Blues auf Telarc

Eddie Burns

Snake Eyes

Eddie Burns and John Lee Hooker became fast friends when they met in 1948, and remained so until Hooker passed away recently. Burns backed Hooker at Chess Records in 1965 playing on Hook's classic The Rea…

Barrelhouse B Mcfarland

Alton Blues

In February 1957, Bob Koester wrote in his newsletter, The Jazz Report, that recent rediscoveries of legendary artists Big Joe Williams and Rufus "Speckled Red" Perryman gave information on other forgotte…

From Mississippi To Chicago

Big George Brock

Heavyweight Blues

60th Anniversary-Blues

Piney Brown & Eddie Ma

Hoot And Holler Saturda

The foundation of Rhythm & Blues was set during the war years. Big bands were stripped-down to smaller horn lead combos driven by a jumping rhythm section tailor-made for dancing. In this setting the Blue…

Rogue Johnsen

Way Back

Chris Larose

Switchblade Blues

K.M. Williams

Blind Willie's Hymns

Hazel Band Miller

Coming To You Live From Kuvo

Kharmacists

Schizophonic

Carpenter Ants

Picnic With The Lord

Blues Savant

Blues Savant

Peaches & Crime

Great Display

Michael Mcintire

Back To Current River

Star Barefoot Walker

Early Recordings

Motu

Get Up & Dance

Dan Waltz

Slippin Away

Mitzi Cowell

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