The latest album reviews from Rock & Blues Muse. Read our extensive new release reviews from rock and blues artists and bands.
Review: Mark Knopfler 'One Deep River' By Hal Horowitz It has been thirty three years since Dire Straits’ final album, and twenty eight after that band’s frontman/singer/songwriter and world-class guitarist Mark Knopfler’s debut solo effort. He now has more titles [Continue]
Review: Canned Heat 'Finyl Vinyl' By Jim Hynes It is rather astonishing that Canned Heat, a blues band that peaked in the early seventies, is still enduring. The last surviving original member drummer Fito De la Parra gets credit for [Continue]
Review: John Primer & Bob Corritore 'Crawlin’ Kingsnake' By Jim Hynes It’s getting increasingly harder to hear traditional, real deal blues these days, but fortunately lifelong blues purists, John Primer and Bob Corritore bring us their fourth collaborative effort with [Continue]
photo: Leo Ahmed Review: Eric Bibb 'Live at the Scala Theatre Stockholm' By Jim Hynes Eric Bibb’s smooth vocal delivery and comforting folk blues somewhat buffer the socio-political messages he imparts. Not a single note or vocal is [Continue]
Review: Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams 'All This Time' By Hal Horowitz Any roots musician would be envious of multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell’s resume. Veteran (seven years!) guitarist for Bob Dylan, band leader for Levon Helm and organizer/musical director of his [Continue]
