based Grayson Street […]

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Quinn Sullivan Midnight Highway

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, neo blues, new Blues, nu blues, quinn sullivan June 26, 2016

Quinn Sullivan Midnight Highway GBG Records Quinn Sullivan was born in New Bedford, Ma. in March of 1999. He is a blues guitar prodigy who played with Buddy Guy when Guy appeared at The Zeiterion Theater also in New Bedford; Sullivan was only eight years old. Sullivan made a guest appearance on Guy’s 2008 Grammy […]

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The Mark May Band – ‘Blues Heaven’

Rhetta Akamatsu americana, blues, Blues Heaven, blues-rock, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, Mark May, Mark May Band, neo blues, new Blues, nu blues, soul June 26, 2016

Mark May is a powerful and energetic guitarist and vocalist who, along with the Mark May Band and the Soul Satyr Horns, recently released his 6th album, Blues Heaven. He is also joined on the album by a few talented friends, such as Greg Martin (Kentucky Headhunters), Hadden Sayers, Eric Demmer (Gatemouth Brown) and Steve […]

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Guy King Truth

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues guitar, blues-rock, cd reviews, delmark records, Funk, guy king, indie Blues, making a Scene, r&B, RNB, soul March 18, 2016

Guy King Truth Delmark Records Guy King was born in Israel. He moved to the states and settled in Chicago. King joined Willie Kent’s shuffle driven blues band and served as both lead guitarist and band leader until Kent’s death in 2006. After starting his own band King played Buddy Guy’s Legends, Rosa’s Lounge and […]

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Making a Scene Gains OVER 150,000 Visits!

Richard L'Hommedieu artist interviews, cd reviews, independent musicians, indie music, making a Scene, music business, recording studio techniques March 11, 2016

That’s Right! Before our 2nd anniversary (May 1, 2016) we break through this new milestone! When we started “Making a Scene” we knew we had a great idea, but we did not think that it would take off as fast as it did. This was not something that happened without a lot of hard work […]

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Ebony Jo-Ann Save Your Love For Me

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, Ebony jo-ann, indie Blues, making a Scene, richard ludmerer, soul February 13, 2016

Ebony Jo-Ann Save Your Love For Me Independent Ebony Jo-Ann is a New York vocalist and actress with numerous television, movie and theatrical credits. She has been featured on television’s “Law and Order”, in the Adam Sandler films “Grown Ups” and “Grown Ups 2” and on Broadway in “The Sunshine Boy’s”, and “Ma Rainey’s Black […]

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Wee Willie Walker If Nothing Ever Changes

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, music, richard ludmerer, wee willie walker January 26, 2016

Wee Willie Walker If Nothing Ever Changes Little Village Foundation In 1960 Wee Willie Walker was a member of the gospel group The Redemption Harmonizers. After relocating in Minnesota he would often return to Memphis and in 1968 he recorded nine secular “sides” for Goldwax Records. Four of these were leased to Checker Records a subsidiary […]

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Rhetta’s Don’t Miss Roots Music Albums of 2015

Rhetta Akamatsu 2015 review, blues music, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots music December 28, 2015

by Rhetta Akamatsu It’s time to look back at 2015 and pick some don’t miss albums I was going to do 5 but I just couldn’t choose. So here are 10 albums every roots music lover should have in their collection, in random order. Voo Davis – Midnight Mist Voo Davis was born in Alabama […]

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Richard Ludmerer’s Top Blues Picks of 2015

Richard Ludmerer best of 2015, blues, cd reviews, indie Blues, making a Scene, richard ludmerer December 27, 2015

Our Blues Reviewer Richard Ludmerer has given us his TOP 20 Picks for 2015 (in no particular Order) .. and we wanted to share these with you all. If you click on the picture of the Cd it will take you to Richard’s Review of that CD along with other goodies! […]

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Making a Scene reaches 100,000 Visitors!!!

Richard L'Hommedieu 000 visitors, 100, artist interviews, blues, cd reviews, Funk, Indie B, indie Blues, Indie Rock, making a Scene, music business, Rock, studio techniques August 8, 2015

On May 1 2014 “Making a Scene” “The Independent Musicians Guide to Music Business” was launched with a few articles and couple of writers. Since that time we have posted over 640 articles and have reached 100,000 visitors!! Our rise was surprising even to us, It was only after 8 months that we hit the […]

CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Rod Piazza and The Mighty Flyers – Emergency Situation

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, making a Scene, richard ludmere, rod piazza, rod piazza and the mighty flyers June 20, 2014

Rod Piazza and The Mighty Flyers Emergency Situation Blind Pig Records The Mighty Flyers are the award winning Chicago styled blues band originally formed in 1980 by Rod and Honey Piazza. In 1998 Rod won the Blues Music Award for Best Instrumentalist – Harmonica. My favorite Mighty Flyer recordings are the three albums they recorded […]

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The Nighthawks – 444

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, making a Scene, the nighthawks June 9, 2014

The Nighthawks 444 EllerSoul Records The Nighthawks, one of my favorite Blues bands, were formed in 1972. In 1986 they released “Hard Living” on the Varrick label and the next year followed with “Backtrack”. Soon after these albums were released Jimmy Thackery left the band. My interest was revived again in 1996 when they recorded […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Dave Keller – Soul Changes

Richard Ludmerer blues, cd reviews, dave keller, making a Scene June 8, 2014

Dave Keller Soul Changes Tastee Tone Records I first heard Dave Keller at Michael Cloeren’s Pennsylvania Blues Festival in 2013. Dave opened the Saturday night after party in the Adventure Center. He gave an outstanding soul blues performance and then backed up the great Johnny Rawls. “Soul Changes” received a nomination for Soul Blues Album […]

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