Jeff Liberman - Celebrate The Day

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 58:06 
Size: 133,3 MB 
Label: JSL Records
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. That's Why I'm Here - 3:40
 2. Hot Blooded Woman - 3:22
 3. By Her Side - 3:32
 4. Tree - 3:08
 5. Don't Leave Me Cold - 4:30
 6. A Long Sweet Kiss - 4:10
 7. Moonlit Night - 4:50
 8. Be Your Man - 3:37
 9. Celebrate The Day - 3:34
10. Itty Bitty Ditty - 2:00
11. Maga - 3:50
12. I Love You - 3:10
13. Causal Nexus - 3:43
14. I Ain't That Way - 3:00
15. Noodle Poodle - 3:51
16. No More Lies - 4:03

Chicago born Jeff Liberman is a guitar player in the best tradition of 70s guitar Gods like Hendrix, Trower, Clapton or Zappa. The perfect mix between virtuosity and feeling with a gift for brilliant songwriting. Between 1975 and 1978, Liberman self-released three albums on his own Librah label which were some of the first private pressings to gain recognition amongst psych collectors in the 80s

Celebrate The Day

Jeff Liberman - Stream of Consciousness

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 57:11 
Size: 131,1 MB 
Label: Jsl Records
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. All the Love - 3:28
 2. I'm a Man - 2:58
 3. Into the Night - 4:33
 4. Nothing Will Be Here - 2:53
 5. A Hard Headed Woman - 3:33
 6. 3AM - 4:36
 7. There Is a Place - 4:21
 8. A Brand New Day - 5:30
 9. Stream of Consciousness - 4:59
10. Unyielding - 2:51
11. I Believe - 4:19
12. How Much I Love You - 3:04
13. Everything You Need - 3:48
14. Fun - 2:15
15. The Sky Was Very Blue - 3:56

Chicago born Jeff Liberman is a guitar player in the best tradition of ’70s guitar Gods like Hendrix, Trower, Clapton or Zappa. The perfect mix between virtuosity and feeling with a gift for brilliant songwriting. 

Stream of Consciousness

Whitey Conwell - Tales from the Backseat

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2003
Time: 45:10 
Size: 104,4 MB 
Label: Conqueroot Records
Styles: Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Tales from the Backseat - 3:24
 2. Have Your Heart Examined - 3:40
 3. Slow Train - 5:41
 4. Barefoot Rock - 2:41
 5. Wait a Minute - 3:17
 6. The Town That Love Forgot - 3:17
 7. Sweet Joleene - 3:25
 8. Holding on to Heaven - 4:45
 9. Roll With Me - 2:30
10. Deceptively Yours - 4:24
11. The Shape I'm In - 3:26
12. Pennies from Heaven - 4:35

Good well written songs. Easy listening. Worth several listens!

Tales from the Backseat

Michael Locke & The Repeat Offenders - Pleasure King!

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2012
Time: 48:11 
Size: 110,9 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Electric Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Pleasure King -  4:39
 2. Too Many Cooks -  7:30
 3. I Get Evil -  5:00
 4. Honky Tonk -  8:31
 5. You Done Lost Your Good Thing - 15:09
 6. Sick And Tired -  7:20

Michael Locke was raised in South Florida and began playing guitar when he was seven. Michael’s father was a jazz aficionado and saturated Michael with the genius of artists such as Lester Young, Count Basie, Sonny Rollins, Coleman Hawkins, Joe Pass, Wes Montgomery, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Sonny Stitt and, Michael’s mentors – Ira Sullivan and Joe Diorio. Michael attended the University of Miami, majoring in Jazz Guitar. But then he heard the Blues! He found that in Blues music he could completely and freely express himself. He moved to San Francisco in the early 90’s and fell under the tutelage of his now close friend and longtime bluesman, Johnny Nitro. Thanks to Johnny’s encouragement, Michael developed his own style and set off on his own to front an electric blues trio. Michael has played his blistering yet soulful guitar from coast to coast. He has performed with or opened for the likes of BB King, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, W.C. Clark, CoCo Montoya, Sonny Rhodes, Walter Trout, Ben E. King, Del Shannon, Little Anthony, Jimmy Johnson, Otis Rush and Chuck Berry. Michael now calls Southwest Ohio his home and continues to receive praise as one of the premier blues guitarists in the area.

