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By Nick Cristiano He carries an analog nickname in a digital world. But with Eli “Paperboy” Reed, it’s no affectation. To use the cliché, the 40-year-old Massachusetts-reared artist born Eli Husock walks it like he talks it. Early on he [Continue]
Review: Joe Bonamassa Blues Deluxe Vol. 2 By Stephen Guppy For Joe Bonamassa, the UK “guitar gods” of the sixties were the gateway drug that led him to develop a passion for the blues. He cites hearing John Mayall & [Continue]
Review: The Dig 3 ‘Damn the Rent’ By Jim Hynes There are still a handful of traditional blues bands who haven’t succumbed to the blues-rock approach. It’s refreshing when we hear the “real stuff.” Welcome back Dig 3, an elite [Continue]
Review: Black Stone Cherry 'Screamin' At The Sky' By Marc Dorian Kentucky hard rockers Black Stone Cherry are back in action, and they're bringing the thunder with their eighth studio album, 'Screamin' At The Sky,' scheduled to drop on September [Continue]
Photo: Jean Frank Photography Review: Jason Ricci and the Bad Kind: Behind the Veil By Stephen Guppy There’s something mythic and magical about the blues harmonica. Like the legends of the Delta, you can pull that tin sandwich [Continue]
