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| James Harman Liquor Parking |
| James Harman Liquor Parking Bigtone Records James Harman’s Icehouse Blues Band had played alongside Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Albert King, Lowell Fulsom, Big Joe Turner, Freddie… |
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| Randy Lewis Brown Red Crow |
| Randy Lewis Brown Red Crow Berkalin Randy Lewis Brown is another in the gifted group of Texas singer-songwriters full of poetic flair and engaging narratives. Red Crow is collection of… |
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| Darrin Bradbury Talking Dogs and Atom Bombs |
| Darrin Bradbury Talking Dogs & Atom Bombs Anti This is the witty Darrin Bradbury’s debut for Anti Records. His rhymes and keen observations may remind some of John Prine or… |
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| Jacqui Brown Love, Love, Love |
| Jacqui Brown Love, Love, Love Woodward Avenue At first this was puzzling. The brunette with the hat on the cover and inside jacket signaled country music but the label, Woodward… |
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| Big Beat Sounds Good, Feels Good |
| Big Beat Sounds Good, Feels Good Self-released Jazz education is thriving in many fine colleges and universities these days. In fact, there are so many talented players coming on the… |
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| Toronzo Cannon and The Chicago Way The Preacher, The Politician or The Pimp |
| Toronzo Cannon and The Chicago Way The Preacher, The Politician or The Pimp Alligator Records Chicago's Toronzo Cannon was born on the southside in 1968. As a youngster he would… |
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| Bill Scorzari Now I'm Free |
| Bill Scorzari Now I'm Free There are poets, there are songwriters, there are painters of fine art, and there's Bill Scorzari. The new album, Now I'm Free is a bold… |
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| Alice Peacock Minnesota |
| Alice Peacock Minnesota Self-released Alice Peacock had four highly acclaimed singer-songwriter albums beginning in 2000 and extending until her last studio album, 2009’s Love Remains. Much has changed since. She’s… |
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| Giles Robson Don’t Give Up On The Blues |
| Giles Robson Don’t Give Up On The Blues American Showplace Music Giles Robson has been called “England’s new blues harmonica hero”. After releasing his third album in 2016 Robson got… |
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| Hiss Golden Messenger Terms of Surrender |
| Hiss Golden Messenger Terms of Surrender Merge Terms of Surrender is the eighth album for Hiss Golden Messenger (HGM) in their storied career, now over a decade long. HGM has… |
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| Rick Estrin and The Nightcats Contemporary |
| Rick Estrin & The Nightcats Contemporary Alligator Records For over thirty years Rick Estrin was the front man for Little Charlie & The Nightcats. During the time with them he… |
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| Paula Harris Speakeasy |
| Paula Harris Speakeasy Paula Harris is the sort of vocalist you would expect to find, in fact, in a classic speakeasy or in a ritzy nightclub. Her voice is full… |
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| The McNaMarr Project Holla & Moan |
| The McNaMarr Project Holla & Moan Bahool For over ten years now Australian soul/blues vocalist Andrea Marr has stacked up awards and recognition as has fellow Aussie guitarist-singer/songwriter John McNamara.… |
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| Kenyatta Beasley Septet Frank Foster Songbook |
| Kenyatta Beasley Septet Frank Foster Songbook Sony/The Orchard Trumpeter Kenyatta Beasley leads an explosive session with his septet, through the compositions of renowned saxophonist, the late Frank Foster, Beasley’s mentor.… |
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| Tad Robinson Real Street |
| Tad Robinson Real Street Severn Records Tad Robinson is a Brooklyn born harp player and blue eyed soul singer. He moved to Chicago in 1985 to learn from the masters. … |
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| Lisa Rich Highwire |
| Lisa Rich Highwire Tritone This is vocalist Lisa Rich’s third album, coming now a mere 32 years later, recently remixed and released for the first time. Yes, there’s a story… |
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| The Paul DesLauriers Band Bounce |
| The Paul DesLauriers Band Bounce Vizztone Label Group Paul DesLauriers has long been thought of as a great guitarist and able vocalist. He played with the Canadian band “Black Cat… |
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| Ward Hayden and The Outliers Can't Judge a Book |
| Ward Hayden and The Outliers release their newest album Can’t Judge A Book on September 6, 2019. |
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