Morgan Davis Band - Live

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1993
Time:37:04 
Size:85,8 MB 
Label:Not On Label 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Done Changed My Way of Living - 4:49
 2. Rosalee - 2:38
 3. Do the Do - 2:46
 4. I'm Leavin' Town - 4:17
 5. Wine - 3:35
 6. Tavelling Riverside Blues - 3:41
 7. Can't Hold Out Much Longer - 3:59
 8. Ooh Baby, Hold Me - 4:03
 9. Somebody Been Talking - 3:43
10. Whatchasee - 3:30

Musicians:
Morgan Davis - Guitar, Vocals;
Alan Duffy - Bass;
Geoff Arsenault - Drums.

Toronto-area Canadian Blues Band.Recorded Live at Grossmans Tavern, Toronto August 14, 1993.
Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter.
He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song "Why'd You Lie" was a hit for Colin James and featured on James' 1988 debut album. "Reefer Smokin' Man" was described as a "blues cult classic". 

Live

nuBlues Band - Chicken Fried Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:35:59 
Size:83,1 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Walking the Dog - 4:04
 2. My Addiction - 3:23
 3. I'm Back - 4:35
 4. Hey! - 5:31
 5. Kind Hearted Woman Blues - 4:29
 6. Sweet Home Chicago (feat. Gypsy) - 7:07
 7. Those Dreams (feat. Gypsy) - 6:46

Could find no bio reviews on this one.

Chicken Fried Blues

Danny Chicago - Sometimes I Think Too Much

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:70:26 
Size:163,1 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Singer Songwriter/Blues/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Sometimes I Think Too Much (Live) - 2:50
 2. How Do I Get My Songs on the Radio (Live) - 3:46
 3. Everything Is Gonna Be Alright (Live) - 4:23
 4. A Little Bit Drunk and a Little Bit Stoned - 3:29
 5. I Just Wanted You to Know (Live) - 3:35
 6. Close Your Eyes - 2:40
 7. I Wasn't Looking for Trouble (Live) - 2:24
 8. Every Man Needs a Woman (Live) - 6:05
 9. Fallen Angel (Live) - 2:50
10. Runaway Train - 3:13
11. You Can Run but You Cannot Hide (Live) - 2:27
12. You Make Me Crazy (Live) - 2:38
13. In the Heat of the Night (Live) - 2:50
14. Put It in the Hat (Live) - 2:12
15. How to Write the Blues (Live) - 3:36
16. Sweet Sugar Daddy (Live) - 5:08
17. Sugar Buns (Live) - 3:24
18. Russian Soldier - 3:34
19. Let's All Go to Washington (Live) - 2:17
20. House of Whores - 4:27
21. Help Somebody (Live) - 2:27

Danny (Danny LoCascio) is from Chicago, Illinois. He has lived in Vienna for over 15 years and performs in his band MEAN STREETS and now DANNY CHICAGO AND THE LUCKY BAND.The name “Danny Chicago” evolved from always being referred to as “Danny from Chicago” with his musical friends in Vienna because they have such a hard time pronouncing or remembering his last name.He writes and performs his own original songs in the style of Blues, Rock, Funk, Country, Ballads, Boogie Woogie and even Reggae. The style is often light hearted and humorous and sometimes inspires audience participation/

Sometimes I Think Too Much

John Logan - John Logan with The LIX [EP]

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:20:47 
Size:48,0 MB 
Label:Peachy Records 
Styles:Blues/Mix
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Little Bird - 4:12
 2. (She Likes It) Greasy - 2:59
 3. Midnite In The City - 3:35
 4. Baby's Got A Lock On My Heart - 3:29
 5. '55 Thunderbird - 3:09
 6. Brownsville Woman Blues - 3:22

John Logan’s musical journey spans decades and genres, deeply rooted in folk, blues, and jazz. His early fascination with music began in South Bend, Indiana, where he was surrounded by folk musicians in his family’s lively gatherings. However, it was in the 1960s Bay Area scene where Logan truly immersed himself in performing. Playing at iconic clubs like The Jabberwocky in Berkeley, he honed his skills, absorbing influences from folk and flamenco.The 1970s saw Logan exploring blues and jazz influences while living in Wyoming. He studied under Berklee-trained guitarist Ron McClure, delving into composition, jazz fusion, and experimental performances. His time in Austin during the 1980s placed him in the heart of the city’s thriving blues scene, where he worked in radio while playing alongside legends like Alan Haynes and Butch Hancock. His deep involvement in Austin’s music culture led him to become the music director at KLBJ, shaping the city’s airwaves. For more information or to learn more, visit www.johnloganmusicstl.us/

