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понедельник, 10 августа 2026 г.

The Rabble Rousers Band - Hot Rod Club - The Originals

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2005
Time:31:51 
Size:74,0 MB 
Label:Rabble On Records 
Styles:Blues/Rockin`Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Travelin' Blues - 4:57
 2. Got Me a Ticket - 6:37
 3. Love Reaction - 4:03
 4. Cold Wind Blowin' - 5:16
 5. Two Cents Short - 3:40
 6. Cause I Think I'm Going Down - 3:55
 7. Hot Roddin' Little Momma - 3:21

Hot Rod Club - The Originals' is a 7 song limited release fan club EP. It is a follow up release to the bands first full length retail release, titled 'Live In Chicago'. This EP contains a collection of the bands original recordings and 1 additional song, 'Hot Roddin' Little Momma'. The tracks on this recording display the band's self proclaimed 'HOT RODDIN' ROCK N' BLUES' style of music that is bursting with high octane energy and fuel injected fun. 

The Distant South - Map Of My Life

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:42:26 
Size:98,1 MB 
Label:Norm Pickles Records 
Styles:Aussie:-Rock/Blues/Country/Soul 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Losing Myself (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 4:21
 2. Broke Down Cars - 3:29
 3. Mothers Day (feat. Gretta Ziller) - 4:36
 4. All that I've got - 4:17
 5. I just want to be your friend (feat. Gretta Ziller) - 3:55
 6. Map of my Life - 4:21
 7. Needed like that (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 5:45
 8. Survivor - 3:40
 9. Time and Money (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 4:27
10. Shotgun Seat - 3:30

Musicians:
Nick Howells - Guitar, Vocals;
Richard Prior - Electric Guitar;
Ben Franz - Pedal Steel;
Brad Partridge - Bass Guitar;
Peter Folino - Banjo;
Tim Neal - Hammond organ;
Jack Meredith - Harmonica;
John Otis - Drums;
Kylie Auldist - Backing Vocals:
Gretta Ziller - Backing Vocals.

The Distant South, formed in 2020 by Singer/Songwriter Nick Howells - have been steadily carving out a reputation in the Melbourne Music scene as a dynamic musical outfit offering a unique take on the Alt-Country genre. The song writing is honest, confessional, raw, and instantly relatable. Blending the sounds of Country, Folk, Blues, and Soul, The Distant South channel tales of the human condition into captivating performances that are both melancholic and uplifting. With two EPs and a full-length album already behind them, The Distant South spent 2025 performing, writing and recording. In 2025, The Distant South recorded their Sophomore Album - which is to be released in August 2026.  Recorded at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms by Myles Mumford and mastered by Rick O’Neil - this album includes guest performances from Kylie Auldist, Gretta Ziller, Tim Neal, Ben Franz and Jack Meredith. This new record offers a notable progression in songwriting, style and musical performance, introducing elements of Blues, Soul and Rock - whilst still remaining undeniably Country Music.Australian musical group The Distant South has released their second full-length studio album, Map Of My Life. The new record marks a significant evolution in the band's trajectory, showcasing refined songwriting, stylistic growth, and enhanced musical performance. While remaining firmly anchored in traditional country, the project broadens its sonic foundation by seamlessly blending elements of blues, soul, and rock. Recorded at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms by Myles Mumford and mastered by Rick O’Neil, the album features guest contributions from Kylie Auldist, Gretta Ziller, Tim Neal, Ben Franz, and Jack Meredith.

Big Jim Slade - Plant Life

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1997
Time:45:20 
Size:104,5 MB 
Label:Gokaw Records 
Styles:Rock/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Plant Life - 3:26
 2. Salvation - 2:55
 3. A Long Sleep - 5:14
 4. Empty Eyes - 3:37
 5. Until Now - 3:58
 6. Dust of Myself - 5:11
 7. Long May You Suffer - 5:09
 8. It's All Over - 4:09
 9. Leavin' Naked - 3:40
10. Warm - 4:03
11. Run - 3:54

