Three Bedroom Ramblers - What Was The Question ?

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1997
Time:43:37 
Size:102,4 MB 
Label:Tim/Kerr Records
Styles:Blues/Mix 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. She's Into Something - 3:06
 2. Heart Of Mine - 2:49
 3. Baby Don't Tear My Clothes - 3:14
 4. Roadrunner - 4:12
 5. What's Getting Wrong With You - 2:52
 6. Lost Someone - 2:52
 7. Rosa Lee - 2:48
 8. Better Get Your Hat - 2:49
 9. Your Phone Is Ringing - 4:24
10. Watch Dog - 3:19
11. I Made A Mistake - 3:08
12. If I Could Be With You - 2:57
13. Things Have Gone To Pieces - 3:23
14. Mortal Coil Shuffle - 1:38

"What Was The Question?" is an album by folk musicians John Beach, Dave Ray, and Kory Badertscher, recorded under the group name The Three Bedroom Ramblers. It is a collection of  music, often featuring bluesy or traditional folk influences. 
Artist Context: The album features the trio of Beach, Ray, and Badertscher, sometimes listed in music databases as a joint effort.

What Was The Question ?

Dave Hoffheimer Band - Dirty Rose

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2019
Time:74:31 
Size:184,1 MB 
Label:HoffRecords 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. King & Queen -  5:42
 2. Have to Have Her -  8:30
 3. How Much It Cost Ya -  5:32
 4. Dirty Rose -  9:02
 5. End of the Line - 14:05
 6. Touch Too Much -  4:08
 7. Baby Train (Tribute to Robert Johnson) -  4:05
 8. Twice the Hurt -  3:41
 9. Drive It Hard -  4:16
10. Rollin' Fools -  6:26
11. Step Aside -  4:37
12. Texas Flood (Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan) -  4:23

The blues/rock music of Dave Hoffheimer Band encompasses that great Chicago style from the first note, from the first vocal chord Dave sings. Everyone knows that you can’t teach the blues. You live it. The music is bluesy yet fun with the additional clever sounds that draw you in as a listener. Dave Hoffheimer Band has the type of sound that helps you drown out your worries from the day and week.

Dirty Rose

Tip Of The Hat - From Memphis To Greaseland

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2011
Time:54:54 
Size:126,3 MB 
Label:Delta King Records 
Styles:Blues/Chicago Blues/Harmonica Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. I Ain't Worried - 4:04
 2. One Way Out - 4:37
 3. The Night Is Young - 4:07
 4. Mean Ol' Frisco - 4:19
 5. She's Too Much - 4:44
 6. I'm Lost - 5:12
 7. Rocker - 2:50
 8. Fattening Frogs For Snakes - 4:02
 9. Slidin' Home - 4:22
10. My Baby's Gone (And I Feel Good) - 3:39
11. Hard To Get - 3:13
12. She's Fine - 4:48
13. The Sportin' Life - 4:50

You like traditional Chicago style blues...this thing smokes! The release is made up of 13 original and cover tracks. This recording really gets that Chicago sound down and doesn't overplay. It sounds fresh and vibrant. Little Johnny Lawton goes a great job on vocals and has great guitar style. Akarsha "Aki" Kumar blows a mean harp and the rhythm section (Frank DeRose on bass and Carlos Velasco on drums) are tight. They have special guests including Johnny "Cat" Soubrand and Chris "Kid" Anderson guitars as well as Sid Morrison piano. This entire recording is very tight and these guys swing.