John Logan with The LIX [EP]

The Michael Terry Group - Bighead Baby

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:32:48 
Size:75,7 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Rockin`Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Bighead Baby - 3:14
 2. Why You Wanna Scream On Me - 3:47
 3. Here To Stay - 0:21
 4. Muddy World - 1:49
 5. Too Bad - 1:34
 6. Mama Raised A Fool - 3:05
 7. What Would I Do - 3:56
 8. Whooped - 3:54
 9. Takin' Names - 3:30
10. She My Baby - 3:26
11. Hard To Find My Way - 4:06

"Bighead Baby" is The Michael Terry Group's debut CD. The band, from St. Louis, MO, consists of Michael Terry on vocals and guitars, Jan "Jan-Jan" Cameron on bass, Michael Schmidt on drums, and Steve "Weepin' One Take" Wamser on keyboards. The CD features eleven original and well done tracks. The disc opens with the catchy title track "Bighead Baby". Now I could be wrong, but I'm thinkin' that telling your baby she has a big head has to be right up there - on the things not to say list - with telling her she has a big butt. With it's humorous lyrics, this foot tappin' / knee slappin' / head bobbin' shuffle is highlighted by real tight and steady rhythm and great guitar and piano leads. "Why You Wanna Scream On Me?" could very well be the discs best track. The groove that Jan-Jan, Michael and Steve have themselves locked into is as awesome as Michael's scorching guitar leads and vocals. This three and a half minute track should have been at least six or seven minutes longer, but several replays took care of that. Real good stuff right here. One of the discs more progressive tracks is "Mama Raised A Fool". This one's an all out free for all with everyone wailin' away. The mix of hot funk coming from the rhythm section, along with the wild guitar chords and psychedelic sounds created by the piano, had me thinking Sly and the Family Stone on steroids. Whoa! In spite of some great musical support, "What Would I Do?" is one of those tracks where the intensity of the lyrics, and the emotional way in which they are sung, absolutely steal the song. This melancholy ballad has Michael wondering about the same things everyone who loves someone might wonder about - should that loved one all of a sudden be gone. It's songs like this that would get my "song of the year" vote. Great work, Michael! On this all out jam, the band's kickin' ass and "Takin' Names". Depending on where your speakers are located, you just might want to be concerned with your smoke alarms going off when this one gets going. The scorching guitar licks, the fiery rhythm and the blazing piano are all throwing out some serious heat. Other rockin', funky and blues filled tracks on "Bighead Baby" include: "Here to Stay", "Muddy World", "Too Bad:, "Whooped", "She's My Baby", and "Hard To Find My Way".

Bighead Baby

Paulie Bignell & The Thornbury Two - Lost & Dangerous

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2014
Time:50:44 
Size:118,0 MB 
Label:Black Market Music 
Styles:Blues/R`n`R/ 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Drive It on Home - 3:14
 2. Gonna Bring You Down - 2:49
 3. You Can't Drink All Day - 3:33
 4. Ride It Like I Stole It - 3:29
 5. I Don't Mind Anymore - 4:08
 6. Gps - 3:10
 7. Do It Again - 3:32
 8. Come Down Hard - 2:36
 9. Howlin' for My Darlin' - 5:02
10. One, One Way Ticket - 3:27
11. Life in the Past Lane - 3:08
12. Hurts Me Too - 5:21
13. Pippa is a Ripper - 2:45
14. Walk a Mile in My Shoes - 4:22

A proud product of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, Paulie clearly understands the rowdy, rhythmic drive of the Blues but to call him a Blues revivalist is much the same as calling T-Bone Burnett a sideman. Dig deeper into the Bignell oeuvre and his tangled root system of Rockabilly, Country, soulful R&B and flat-out Rock n Roll becomes apparent.  
Paulie Bignell has established a reputation as one of Australia’s leading songwriters, guitarists and performers with his rock'n'roll jump-blues band The Detonators. In 2011, he took the bigger jump and released his first solo album - Red Eye Flight. Teaming with 'The Thornbury Two" (Peter Beulke and Craig Hadlow), Paulie is now releasing his sophomore effort. Paulie’s songwriting is a stand out feature again. His wry humour tackling issues such as a malfunctioning GPS (GPS), the joys of drinking all day (You Can’t Drink All Day If You Don’t Start In The Morning), and the attraction of retro (Life In The Past Lane), the sister in law of the future King of England (Pippa Is A Ripper), amongst other gems. “Lost & Dangerous... is Rock’n’Roll’Blues from the suburbs” - Paulie Bignell.