Big riffs, harmony vocals, and finger-lickin good melodies. This be Big Jim Slade. Believe it or not, all four members of Big Jim Slade have known each other since before they could sprout a whisker.
Chris and Clay grew up together in Paducah, KY cruising in Clay's Camaro, listening to KISS, Cheap Trick, Rush, and all things rock, while making their own in the garage. Meanwhile, Rob and Jon were 20 minutes down the road in Benton, KY watching "Live at El Mocambo" most every night, blasting Metallica cassettes in the Cutlass, and playing Hendrix and Zeppelin covers in the basement.
All four knew each other, and also knew that Western Kentucky wasnt exactly a hotbed for original rock music at the time, so all four eventually landed in Nashville, TN and created Big Jim Slade in 1997.
Since then, Big Jim Slade has released four albums; Plant Life in 1998 (OUT OF PRINT)(GOKAW), Big Jim Slade (GOKAW) in 2000, Pacify The Herd (Bitter Artist) in 2002, and "This is delicious."(GOKAW) in 2008.
Along the way, the band has played hundreds of shows, won a Citysearch.com Battle of the Bands, an Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands, performed at shindigs like SXSW, Atlantis, Bonnaroo (2008 w/EARS), the Vans Warped Tour, and were a featured artist on a MP3.com/Heineken Compilation CD (250,000 copies distributed in U.S.), etc.
Big Jim Slade was also the host/backing band of the popular Live Band Karaoke show at Mercy Lounge in Nashville, TN, called "Everybody's a Rockstar" (aka EARS) from 2004-2008.
Big Jim Slade has shared bills with artists such as Raging Slab, King's X, Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise, OkGo, Kevin Kinney, Nonpoint, Impotent Sea Snakes, Bare Jr., Drive-By Truckers, Bonepony, Hermano, Taildragger, Supafuzz, Deathray Davies, Centromatic, and many more.

The Big Idea - The Big Idea

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2005
Time:42:38 
Size:98,2 MB 
Label:Wingspread Recording Ltd. 
Styles:Rock/Contemporary Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. She's a Mystery - 5:39
 2. Trust - 5:56
 3. You Better Think Twice - 3:53
 4. As Far As It Takes - 5:27
 5. Slinky - 5:50
 6. Straight Talk - 5:26
 7. Sunset Boulevard - 3:59
 8. Say It Isn't So - 6:27

The Big Idea is a studio recording project featuring songs written and recorded by guitarist Brad Ford and drummer/vocalist Dewayne Grissom. The album features several guest musicians, including Billy Paul on vocals, Gary Riley on saxophone, Kirk Palmer on trumpet, and Chris White on trombone, along with Anna Jordan, Joyce Wilburn, Tamara Atterberry, and Jennie Gardner on backing vocals.
The music of The Big Idea features a diverse range of styles, spanning from contemporary blues and rock inspired by Phil Collins to compositions in the vein of Steely Dan. The album was recorded at LSR Studios in Oklahoma City, with Brad Ford serving as producer and sound engineer.

воскресенье, 9 августа 2026 г.

Big Foot Chester - Tabernaclin'

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2012
Time:39:00 
Size:89,9 MB 
Label:Sympathy for the Record Industry
Styles:Blues/Garage Rock/Post-Pank Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Mad Mad World - 1:51
 2. Commit a Crime - 4:37
 3. Keep Your Hands Off Her - 2:00
 4. Ugly Breakfast - 3:47
 5. (Since) My Sweet Love (Ain't Around) - 3:19
 6. My Biggest Mistake - 3:12
 7. Midnight Blues - 2:17
 8. Hollywood Babylon - 2:48
 9. Split Personality - 2:21
10. Bad Hangover - 2:22
11. Railroad Bill - 1:33
12. The Creeper - 3:43
13. The Don't Let Nobody Turn You 'Round; I Rememberound - 5:05