Pleasure King !

Gugun Blues Shelter - Set My Soul On Fire

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2009
Time: 51:08 
Size: 117,3 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Rock/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Follow The Step - 4:09
 2. Funk #1 - 5:12
 3. Give Your Love - 3:37
 4. Kandas - 3:57
 5. On The Road - 4:52
 6. Putus Cinta - 4:05
 7. Rusty Man - 4:51
 8. Satu Untuk Berbabi - 3:40
 9. She Don't Need Romancing - 3:54
10. Soul On Fire - 4:01
11. When I See You Again - 4:13
12. Whiskey Woman - 4:30

Previously called the Bluesbug, Gugun Blues Shelter is an Indonesian blues power trio that is a breath of fresh air in the seemingly dying Asian blues scene these days. Influenced by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bettie Davies, and Led Zeppelin among others, the band forced many music fans to take notice of its powerful, flawless genre-crossing blend of blues that incorporate influences from rock, funk, and soul. With the success of their debut album “Get the Bug” (2004), they knew they had to deliever with their second album “Turn it On” (2007) and deliver they did. The album was voted as one of the best Indonesian albums of 2007 by Rolling Stone, voted the number one blues album of the year with Gugun voted as the best blues guitarist in Asia by MTV Trax magazine. After very successful UK tours in 2008 and 2009, they returned home to record the album "Set My Soul On Fire" and the self-titled "Gugun Blues Shelter" in March 2010.

Set My Soul On Fire

Lone Crow Rebellion - Ain't No Shame

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 40:58 
Size: 94,2 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. No Shame - 4:33
 2. Mr  Blackbird - 3:54
 3. Demon Alcohol Blues - 3:49
 4. Brand New Day - 3:58
 5. Winter Blues - 3:36
 6. Memphis Calling - 3:32
 7. Roll - 3:17
 8. If Love Should Find You - 3:07
 9. High Road Blues - 4:20
10. Peace - 6:48

LONE CROW REBELLION IS A Blues-Rock band influenced by the many styles of Blues, Southern Grooves & Americana music.

Ain't No Shame

Jamie Thyer - Excelsior

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 36:53 
Size: 85,2 MB 
Label: Road Dog 
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Aces and Eights - 4:02
 2. Blodwyn - 3:16
 3. Meadow Stone - 3:39
 4. Split Diamond - 2:51
 5. Manacle Alley - 3:09
 6. Dangerous Vision - 3:48
 7. The Cat That Walks by Themself - 4:03
 8. Nova - 3:58
 9. Mr.Make Believe - 3:23
10. Uno Mas - 4:39

In the winter months of 1994, guitarist JAMIE THYER took time out from playing on demonstrations for Marshall amplification and Rotosound strings. He began writing and rehearsing with a rhythm section under the ironic name of THE WORRIED MEN. Initially, they considered that the originality of their style and direction would place them on the outer peripheries of fashion motivated rock music, yet, because of their ability to entertain and not merely play, enthusiastic audiences, promoters and even record companies swiftly disproved this! Their live album Fear and Loathing at the Wünder Bar was recommended by Venue and AWOL magazines, and despite a lack of formal promotion, their local gigs attracted an avalanche of press and an ever-growing mailing list. As a direct result of this, THE WORRIED MEN embarked on a relentless succession of nationwide dates, averaging around four or five gigs per week at such venues as NOTTINGHAM ROCK CITY, London's famous MARQUEE CLUB, etc, alongside some of the worlds leading rock and blues musicians, including ROBIN TROWER, CHICKEN SHACK, WILKO JOHNSON, ROBERT CRAY, JEFFERSON STARSHIP, besides many others - always to an overwhelming reception. (Partly due to the practice of constantly adding to their repertoire, thereby ensuing no two shows are the same). It seemed as though a tired and jaded rock scene needed their fresh approach! THE WORRIED MEN continue touring around England and Ireland, often seen in the company of PETER GREEN, JOHNNY WINTER, NINE BELOW ZERO, WALTER TROUT, etc. Recently, Jamie was invited to join forces with MOTT THE HOOPLE'S VERDEN ALLEN on an adventure which produced the album Love You and Leave You (Angel Air Records), taking in many gigs at top venues, BBC radio broadcasts and an opportunity to headline the main stage at Cambridge Rock Festival; each episode earning Jamie much praise, much press and many plaudits. With their new album set for release, a bulging diary and loyal supporters, there's every reason for JAMIE THYER to look forward to a future that's golden with promise!