Lost & Dangerous

Lou Wilson & Todays People - Blues Groove

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2005
Time:56:08 
Size:128,6 MB 
Label:Crew Records 
Styles:Blues/Soul/R&B/Funk 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Boogie Man Song - 4:46
 2. Fallen Down and Cant Get Up - 4:38
 3. Ol Skool Joint - 4:27
 4. Since U Been Gone - 3:51
 5. Blues Groove - 4:28
 6. Trippin' Out Over You - 4:19
 7. Not Enough Time On The Clock - 4:01
 8. Big Foot Country - 4:19
 9. Sea Weed - 4:50
10. Gonna Let The Dogs Out - 3:56
11. Come On Over Here - 4:20
12. Goove Aint Nothin But A Feelin' - 4:07
13. Ol Skool Joint (after hours) - 4:01

Lou (Loise E.) Wilson was born in Senatobia Mississippi. With his family later moving to Memphis Tennessee. As a performer Lou’s recording career stretches back to the fifties, where as a founder member of Wade Flemons & The New Comers he recorded a top R&B hit with “Here I Stand” for Chicago’s Vee-Jay Records. As a solo performer Lou experienced further success with “This Love Is Getting Deeper” which appeared on the Kent Records subsidiary label, Supreme. Lou’s Next release “Got To Be Me” appeared on Columbia Records, this time under the name Of Lou Edwards & Today’s People. The success of this release was not only confined to the USA. Import copies of the 45 soon found there way into England reaching a whole army of new fans. It was the flipside of the Columbia release “Talkin’ ‘Bout Poor Folks, Thinkin’ ‘Bout My Folks” that caught the imagination of Northern Soul Scene, and has since become regarded as an all time classic of this genre. Lou and his family had by now relocated to Kalamazoo Michigan. A further three releases appeared on the Detroit Crew label. Culminating in the acclaimed, 2005 cd album, “Blues Groove” which lou released on his own Frontline Label. It is from Lou’s current cd album “Money Talk” that Soul Junction has lifted two excellent southern soul tracks for its next 45 release, “Settle Down” b/w “Around The Corner From Love”.

Blues Groove

Jon Justice - The Rebound

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:61:57 
Size:142,9 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues/Blues Rock
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Nobody's Bizness - 4:24
 2. Bad Bad Man - 3:33
 3. Mean Old World - 4:48
 4. All in My Head - 5:02
 5. The Rebound - 3:48
 6. Blame - 4:38
 7. Leavin' to Stay - 3:12
 8. You and Me - 4:41
 9. Lose it All - 4:58
10. Working Girl - 4:38
11. No Good Goodbyes - 3:59
12. You're Mine - 3:58
13. Get You Good - 5:46
14. Brighter Day - 4:25

An hour of kickass blues from a Cincinnati white guy. Justice lays down the blues like no other with heavy guitar riffs and solos. Great rhythm section and horn work will please any blues fan. What "The Blues" is supposed to be. © (KH) © 2005-2009 by Texas Music Times LLC. All rights reserved/ "The Rebound has been subject to world wide praise and has been charting in the Top 20 of the Roots Blues Music Reports for over 3 months, reaching as high as #8. The album evokes influences from 50's blues icon's, 60's soul kings and 70's funk titans, however at the end of the day, Jon Justice's truly original sound shines through". © A good, no messin' rockin' soul blues rock album. There are no exceptional songs here, but no bad songs either. The musicianship is terrific, especially Jon's great funky guitar work, and terrific sax and trumpet work from the great back up band. Jon Justice also deserves great credit for penning the fourteen tracks here. A really great listen. 

