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Review: The Black Keys 'Ohio Players' By Hal Horowitz The clever double-entendre title of The Black Keys’ 12th studio release Ohio Players reflects the state where they began while celebrating one of its most legendary soul bands. Those wondering if [Continue]
Review: Cedric Burnside 'Hill Country Love' By Jim Hynes Grammy winning torch bearer of Mississippi Hill Country Blues, Cedric Burnside, pens a personal heartfelt love letter to his roots and home on his new album Hill Country Love. With Burnside [Continue]
Review: Nick Gravenites 'Rogue Blues' By Jim Hynes The distinctive voice of the Butterfield Blues Band and the Electric Flag, Nick Gravenites, returns with a solo album, Rogue Blues, his first in eight years. These are songs that Gravenites liked [Continue]
Review: Gary Clark Jr. 'JPEG RAW' By Hal Horowitz Gary Clark Jr. has never been a traditional blues artist but has found success with fans of that genre and drawn others in who may not have been. The Austin born [Continue]
Review: Sue Foley 'One Guitar Woman' A Tribute to the Female Pioneers of Guitar By Hal Horowitz Anyone wondering what direction blues guitarist Sue Foley is going on this, her 13th album, only has to look at its sprawling title/subtitle. [Continue]