With all due respect to Stevie Ray Vaughan, it’s awfully good to hear another band tackle Howlin’ Wolf’s “Commit a Crime” so recklessly. The most encouraging aspect of blues-rooted bands like Big Foot Chester (or Jon Spencer or even the Cramps, knowwutImean) is that these not-so-young bands have the kind of lowdown and dirty teenage disregard for convention that makes their music pump and pulse with life – the same kind of life that filled “Commit a Crime” with such passion and fervor originally. Which makes Tabernaclin’ a more than appropriate title for these 14 songs that testify as much for Leadbelly (“Keep Your Hands Off Her”), Hank Williams (“Since My Sweet Love Ain’t Around”), and the Misfits (“Hollywood Babylon”) as it swears by originals (guitarist Davy Jones’ “The Creeper,” Chris Gates and Bill Anderson’s “My Biggest Mistake”). Throughout, BFC rattle, thrash, and wail out blues so wicked and throbbing that when these guys play Stubb’s, they should raise the ghost of the old One Knite’s coffin-shaped door. Why doesn’t this band have a regular night at Antone’s? If Muddy Waters or Junior Wells were around to get a load of BFC, they’d go “huh?” and then be up onstage faster than Walter Daniels can change Hohner harmonicas. Tabernaclin’ is a big, sweaty, in-yer-face reminder that blues is no kind of music to be safe with ~ 4.0 Stars – Margaret Moser/

James & Lucky Peterson - If You Can't Fix It

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2004
Time:51:08 
Size:117,7 MB 
Label:JSP Records 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Strange Things Happenin' Every Day - 4:34
 2. Time To Go - 4:31
 3. Cripple Man - 5:04
 4. Somewhere In Between - 5:00
 5. If You Can't Fix It - 5:35
 6. Never Take Sand To The Beach - 4:12
 7. Get Down - 6:33
 8. Too Young To Die - 7:45
 9. Don't Give The Devil No Ground - 3:43
10. More Harm Than Good - 4:06

James & Lucky Peterson's If You Can't Fix It dropped in 2012 but feels way older-and that's a good thing. Raw blues, gritty soul, no frills. Just real talk with guitars. This ain't polished for radio. It's basement vibes with live energy, like you're standing two feet from the amp. And honestly? That's why it works. Lucky Peterson handles most of the heavy lifting-guitar, keys, vocals. Dude can play. His tone bites but doesn't overdo it. James Peterson (his dad) holds down rhythm, keeps things grounded. The chemistry? Feels lived-in. Like they've been doing this forever, because they basically have. Tracks like "Too Young to Die" and "Don't Give the Devil No Ground" hit hard-lyrically sharp, musically tight. There's pain here, but also defiance. Blues as therapy, not just background noise. "Get Down" is the standout. Over six minutes of funk-blues swagger. Bassline grooves, organ swirls, Lucky's voice raspy but controlled. You can't help but move. Then "Somewhere In-Between" slows it down-moody, reflective. Piano-driven, almost haunting. Shows range. Not just loud and fast. They know when to pull back. But yeah, not perfect. Some tracks bleed together. A few songs feel underdeveloped, like first takes that never got revisited. "More Harm Than Good" drags a bit. Could've used more variation in tempo or arrangement. And the production? Lo-fi on purpose, sure, but sometimes it borders on muddy. Vocals get buried. Guitar solos shine, but the mix doesn't always do them justice. Still, the imperfections kinda add to the charm. This isn't Pro Tools perfection. It's human. You hear breaths, string squeaks, foot taps. Makes it feel honest. The SACD format helps-richer sound if you've got the setup. Worth it for audiophiles who care about depth. Lyrically, it's classic blues territory: struggle, faith, temptation, survival. Nothing groundbreaking, but delivered with weight. Lucky's voice carries history, even when the words are simple. "If You Can't Fix It" as a title track? Straightforward. Almost a shrug. Like, some things break beyond repair-so you play through it. One thing that stuck with me: the album's quiet confidence. No guest stars, no hype. Just two musicians doing what they know. No need to prove anything. That's rare now. Everyone's chasing trends. These guys don't care. They've seen trends come and go. Funny how an album from 2012 sounds more authentic than most "retro" blues records today. Maybe because it's not trying to be anything. It just is. And that's enough.

