T-Bone Walker may have been the first true hero of modern electric blues, but he stood upon the shoulders of jazz and blues ...

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An honest and deeply personal body of work that pieces together Bailey’s life story with clarity, empowerment and hard-earned ...

Los Angeles six-piece The Sophs have ridden a wave of notoriety ever since signing to Rough Trade Records on the strength of ...

Pauel listened, and now his four-piece blues band, Rino, will represent Arizona at the 2026 International Blues Challenge in ...

Chris Rea was massive in the late-80s and early-90s, often pigeonholed as the kind of musician enjoyed by people who couldn’t ...

James Jamerson was the unsung hero of Motown, and his work on "Ain’t No Mountain High Enough" is pure magic. While the ...

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Noura Mint Seymali was born into one of Mauritania's most important musical families. Her father, Seymali, is a Moorish ...

Third Man Records has revealed Jimi Hendrix Valley Of Jams 1969-1970 as the latest Vault release, documenting a crucial era of improvisational studio recordings.