The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Ringo Starr ‘Look Up’ By Hal Horowitz Despite The Beatles’ eclecticism that combined, rock, soul, pop, folk and even classical influences into songs the world will be singing long after we’re gone, country music was never a major influence. [Continue]
Review: Dom Martin ‘Buried Alive’ By Hal Horowitz If you hear traces of Rory Gallagher or Gary Moore in the guitar playing of Irish blues rocker Dom Martin, that’s no accident. Growing up in Ireland, those Irish guitar icons were [Continue]
Review: Lucinda Williams ‘Lucinda Williams Sings the Beatles from Abbey Road’ By Hal Horowitz Fans of Americana singer/songwriting icon Lucinda Williams are likely familiar with Lu’s Jukebox. It’s the ongoing series of tribute albums from artists that have most influenced [Continue]
Review: The Rolling Stones ‘Welcome to Shepherd’s Bush’ By Hal Horowitz “We’re going to carry on into the unknown further and further,” muses Mick Jagger after performing “Brand New Car,” a relative obscurity in the Rolling Stones’ extensive catalog. That, [Continue]
Review: Various Artists ‘Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival 2023’ By Hal Horowitz “Phew” is the word many will utter when perusing the contents of this extensive set, with over six hours of music, chronicling two days of Eric Clapton’s ongoing [Continue]