The Dave Keller Blues Band - Faith

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1998
Time:44:31 
Size:105,5 MB 
Label:Tastee-Tone Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. I Wanna Know - 3:06
 2. Make me Holler - 4:33
 3. West Helena Blues - 5:03
 4. Rope of Faith - 4:16
 5. When You Love Me - 4:00
 6. Long Cold Spring - 5:08
 7. Blue Jean Gal - 3:34
 8. The First Time - 4:00
 9. Answering Machine - 3:29
10. Too Close for Comfort - 5:20
11. Hickory - 1:55

This is Keller’s first official studio release (excluding a 1993 cassette recording). The album features a guest appearance by saxophonist Eddie Shaw, known for his work with Howlin’ Wolf and Magic Sam. All the tracks on the album are original compositions. Recording took place in July 1998 at Eclipse Studios in Chittenden County, Vermont, USA. Dave Keller is a blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter; he is a Blues Music Award nominee and an International Blues Challenge winner. *Faith* marked a significant milestone in his career, demonstrating his commitment to blues traditions and an original approach to recording.

Angry Tradesmen - Beat The House

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:31:51 
Size:73,8 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Aussie:Rock/Blues/Surf 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Big Wave - 3:31
 2. Indecision Is Final - 2:52
 3. Drug You're On - 2:52
 4. Holy Man - 3:06
 5. Runaway Head - 3:19
 6. Timb Bomb - 3:47
 7. Long Grass People - 2:23
 8. Calling You Now - 3:14
 9. Time Stands Still - 2:56
10. Yeah Right - 3:47

Musicians:
Dom Turner - Guitars, Vocals, Harmonica;
Martin Rotsey  - Guitar;
Rob Hirst - Drums, Vocals.

Robert George "Rob" Hirst (born 3 September 1955) is an Australian musician from Camden, New South Wales. He is a founding member of rock band Midnight Oil on drums, percussion and backing vocals (sometimes lead vocals) from the 1970s until the band's break up in 2002.
Turner and Hirst formed another band in 2002, the Angry Tradesmen, with the idea of taking the guitar/drum music of North Mississippi and blending it with drum/bass music of the 1990s and experimental post-punk rock. Their only album Beat the House was released in 2008 and featured studio performances by Midnight Oil's Martin Rotsey. 


Big Daddy Blues - Big Daddy Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:45:09 
Size:103,9 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Drinkin' My Blues Away - 3:25
 2. Man So Blue - 5:10
 3. You Never Hurt Me - 3:49
 4. No One Ever Told Me - 3:47
 5. Cry to Me - 6:12
 6. Keep On Keepin' On - 2:10
 7. Blues Came to See Me - 8:47
 8. Rumor Has It - 3:55
 9. Muddy Waters - 4:03
10. Bye Bey Baby Goodbye - 3:48

Big Daddy Blues was founded by Jimmy Smith and Danny Oliverson. These musicians played together in the distant sixties of the last century in the group London Fog - a short-lived group from Oskaloosa, Iowa, USA, founded in 1966. teenage musicians with Jimmy Smith and Danny Oliverson.
Big Daddy Blues assembled for their mission in the summer of 2004 and is based out of Oskaloosa, Iowa. Big Daddy Blues provides its own sound and light system when needed and performs a professional solid blues show with originals and choice covers. Members of B.D.B. have worked with such great artists as: Casey Foutz, Phil Jones, The Rumbles, Wayne Baker Brooks, The Joe Moss Band, The Iron Butterfly, Jimmie Van Zant, CCR, Bo Diddley, The Diamonds, The Tokens, The Four Ladds, Tommy Roe, Johnny Tillotson, Jerry Presley, The Jordanaires, Le Roy Van Dyke and Booker T and the MGs/

Big Daddy & Red Hot Java - Firebrewed

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2001
Time:45:04 
Size:104,3 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Funk/Rock/Soul/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Firebrewed - 3:33
 2. Shake Your Hips - 3:43
 3. Thousand Shades Of Blue - 6:47
 4. Blood Stain'd Blues - 4:01
 5. Blues For An Angel - 5:04
 6. Fireman's Stomp - 3:43
 7. Louise - 3:33
 8. This Is My Blues Too - 5:31
 9. Willie's Slide - 4:28
10. Ain't Nothin But A Party - 3:08
11. Bonus Track - 1:28