The Rebound

Jason King Band - Blue Skies & Black Shoes

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:46:00 
Size:105,9 MB 
Label:Hip-Rox Music 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Steppin' Out - 4:09
 2. I'm Your Man - 3:20
 3. Driftin' - 3:29
 4. Cryin' Shame - 7:13
 5. Learn To Take It Slow - 4:37
 6. Broken - 3:34
 7. Mean & Nasty - 4:41
 8. Blue Skies & Black Shoes - 4:16
 9. SoulShaker - 3:29
10. My Little Baby - 3:45
11. 6 years gone - 3:21

Northern Nevada is Reno and Sparks, casinos and open spaces. It's not the home of the blues. But amid all of this Western grandeur is Jason King Roxas and his fellow musicians, the Jason King Band.
Born in the Philippines in 1973 of Japanese and Castilian ancestry, Jason King Roxas (vocals and guitar) immigrated to Los Angeles in 1980 and began playing guitar in the church choir during high school. His band consists of Wilbert Banks (bass), Michael Patrick Moore (drums), and Tommy Stiles (guitar, lap slide, and pedal steel) with guest appearances by Pat Dotson (drums), Jason Stanton (keyboards), Freddie Mills (harmonica), and Rick Metz (saxes). The first thing I noticed was the well-crafted sound of Blues Skies and Black Shoes. Great performances that were really well recorded, not something you will always find in this era of the everyman's home studio. Hands off to Todd Rold at Watersign Studios in Reno for his recording, engineering, and mixing, as well as Jason King Roxas and Todd for their work as producers.A highlight of the CD for me was "Cryin' Shame". It is a nice, slow blues that Jason Stanton drops some tasty piano behind. Mr. Roxas noodles through some classic riffs and sizzles with his solos.I found "Broken" and "6 Years Gone" to be excellent acoustic blues numbers with yearning guitar work that will break your heart. While "Driftin'" and "SoulShaker" try to rip the doors off with vocals and guitar playing that Stevie Ray would be proud to hear. Jason is in total control of his voice and his other instrument, his Strat.
This CD is very good with some moments of greatness. All eleven tracks are original compositions and seem to show a good range in style and ability. Jason's guitar playing is both masterful and emotional, and the band lays down a solid groove and contributes textures and key solos that push this CD beyond the typical first album for a band ~ by Steve "Fly" Klein/

Blue Skies & Black Shoes

Rich Lockhart - One Last Ride

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:34:50 
Size:80,2 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock/Reggae Blues
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Call Me - 3:34
 2. Callin Somone Else - 3:50
 3. Getting Started - 5:03
 4. Goin My Way - 3:32
 5. Gypsy Woman - 4:36
 6. Highway Song - 4:32
 7. Lookin at the Phone - 5:12
 8. Pull from the Hip - 4:29

A true South Texas band, The Rich Lockhart Band has original songs and covers everything from Johnny Cash to Jimi Hendix and everything in between. Styles of music include classic rock, blues, reggae/ska and new and classic country.
Rich Lockhart
New Mexico born, but Texas raised, Rich has been playing and creating music for 11 years. A well-rounded artist, Rich can write and sing, play guitar, bass, keyboard, harmonica and didgeridoo.
Original songs include: Blue Eyes, Brooklynn’s Lullaby, Hourglass, Above the Water, Island Time, Cover Me No More, Bow Your Head and Far and Across the See.
Andrew Juelg
Andrew is a very versatile musician and has been playing for 17 years; he can play bass, guitar, piano, harmonica and the drums. Original influences are 90s rock and metal, including Nirvana and Pearl Jam. Andrew is also a talented vocalist and has written original songs.
Steve Flores
A native of Corpus Christi, Steve is a specialized artist and has been playing the drums for 13 years. As the son of musicians, music has always been a focus in his life and he enjoys all genres of rock.

One Last Ride

AG Weinberger - Sharing

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:48:33 
Size:111,8 MB 
Label:Universal Music RDD 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Real Love Is Hard to Find - 3:50
 2. The Place to Be - 4:41
 3. Riders of Fire - 2:54
 4. Every Kind of Pain - 5:15
 5. Blues Is Dead - 4:24
 6. Short People - 3:41
 7. Calling Shadow - 4:23
 8. Free Forever - 3:29
 9. Money People - 3:30
10. Waste Your Love - 3:53
11. Soul Rolling Slow - 4:28
12. Crazy - 3:58

