Albums
 No stronger three of a kind ever existed than the three Kings of the blues, B.B., Albert, and Freddie King. Related not by blood but by the heart and soul of the blues, together they innovated much... |
 Indigenous featuring Mato Nanji "Time Is Coming" is a mix of the best elements of past Indigenous CD’s with more rootsy influences from artists like Jr. Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside. Hot on the heels... |
 Inspired by Cream, Mountain, and Jimi Hendrix, Mike Onesko's Blindside Blues Band forges ahead with its own energy-charged take on rock 'n blues. With help from Aynsley Dunbar (Journey,... |
 “Transformation” is the next logical step in this prolific artist’s career as it is deeply centered in the blues but played with the edge and aggression of a young guitar hero. |
 On this new guitar-drenched compilation from Blues Bureau International, revered blues/rock guitarist Pat Travers delivers a smokin? set of power blues rock including high energy covers and soul... |
 Craig's third album reveals his penchant for funky Hendrix-like grooves and phenomenal blues chops that put him on a par with the greatest Rock/Blues players in the world.
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 Vanishing Americans combines the best elements of past Indigenous CD s, with some rootsy influences from artists like Jr. Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside yet retaining the retro blues rock edge of... |
 Duarte's new CD "Vantage Point" is poised to surpass the expectations of his loyal fan base as it features Duarte's best work in the context of high energy blues rock contains moments that bring to... |
 This significant recording shows Marc's strength as a singer/songwriter, fueled by large doses of his phenomenal guitar work that brings to mind such masters as Clapton, Hendrix and Beck. Ford is... |
 This is the third progressive blues record from Scott Henderson and follows in the tradition of his first two critically acclaimed blues records for Mesa Bluemoon. Henderson is known throughout the... |