"FIREBREWED" is ten (10) powerful tunes plus a bonus track, all featuring "Big Daddy & Red Hot Java's patented minstry of "Booty Quakin' Soul Shakin' Progressive Urban Blues." It's a Blues gumbo peppered with Soul, Funk, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Rock, but still very much BLUES!
"Big Daddy & Red Hot Java's 'Firebrewed' CD serves up sizzling Progessive Urban Blues that you've got to taste!" -- Cameron A. Bellak, World Blues Review, August 2001.
"Big Daddy & Red Hot Java is a powerful four-piece Blues band (Lead Vocals & Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Bass & Backup VOcals, Drums & Percussion) playing original Blues tunes from our two critically acclaimed CDs, “The 24th Hour” and “Firebrewed,” tunes from our upcoming live and studio CDs, plus Blues classics performed with our own special flavor. Whether it’s for thousands of people at a large international Blues or Jazz festival, or at a small pub, we always deliver high-energy Progressive Urban Blues that will truly touch your heart. Formed in 1995. First CD "The 24th Hour" came out in 1996. Second CD "Firebrewed" released in 2001. Latest CDs (a live CD and a studio CD) to be released in 2006. We've had sixteen (16) drummers, but J. "General" Mills has held the chair for over five (5) years. We've had four bassists, but Michael "Gimmeno" Greif was the original bass player for four (4) years and has returned going on six (6) years. We've had four (4) lead guitarists, but are please to have Joel' Johnson for more than two (2) years. Lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and chief songwriter Randall "Big Daddy" Webster is the founder and leader of the band since its inception eleven years ago.
Robert Cray, Keb Mo, Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, and Big Twist are major influences. We are very improvisational, pushing the Blues envelope, yet alway true to the roots" ~ Randall “Big Daddy” Webster (Singer, Songwriter, Lead Vocalist, Rhythm Guitar)/

суббота, 8 августа 2026 г.

Backsliders - Hanoi

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2002
Time:43:14 
Size:100,5 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Aussie Blues/Roots 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Hanoi - 3:49
 2. Wretch Like Me - 3:26
 3. The Church of Never Find Out - 3:30
 4. Thinkin' man's Drinkin' man - 4:41
 5. Black Top Road - 2:45
 6. Son of the Father - 3:18
 7. Clinging to My Culture - 4:10
 8. Train Wreck - 2:46
 9. Black Wind - 3:08
10. I Call Your Name - 3:33
11. You Got to Move - 3:13
12. Rest at Night - 4:30
13. Secret Track - 0:19

Backsliders 2011 ARIA Blues and Roots nominees and I-Tunes Australian Blues and Roots album of the year winners, Backsliders have been playing, touring the festival  circuit. 
Slide Guitarist, multi-stringed instrumentalist, songwriter and vocalist, Dom Turner, is the founding member of the group. Dom’s influences are many and varied – a blend of delta blues, piedmont blues, rock, dub and sounds of Asia. He is a highly regarded speaker on blues and roots music and has guested on ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission) radio programs and presented music workshops at festivals and in universities (both nationally and internationally). As well as playing in the Backsliders, Dom has toured as a solo artist in the USA, playing Augusta Blues week in West Virginia in 1996 and 1998, and in early 2006, he toured Mexico with US blues greats, Del Ray and Steve James. In 2004 Dom was voted Songwriter of the Year’ at the Australian Blues Awards in Goulburn, NSW and has a sculpture in recognition of this honour at the Goulburn Visitors Centre. 
Drum and percussion virtuoso and songwriter Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil), an acclaimed name synonymous with the best of Australian music, has been with Backsliders for 12 years. As a founding member spending 25 years in Midnight Oil, Rob’s work needs no explanation- he stands as one of the world’s great drummers - now drawing on his early jazz and swamp-rock influences to produce a sound that is integral to the Backsliders 21st century blues grooves. Rob’s achievements in the music industry are many and varied including In publishing his first work of prose on Pan McMillan – ‘Willies Bar & Grill’ telling the story of Midnight Oil’s USA & Canadian tour just after September 11.
Joining Dom and Rob are two of Australia’s most innovative and dynamic harmonica players; the legendary Brod Smith (Dingoes, Brod Smith’s Big Combo) and ARIA award winning harmonica genius Ian Collard (Collard, Greens & Gravy). The 2 blues-harp dynamos play alternate gigs, each blazing his own trail to the raw energy of the Backsliders sound. It’s a furious ride – with Dom Turner and Rob Hirst doing their thing, setting the grooves and taking no prisoners, and Ian and Brod (you never know who you will get) firing-up the amps to fuel the maelstrom.
These guys are renowned for captivating live shows - an eclectic mix of blues styles moving from driving delta blues riffs and jungle-like rhythms to ‘Piedmont’ blues influenced ‘all-acoustic’ unplugged treatments of 1920’s songs by blues heroes such as Mississippi Fred McDowell and Robert Johnson.
The achievements, success and reviews over the band’s 25+ years tell it all.