Excelsior

Jeff Crusan - If My Tears Could Turn to Pennies

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 71:10 
Size: 163,1 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Cherry Blossom Way -  3:21
 2. Truth -  8:13
 3. Facing Moment -  9:32
 4. A Part of Me Still Loves You -  8:01
 5. If My Tears Could Turn to Pennies -  8:48
 6. Midnight Wanderer - 10:12
 7. The Revelation -  9:24
 8. Renewal - 13:36

Walled Lake teen guitarist wins contest to play alongside his musical idol Joe Bonamassa/
A teen from Walled Lake recently won a guitar contest and got a chance to meet his musical idol. Jeff Crusan jams away on his guitar but he wasn’t always interested in this instrument. His grandfather bought him a guitar when he was 7 years old. Jeff took only a few lessons before he thought it was not for him. “When I’m about 12, grandpa brings an electric guitar with a little amp in from a garage sale,” he said. Jeff taught himself how to play. He had some musical influences, but guitarist Joe Bonamassa is one of his favorites/

If My Tears Could Turn to Pennies

Charles Tuberville - Somethin' In The Water

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2019
Time: 39:49 
Size: 91,8 MB 
Label: Tulsa Blues Project
Styles: Tulsa Blues/Contemporary Electric Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Something In The Water - 3:03
 2. Went Down Hard - 3:04
 3. Dreamin' About Your Love - 3:19
 4. Bumble Bee - 3:10
 5. Fine By Me - 3:30
 6. Kitty Kat - 3:31
 7. Howlin' Boogie - 2:57
 8. Listen To Your Woman - 3:29
 9. Lucinda - 3:40
10. Rockin' On The River - 3:20
11. Soul Traveler - 3:38
12. Things To Do - 3:05

What distinguishes Tulsa blues/Tulsa sound from, say, Chicago or Texas blues? For one thing, it’s a combination of rockabilly, country, R&R, and blues sounds from the late 1950s and early ‘60s. Originating in its characteristic city in the second half of the twentieth century, its pioneers include JJ Cale, Leon Russell, Elvin Bishop, and Eric Clapton. Charles Tuberville proudly promulgates the tradition on his new album, Somethin’ in the Water. Featuring twelve original tracks, it takes you down the railroad line (check the cover art) to a laid-back, easygoing way of life and musical style. The energy here is low-to-mid-key, suitable for comfy house parties where the volume on one’s speakers need not be turned up to 11. Out of myriad musicians who strive to make a name for themselves, few are lucky enough to share the stage with genre icons. Charles has been fortunate enough to do this with Leon Russell, Freddie King, Bobby Keys, Johnny Winter, Delbert McClinton, B.B. King and many others. On this album, produced by Walt Richmond (JJ Cale, Bonnie Raitt, Eric Clapton), he is joined by Tulsa legend Rockin’ Jimmy Byfield and Casey Van Beek from Bill Medley and The Tractors. Other featured co-performers are Jimmy Markham and David Berntson on harmonica; bassists Alan Ransom and Jimmy Strader; David Busey on piano, and Steve Hickerson on guitars for “Listen To Your Woman.” Tuberville himself stars on guitar, bass and vocals. The title track makes its grand entrance first: a relaxed, loping love song about being in a certain mood. Then comes “Went Down Hard,” featuring a terrific slide guitar intro and Joe Walsh vibes. Stomp your feet and savor the shredder solos. It’s so good it could have been the opener. “Dreamin’ About Your Love” features perky piano and slight New Orleans spice mixed in with the Tulsa flavor. 1950’s influences are the clearest on this number. Number Four, “Bumble Bee,” should come with a trigger warning for those who hate the pesky sound of said insects. It’s funny and relatable, especially in the summer. Another highlight is “Howlin’ Boogie,” a surefire sing-along hit. David Berntson’s harmonica is especially catchy, as is David Busey’s piano on “Lucinda.” The latter song is reminiscent of the tracks of The Tractors, a ‘90’s Tulsa sensation. For those who’d like to slip into a slower, more atmospheric groove, “Soul Traveler” fits the bill. One can imagine it featured in an indie film or Miami Vice episode. It’s also a nice slow-dance. “Things to Do” is a boogie for busy people. If your morning coffee can’t wake you, try this. Somethin’ in the Water is a commendable showcase of Tulsa blues by a veteran of the scene!