A.G. Weinberger & The Vagabonds return with "Sharing", the tenth studio album by A.G. Weinberger, and will be released on April 14, 2026. The album contains 12 new songs and marks a new phase in the career of one of Romania's most respected blues and rock artists.
Florentin Streche: How did the idea for this new album come about, especially since you have already celebrated 40 years of career?
AG Weinberger: Honestly, I had no plans to make another record. Last year was a very important anniversary year for me: 60 years of life and 40 years of activity. I felt at peace with what I had already done. The two editorial volumes had appeared, there were concerts with a special charge, very intense, very intimate, and I felt that perhaps that was a sufficiently rounded moment in itself. I no longer felt the need to demonstrate something through new studio material. However, sometimes things do not happen according to our strict will, but through a kind of alignment of energies. My wife was one of the people who pushed me, in a good way, towards this idea. She said to me very directly: "What do you mean, stop making records?" At the same time, I received a phone call from Norbert Kovács, whom I knew from other projects. He told me that he had a studio, that maybe it would be a good idea for me to stop by and see what it was like, without any obligation. From close to close, all these emotional and human impulses took me one day to Târgu Mureș. That's where the trigger came. That's how it all started.

Sharing

Jackie Venson - Live at Fitzgeralds Historic

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:138:25 
Size:318,5 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Soul/Blues/R&B/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Only Have You (Live) - 3:45
 2. Next Life (Live) - 3:28
 3. Make Me Feel (Live) - 7:54
 4. Fear (Live) - 4:15
 5. Crush (Live) - 3:15
 6. Crush Jam (Live) - 2:08
 7. Touch (Live) - 3:43
 8. Joy (Live) - 4:09
 9. Keep On (Live) - 4:18
10. Surrender (Live) - 4:08
11. Back to Earth (Live) - 8:36
12. Destruct Jam (Live) - 3:53
13. Destruct (Live) - 4:51
14. Connection (Live) - 4:05
15. Connection Jam (Live) - 2:34
16. Patience (Live) - 3:27
17. Patience Jam (Live) - 3:30
18. Run (Live) - 4:48
19. Run Jam (Live) - 2:25
20. Young (Live) - 3:35
21. Young Jam (Live) - 3:11
22. Alone (Live) - 3:56
23. Fall (Live) - 2:57
24. Rollin' On (Live) - 5:27
25. One Step Forward (Live) - 3:36
26. Always Free (Live) - 7:43
27. Flying (Live) - 4:36
28. Don't Lie to Me (Live) - 5:13
29. Witchcraft (Live) - 5:38
30. See What You Want (Live) - 6:50
31. When It's Right (Live) - 6:15

A 2 disc, 31 track live album, physical copy of Jackie Venson Live at Fitzgeralds Historic. 
Live at Fitzgeralds Historic was recorded on May 29, 2025 at FITZGERALDS HISTORIC NIGHTCLUB in Berwyn, IL. This was the final night of Jackie Venson's very first residency in the Chicago area.
Music and lyrics, guitar and vocals by Jackie Venson. Marcus Clark on bass, Rodney Hyder on drums, and Brandon Morgan on keys. Recorded by Noah Young. Mixed and Mastered by Eddy Hobizal. Photos by D Anson Brody. Special thanks to Christina Venson, Louie Carr, Diane Brinkman, Jen Neve, Will Duncan, and the entire staff of FITZGERALDS HISTORIC NIGHTCLUB/

Live at Fitzgeralds Historic

Sauce Boss - With Extra Sauce

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:32:52 
Size:75,8 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Burn It Up - 2:13
 2. I Wouldn't Mind It - 3:36
 3. Ce Soir C'est Bon - 4:02
 4. Mama Don't Allow - 2:41
 5. Try This - 3:51
 6. Smile in a Basket - 3:36
 7. Don't Let the Devil Ride - 3:50
 8. Snugglin With My Baby - 3:40
 9. Bbq - 3:43
10. Next Time You Wonder - 1:40

Over the years, Tallahassee has been privileged to have some incredible musical talents call the city home. Among them is a guy named Bill Wharton. Although fans from Crawfordville to Katmandu know him as “The Sauce Boss.”  Wharton – with a sly take on his popular nom de plume – is calling his latest collection of tunes, “With Extra Sauce.” Each track has that unmistakable slinky, swampy groove that’s become as much a trademark as the gumbo cooking he does to close out his live shows. But Wharton also says the new music contains some brand-new sounds: including a homebuilt guitar with a cast-iron skillet body.  “Some people say the poet writes the same thing over and over again. I don’t know what the exact words are. But you do this one thing and you reinvent it when you do a different song. But deep down, every one is talking about love!”
Wharton says there’s another element in his songs. It’s a bit like those temporal anomalies in Star Trek in which old memories reappear and then morph into new memories. “Remember that time? Remember that?! When they’re happening, that’s what makes you create. ‘Hey, I want to tell y’all about this!’ That’s basically what it is.”
Which brings us to Wharton’s “With Extra Sauce.”
“Brett Crook played the drums on it for us. And Neal Goree played guitar. And Kendrick Jacobs played bass. And I’ll tell you; those gentlemen were smokin’! And we had a real good time at the studio out at my place. And my wife Ruthie has seen me make 18 albums and this is her favorite.” ~  Copyright 2026 WFSU