R.L. Burnside - A Ass Pocket Of Whiskey

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1996
Time:41:34 
Size:95,8 MB 
Label:Fat Possum Rec. 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues/Delta Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Goin' Down South - 4:49
 2. Boogie Chillen - 2:18
 3. Poor Boy - 3:38
 4. 2 Brothers - 2:16
 5. Snake Drive - 3:45
 6. Shake 'em On Down - 5:51
 7. The Criminal Inside Me - 5:53
 8. Walkin' Blues - 4:19
 9. Tojo Told Hitler - 3:01
10. Have You Ever Been Lonely ? - 5:40

Musicians:
R.L.Burnside - vocals and guitar;
Kenny Brown: -guitar;
Judah Bauer - guitar, harmonica,vocals;
Russell Simins: drums;
Jon Spenser - guitar, vocals,drums.

There isn’t a man in town with good sense who’d try to argue with Robert Palmer about chaos. “Chaos, chance, charm and luck are a primary Blues paradigm, of course, and a late-twentieth-century scientific paradigm as well. The Chaos Theory of post-relativity psychics tells us of Strange Attractors – inexplicable higher order functions that provide a kind of boundary or shape or structural dynamic for chaotic systems – and this fits R.L. as well. The essential character of R.L.’s is chaos-on-wheels; spreading sonic waves of sex and mayhem around our planet.”
R.L.’s a Strange Attractor. he’s a .999 fine. 24 karat. 180 proof. 100% pure-Higher-Order function. He’s what’s needed; and it’s about time. We need a man we can count on. count on to yell fire in a crowded theater, wave a pistol in a crowded juke.”He’s the Blues walking like a man: the living personification of a guitar moan and a back door slam.” R.L. doesn’t have time for any nonsense; his plate is full. So. close your eyes. put your arms in front of your face (if you still care) and prepare to be Burnsided into stark oblivion by A Ass Pocket Of Whiskey.”


Blues Wire - Ongoing

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2024
Time:59:13 
Size:136,8 MB 
Label:Dry Clean Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Nobody's Fault But Mine - 4:38
 2. I Have The Same Old Blues - 2:53
 3. I Can't Understand - 4:39
 4. Down In The Bottom - 5:00
 5. Buried Alive In The Blues - 7:31
 6. Mean Old Frisco - 3:27
 7. You Belong To Me - 3:54
 8. Put My Song In Your Mouth - 7:09
 9. Look Whatcha Done - 4:25
10. Catfish Blues - 6:59
11. Messing With The Kid - 2:34
12. Prisoner Of The Blues - 5:58

The Blues Wire is a Greek blues band formed in 1983. Originally known as Blues Gang, the group released its debut album, *Dig It*, in 1984—the first blues album created by Greek musicians. In 1985, the band changed its name to  Blues Wire.ONGOING - this is an epic journey into the blues through yet another amazing release by the great Blues Wire! All the energy, the power, the melody, the true and sincere transmission of this colorful vibrant genre by a very important band, not only for the Greek but also for the wider European standards. Favorite track: NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE.