Somethin' In The Water

Kingsley Durant - Point Of Reference

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 56:36 
Size: 133,2 MB 
Label: Zen Diagram Records
Styles: Jazz/Funk/Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Slanky - 5:17
 2. Come Upstairs - 5:30
 3. Bay Of Funky - 4:35
 4. First To Go On - 5:56
 5. Bloomfield - 5:38
 6. Plugged In - 6:16
 7. Ancestral Shadows - 4:17
 8. Tell Me Some Good News - 5:45
 9. Give Her My Regrets - 5:57
10. Never The 'Twain - 7:19

It became increasingly clear to Durant that he should document his music in the form of a new record. He simply needed the right opportunity and the musicians to make the record he envisioned. In January 2020, the new record, Point of Reference, will see its official release. With his brother Jon producing, Durant put together a band of musicians with serious professional chops. Steve Hunt and Baron Browne, who Durant first met in the early 1980s via guitarist Randy Roos, are seasoned veterans with resumes that include recordings and tours with Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham, and Jean-Luc Ponty, as well as lengthy associations with Allan Holdsworth (Hunt) and Steve Smith’s Vital Information (Browne). Drummer Vinny Sabatino is a longtime friend and musical partner of Jon’s and has played with Browne in the well-regarded Boston-area band Night Shift for nearly twenty years. Their shared history gave them just what Durant was seeking. The chemistry, he says, is “palpable thanks to our common reference points.” When asked after a session to describe the music, Jon enthused, “It’s what Steely Dan would sound like if they did an instrumental record in 1975.”

Point Of Reference

Little Whitt & Big Bo - Moody Swamp Blues

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1995
Time: 46:44 
Size: 107,9 MB 
Label: Little Whitt & Big Bo
Styles: Blues
Art: Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Walking Blues - 3:56
 2. Can't Be Satisfied - 3:44
 3. Mean Old World - 4:46
 4. Shady Grove - 2:59
 5. Overseas Blues - 4:05
 6. Moody Swamp Blues - 1:59
 7. Silver-Tailed Bird - 4:45
 8. The Burning - 4:52
 9. I Got A Woman - 5:12
10. You Go Your Way - 4:12
11. Sweet Home Chicago - 3:47
12. Two Trains Running - 2:21