With Extra Sauce

Morblus - I Can't Go Wrong

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2006
Time:61:46 
Size:142,6 MB 
Label:HKM Records 
Styles:Blues/Funk/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Jungle Night - 4:30
 2. I Play My Blues - 4:52
 3. What's It to You - 3:49
 4. Man of Snow - 4:34
 5. Lump-Sugar - 2:42
 6. I Can't Go Wrong - 4:56
 7. I've Been a Fool - 4:52
 8. Better Half of Me - 4:15
 9. Guitars' Talking - 4:16
10. Pappy's Words - 4:09
11. They Ain't Got What I Got - 3:10
12. Sufferin' - 6:18
13. Funky Party - 4:52
14. Walkin Thru the Dark - 4:23

MORBLUS (I) has been a synonym of an intriguing sound of Blues, Soul, Bluesrock and Rhythm & Blues for more than 30 years.The spirit and soul of their music does not only become apparent live on stage but also in their publications  which mainly consist of original songs written and arranged by frontman Roberto Morbioli.
There’s one thing in common: With their wide repertoire of blues classics, modern soul pieces and original compositions and with an unbridled amount of adrenaline, the quartet, around, MORBLUS evokes a unforgettable music experience which with its power and groove carries its audiences away more than any other act in the European music scene. Well known for their energetic sound, by fans and musicians alike, in Europe and beyond, Morblus has toured Italy with John Mayall, and Robben Ford and played the legendary B.B. King Blues Club in Memphis Tennessee.

I Can't Go Wrong

Mississippi Shakedown - Trouble with a Capital T [EP]

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:18:29 
Size:42,8 MB 
Label:Laneway Music 
Styles:Aussie Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Trouble with a Capital T - 4:24
 2. Every Second Every Minute Every Hour Every Day - 3:31
 3. A Hard Man is Good to Find - 3:05
 4. She's Moving Out (And The Blues Is Moving In) - 4:05
 5. The Cost of Living is Killing Me - 3:21

Well, if you don’t like 'Dirt' you won’t like Mississippi Shakedown, and we’re not talking about the kind of dirt you see hanging around a building site, or the dirt you hear about the fella next door who never seems to go to work, but has folk delivering 'stuff' to his door day and night. We're talking about the dirt that comes from a guitar amplifier, that’s been turned up way too loud for your Grandmother, the kind of distortion you don’t hear much of these days – no $29 guitar distortion pedal used here, it’s real distortion coming from an old Amplifier.  Nothing new is used on Mississippi Shakedown songs, they use old Microphones, old guitars, old drums and cymbals, old Amplifiers, hell they even drive an Oldsmobile…!!!
Do they sound old? Yep, you’re darn tootin’ they do and the young folk love them cause they ain’t heard nothin’ like them before. God bless 'em, they think they’re hearing some updated “South of the Mason Dixon Line” kinda rockin’ Blues and the kids think it’s all new, but Mississippi Shakedown ain’t gonna tell ‘em, might spoil their Latte coffee drinking..!!
Mississippi Shakedown is a band with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of effect… a 3-piece live combo led by award winning Producer-Engineer-Songwriter Jeff Cripps … with a “Don’t Bore Us, Get to the Chorus” attitude.
They have played all the main Oz Blues venues, Goulburn, Thredbo, Sydney, Forth Valley (Tas) Blues Festivals, Yungaburra Folk Festival, Launceston Blues Club (Tas) and The West Coast Blues Club (W.A.). 
Each of their albums have been Top 5 in the Oz Blues Charts.Jeff Cripps is a 3 time “Blues Producer of the Year” and internationally recorded songwriter, Disney Films have even used 4 of his songs..!!

Trouble with a Capital T [EP]