Fabrizio Poggi - Harpway 61


Bitrate: 320K/s
Year:2012
Time:58:58 
Size:138,1 MB 
Label:The Blues Foundation 
Styles:Blues/Harmonica Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Baton Rouge, LA (Dedicated to Slim Harpo) - 4:37
 2. New Orleans, LA (Dedicated to Little Walter) - 4:34
 3. Tunica, MS (Dedicated to James Cotton) - 4:57
 4. Clarksdale, MS (Dedicated to George 'Harmonica' Smith) - 4:42
 5. Greenwood, MS (Dedicated to Johnny Woods) - 3:57
 6. Memphis, TN (Dedicated to Junior Wells) - 3:26
 7. Greenville, MS (Dedicated to Sonny Terry) - 4:56
 8. Kosciusko, MS (Dedicated to Charlie Musselwhite) - 4:06
 9. Chicago, IL (Dedicated to Paul Butterfield) - 3:28
10. Holly Springs, MS (Dedicated to Peg Leg Sam) - 4:06
11. Hornlake, MS (Dedicated to Big Walter Horton) - 4:55
12. Helena, AR (Dedicated to Sonny Boy Williamson I & II) - 4:28
13. Moorhead, MS (Dedicated to Deford Nailey) - 3:37
14. Tutwiler, MS (Dedicated to Sonny Boy Williamson II) - 3:04

FABRIZIO POGGI – HARPWAY 61 – (All proceeds from the sale of this CD have been generously donated by Fabrizio Poggi to The Blues Foundation. For more information http://www.blues.org/ and 800.861.8795.) First of all would like to apologize to Fabrizio for taking so long to write a review. Especially when I’ve had the pleasure of meeting him, and his partner this year in London @ The House Of Mercy radio station. What a lovely experience this was, a moment will saviour forever. It is an honest opinion coming from my very soul, not my heart, due to knowing him personally. Love his music, and the man. His recent albums are some of my favourites ever. And I literally mean classics, which every real music lover should own, his works are true Masterpieces. Lyrically, musically, vocally, and especially harmonically. Fabrizio is a multi talented musician, a man who lives, walks, talks, and is the blues. So why the long delay in writing. Well at the time of this recording arriving, was totally banged out with new arrivals. Let’s just say that this album is like a fine wine, and have waited for that moment in order to really sit down, chill out and listen. On first listening to this CD, admit it wasn’t what I expected. Having enjoyed his vocals so much on past albums, was left a little sad, not to hear his pleasant Cat Stevens Italian style vocals, especially his amazing lyrics, which are up there with the very best songwriters in the business. This album is an instrumental harmonica Masterpiece. Yes! Not to use the word lightly, repeat a real Masterpiece. Fabrizio is up there on a pedestal, shoulder to shoulder with some of the greatest names ever to parade the harmonica palladium. What you’re getting here is a jaw dropping performance of how this little instrument is meant to be. What’s more, love the idea of including the harmonica key to use if you wish to play along. And dare you try, l failed after only a few minutes in. Buy this album not just for the quality of playing, but also as a guide to play along to if you’re a budding player. Listen carefully, and study each and every note of true perfection. What’s more every penny of the sale goes to The Blues Foundation. Sit back and enjoy.

Blue Tales - Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1999
Time:51:06 
Size:117,5 MB 
Label:DMG Germany 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Move On - 2:58
 2. Easy Way Out - 4:24
 3. The Higher Way You Climb - 3:18
 4. After All These Years - 3:58
 5. Moon over Frankfurt - 4:45
 6. Belet Huen - 4:03
 7. There Is a Time - 3:24
 8. Come On - 2:58
 9. This Heart - 3:46
10. Waitin for Someone - 4:04
11. Ride with Me - 3:02
12. Mr. Fake - 3:27
13. Straight Out - 3:55
14. Goin to the City - 2:56

Musicians:
Holger Kaiser - Guitar, Bass, Vocals;
Rolf Buers - Drums.

"Blue Tales" features two musicians performing their music without technical aids or electronic gimmicks. They tour the country year-round—every weekend and in any weather—sharing the joy of performing their retro-style music live. Their repertoire consists of catchy, heartfelt melodies and honest lyrics based on "real" stories from everyday life on our blue planet, ranging from selected oldies and numerous Bruce Springsteen tracks to fantastic original songs. Delivered in a purely acoustic style—featuring guitars and beautiful two-part vocal harmonies—"Blue Tales" are welcome guests at cultural events and music clubs, as well as private parties and celebrations. Every "Blue Tales" performance is an unforgettable experience with a fantastic band eager to whisk the audience away to another world for a few hours through their stories and unique performance style. An evening filled with wit and humor, moments for reflection, truths, and the sheer joy of playing—simply "Blue Tales"!