This recording of "Little Whitt" Wells and "Big Bo" McGee is their first one, and it's about time! They have played for over 50 years. Whitt and Bo are the two of the last real Alabama bluesmen still performing for house parties, fish fries, and family reunions all over the state. Often in America, this kind of "hidden" talent never gets discovered. If you head south out of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and go down Moody Swamp Road, you might see Little Whitt out in his yard entertaining a group of his many friends. They like to get together and listen to the blues on the weekend and, as Whitt puts it, "see who can tell the biggest lie." "Big Bo" is a mountain of a man who lives down the road a piece near Eutaw. You'll see him out on his front porch in his rocking chair, occasionally waving to his friends who pass by on the road. He is well known around Alabama as one of the most powerful singers in the state. His sensitive harp work meshes beautifully with Little Whitt's guitar playing. Together, Whitt and Bo can conjure up the real stuff. Whitt and Bo are retired now and ready to leave home and take to the road for the first time in their lives. In the spring of '95 they toured six countries in Europe for over two months (Little Whitt had never even been to the state capital in Montgomery!). Vent Records goal is to expose the many unknown blues talents of our state to the rest of the world. This CD is representative of the type of music Vent Records hopes to produce for your enjoyment. In our opinion, Little Whitt and Bo are national treasures. We don't intend to let them, or others like them, go to their graves unrecorded or unappreciated. Mississippi is just next door to Alabama and gets the spotlight for being a "Mecca" of real blues. But a state line doesn't stop the blues from crossing, so check out what's happening in Alabama and at Vent Records. You'll be surprised by what you find! -- Michael McCracken

Moody Swamp Blues

Pat O'Bryan And Friends - Boomer's Last Stand

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 40:02 
Size: 92,8 MB 
Label: Texas Blues Syndicate
Styles: Texas Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 
 

Tracks Listing:

1. Tell Me The Truth - 4:25
 2. Life During Plague Time - 3:45
 3. Chicago - 4:49
 4. She Looks Just Like You - 3:02
 5. Satisfied - 4:12
 6. Burn It Down - 4:30
 7. (D'ya Evah) Feel Like That ? - 4:09
 8. Nikki Put The Knife Down - 2:56
 9. In My Arms Again - 4:39
10. Shut The Fuck Up (NSFW) - 3:29

All original Blues Rock written and recorded with a rockin' all-star band during the pandemic of 2020. Carolyn Wonderland, of John Mayall's band guests, along with Beppe Facchetti, of the Italian Blues stars "SuperDownhome." European blues diva, Elizabeth Lee provides vocals on "Satisfied," and other BG harmonies. Pat wrote and recorded this album in the kitchen of his solar powered off-the-grid cabin near Terlingua, Texas, and then shipped files all over the world from Italy to Austin so the guest stars could add their parts.

Boomer's Last Stand

The Russ Tippins Electric Band - Electrickery

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2010
Time: 46:12 
Size: 106,3 MB 
Label: Arty Music
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Freedom - 3:28
 2. Little Josephine - 3:35
 3. Comeuppance - 5:19
 4. She's Gone - 6:32
 5. Number Thirteen - 3:38
 6. This Building's On Fire - 3:06
 7. Chuck It - 4:07
 8. Electrickery - 5:57
 9. Lawrence - 6:17
10. Indy Boogie - 4:08

Here's a rocking debut release that will appeal to all lovers of the `power trio' . . . The Russ Tippins Electric Band, who, on "Electrickery" deliver ten tracks, all original, bar one Jimi Hendrix cover; actually make that 11 tracks, with a hidden gem at the end of `pedal to the floor' blues rock, that has already gained the band a most favourable review in "Classic Rock" magazine. The band comprises of Russ Tippins himself on guitar and vocals, and the thundering rhythm section of John Dawson (bass) and Ian Halford (drums), who have played together for five years in two different outfits. This looks like a well-organised outfit, from fine production of the music (recorded at Cluny Studios in Newcastle). The band have yet to strike out from their native North East, being a rock band in a blues band world, but they finding gigs outside of their home turf. Kicking off, a blazing cover of a rare Jimi Hendrix gem, "Freedom", admirably very well done here. The rest of the songs are all written by Russ Tippins, starting with the SRV-influenced driving blues rocker "Little Josephine", fired by his expressive voice, blistering soloing and the top rhythm section. "Comeuppance" has a deceptively gentle intro before this slide-driven rocker kicks into life, with the pace genuinely taken down on the lovely "She's Gone" with some very tasteful licks from Tippins on this ballad. "Number Thirteen" rocks hard and would sit easily in the British classic rock field; the following "This Building's On Fire" is a breakneck boogie with some delicious guitar playing, and is already a favourite, being absolutely belting live! "Chuck It" is a mid-tempo rocker, which is followed by the title cut, "Electrickery", a pure showcase for Russ Tippins guitar work, marrying Allman with Santana sounds and which rides along on a nice groove. The listed closing "Indy Boogie", with what sounds like a snatch of AC/DC thrown in for good measure, is a fitting rocking closer to a most enjoyable release, with a `hidden' bonus track, a rousing cover of Led Zeppelin's "The Lemon Song", proving you can take the boy out the Led Zepp tribute, but not the Led Zepp out the boy.

Electrickery

Tony Spinner - Love Is The Answer

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 47:14 
Size: 108,4 MB 
Label: Grooveyard Records
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Full 
 

Tracks Listing:

1. Same As It Ever Was - 4:56
 2. Dizzy - 3:47
 3. Pony Ride - 3:18
 4. Someone To Bring Me Love - 4:48
 5. Ufo - 3:44
 6. Caroline - 2:59
 7. Love Is The Answer - 3:22
 8. True Love - 2:56
 9. Honey Doll - 3:28
10. Chun-Key - 3:01
11. Big River - 7:32
12. I Gotta Go - 3:19

Outstanding, tenth solo disc by this excellent Blues/Rock Axeslinger  from Jonesboro, Arkansas featuring 12 tracks of awesome, dynamic, soul-powered, retrofied, blues-based guitar rock mojo that lands solid with endless amounts of musical strenth, depth and maturity. From start to finish, “Love Is the Answer” is an essential, highly enjoyable, way-kool, Tony Spinner disc on Grooveyard Records that rocks the blues and shines brite with talent & excellence.  Tony Spinner is an authentic, legit, modern day guitar hero who speaks the six string truth; a bonafide, all natural “Old School” guitar rocker with soulful vocals who is heavily inspired and influlenced by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, Billy Gibbons and a host of countless other excellent glassic guitarists who wrote the book of rock. Having recorded and toured for many years with TOTO, Paul Gilbert & Pat Travers to  name a few, Tony Spinner is a seasoned, world-class, professional musician who was born to rock & has devoted his life to musical passion. Despite the troubled world we live in today, Tony Spinner has risen above to create & produce one of his strongest, most focused discs to date in the form of “Love Is The Answer” which sends out positive energy & vibe into the world with his music. Recorded in 2020 with his long-time rhythm setion of Michel Mulder on bass and Alex Steier on drums from Holland who are both excellent, rock solid, seasoned musical brothers that lock in & lay down righteous grooves for Spinner to strut his good down home mojo. There is a ton of musical love, respect and admiration in the room which can be felt through the music on this disc. The true message from Tony Spinner is clear & pure like a warm summer breeze flowing through the air; the power of music universally brings us together and that ultimately “Love Is The Answer”. – Joe Romagnola  • Grooveyard Records

Love Is The Answer

Jacopo Pausa - My Favourite Colour Is Blues

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2020
Time: 36:46 
Size: 84,9 MB 
Label: Self Released
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. I Can't Take No More - 4:49
 2. Out Of Trend - 3:21
 3. So Blue - 3:33
 4. Dear Money - 4:19
 5. The Meanest Boys In Town - 3:07
 6. My Blue Little Girl - 4:07
 7. Yourvech Town - 3:14
 8. Magnetic Systems - 3:57
 9. Just A Soul - 2:51
10. Giorgizzu - 3:24

"My Favorite Color Is Blues" is Jacopo Pausa's second self-produced album available from 12 December in all digital stores and in CD format.
The record is heavily influenced (as well as, as usual, by Mark Knopfler) by blues artists such as Charlie Musselwhite, Alber Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, BB King and others ...
The disc is a collection of 10 songs that are quite attributable to the blues-rock genre, even if the blues in this album is precisely a "color" as the fundamental element that enriched the artist's way of playing and writing, in few words his greatest influence for songwriting. He sang and played all instruments (guitar, bass, harmonica and keyboards) except the MIDI drums written on the PC.

My Favorite Color Is Blues