From Memphis To Greaseland

Mick Kolassa - Blue To The Bone

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:41:41 
Size:96,7 MB 
Label:Endless Blues Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. This Getting Old Is Getting Old - 3:12
 2. Bourbon And You - 2:59
 3. All It Takes Is Blues - 3:21
 4. For Better Or For Worse - 6:11
 5. Something To Look Forward To - 2:48
 6. I'd Like To Be Recycled - 4:40
 7. If My Nose Was Runnin Money - 3:43
 8. Text Me Baby - 3:37
 9. Mr Right - 3:14
10. 16 Tons - 4:35
11. Please Don't Write That Song - 3:15

Musicians:
Mick Kolassa - Guitar,Vocals;
Jeff Jensen - Guitar, Percussion;
Bill Ruffino - Bass (1,3,4,5,7,8,10);
Carl Caspersen - Bass (2,6,9,11);
James Cunningham - Drums and Percussion (1,3,4,5,7,8,10);
Tom Leonardo -Drums (2,6,9,11);
Rick Steff -  Keys;
Eric Hughes - Harmonica (1,3,5,7,9);
Bob Corritore - Harmonica (10);
Mark Franklin - Trumpet;
Kirk Smothers - Sax.

"I’m Mick Kolassa, a lifelong musician and hardcore blues fan who, in addition to being an active blues artist, also am head of Endless Blues Records and a former member of the Board of Directors of the Blues Foundation".
Mick has been turning out blues records for several years and with each one he's learned a little more about what to do and what not to do. During that time his life has also presented him with many challenges - and opportunities. Drawing on that, Mick has come up with this one, flavored with personal tragedy and triumph, with dashes of humor and pain - that's kind of what Mick does! The album title, Blue To The Bone, is what Blues Blast Magazine said about him. For this album Mick assembled his favorite team of musicians, beginning with producer and guitarist Jeff Jensen, teamed with a solid group of Memphis based musicians: James Cunningham, Bill Ruffino, Rick Steff, Tom Lonardo, Carl Casperson, Eric Hughes, Marc Franklin and Kirk Smothers. Joining them was harmonica ace Bob Corritore on a very special song.
The album opens with "This Getting Old is Getting Old," Mick's song about the misery of aging, followed by "Bourbon and You," which deals with missing a lover. Mick's love of blues poured itself into the next song, "All it Takes is Blues.' "For Better or For Worse" is Mick's song that follows up on his most played song (literally millions of streams) "Baby's Got Another Lover," which Mick wrote about his wife's addiction to alcohol, this new song covers the final few months of her life - it isn't intended to make you smile. With "Something to Look Forward To" Mick returns to the subject of aging and continues with that theme in the song "I'd Like To Be Recycled. The humor of this tune is followed by the humor of Mick's versions of an obscure country song "If My Nose Was Running Money" Mick re-imagined his previously released song "Mr. Right" as well as the classic Merle Travis song "16 Tons." The album closes with Mick's "Please Don't Write That Song," which kind of speaks for itself! 

Blue To The Bone

Selwyn Birchwood - Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:46:29 
Size:107,0 MB 
Label:Alligator Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. The Eagle Has Landed - 1:27
 2. The Church Of Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues - 5:04
 3. Damaged Goods - 6:29
 4. All Hail The Algorithm - 4:56
 5. Labor Of Love - 5:22
 6. Should've Never Gotten Out Of Bed - 3:42
 7. What I've Been Accused Of - 4:35
 8. Talking Heads - 4:14
 9. Soulmate - 5:35
10. The Struggle Is Real - 5:00

Rolling Stone calls award-winning Florida musician Selwyn Birchwood "a remarkable, contemporary bluesman... a powerhouse young guitarist and soulful vocalist." Now, this mesmerizing guitarist, lap steel master and cinematic songwriter unleashes the powerful new album Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues, further blazing his own musical trail. Birchwood's sound is an intoxicating mix of deep blues, blistering, psychedelic-tinged rock, booty-shaking funk and sweet Southern soul, played and sung with true blues passion. From an emotionally devastating whisper to a soul-baring scream, Birchwood's vocals command attention. Schooled in the blues' storied traditions (he toured with and was mentored by the famed Sonny Rhodes), Birchwood maps out a dazzling future for the blues with his visionary music. Selwyn Birchwood is one of the hardest-touring artists on the Alligator roster, and will support the new release with shows throughout the U.S. He's no stranger to European stages either, with plenty of tours there under his belt, and having just completed over a month's worth of European dates, 27 shows in all, with 24 taking place in France, three in Belgium and one in Czechia.

Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues

Eran Troy Danner - Lucky Day

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:39:42 
Size:91,8 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Allison Pond - 3:05
 2. Following You - 3:46
 3. Lucky Day - 5:31
 4. Ain't No Sunshine - 3:43
 5. Trouble - 3:25
 6. Like A Rolling Stone - 6:36
 7. That's All Right - 2:41
 8. Hurt Myself - 3:09
 9. Under The Sun - 4:12
10. Voodoo Chile - 3:30

Eran Troy Danner is a blues musician based in Connecticut. He has been a notable figure in the local blues scene since he started performing in 1998. ETD is known for his work both as an acoustic solo performer and a band leader, playing at various venues across the state. He caught the blues bug after seeing Johnny Winter perform live in New Haven in 1986. His dedication to the genre has earned him accolades, including winning the Connecticut Blues Society's Blues Challenge in 2010 with his band and the Society's award for the Best Self-Produced Blues CD in the same year with his album "Lucky Day". He has also won the CTBS Challenge again in 2025.  ETD has opened up for legendary performers such as Johnny Winter ,BB King, Robert Cray, Walter Trout, Eddie Kirkland, Samantha Fish, John Cafferty and Blues Traveler. He maintains an active performance schedule with about 180 shows a year and counting. Lucky Day is a 2010 blues-rock album by American singer-songwriter and guitarist Eran Troy Danner. The 10-track album features a mix of original songs and blues-influenced rock, featuring tracks like "Allison Pond," "Following You," and the title track, "Lucky Day". 

Lucky Day

Gary Myrick - Guitarista

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2013
Time:58:10 
Size:134,5 MB 
Label:Major Bill Records
Styles:Blues/Texas Blues 
Art:Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. Evil Men - 7:36
 2. The River - 6:26
 3. Voodoo Chile - 6:27
 4. Reach the Rock - 5:44
 5. I Am the Rain - 5:43
 6. Little Red Rooster - 4:22
 7. Love in Vain - 5:22
 8. Fame Is Dangerous - 5:01
 9. Tex Pawnshop and the Tremelos - 6:05
10. Guitar Talk Love and Drums - 5:20

Grammy award nominated singer/songwriter/guitarist Gary Myrick is renowned for his work dating back over 30 years. He has made the Billboard Album Chart as a solo artist, with Gary Myrick and the Figures, and as a member of Havana 3AM. His session credits include work with Stevie Wonder, The Eagles and Jackson Browne. Gary also wrote 6 songs and played guitar on all the tracks on the John Waite album 'No Brakes' which hit the top spot on the Billboard Album Chart.
His  release, Guitarista, was recorded live in the studio and reprises several songs from his solo repertoire and Havana 3AM catalogueas well as several new tracks. All recorded stripped down to their blues roots for this album. One voice, one guitar. This release will prove popular with Myricks extensive fanbase and beyond and he is currently performing throughout the United States to promote the album. 

Guitarista

The Movers Featuring Barrence Whitfield - Your Move

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1998
Time:31:46 
Size:72,7 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Ella Mae - 2:52
 2. Just One More Time - 4:39
 3. One Night - 4:23
 4. Two Can Play - 3:45
 5. Why Don't You Haul Off - 3:05
 6. I'm Looped - 3:01
 7. Small Town Hero - 4:43
 8. If The Shoe Fits - 5:14

Barrence Whitfield, born Barry White on June 13, 1955, in Jacksonville, Florida, is an American soul and R&B vocalist, known for leading Barrence Whitfield & the Savages. Raised in East Orange, New Jersey, he sang in a gospel choir and played in various bands during high school.In 1977, Whitfield moved to Boston for journalism studies at Boston University. While working at a record shop, he was discovered by musician Peter Greenberg. To avoid confusion with singer Barry White, he adopted the stage name Barrence Whitfield. His band, Barrence Whitfield & the Savages, gained fame for their explosive performances and Whitfield's powerful vocal style. Their 1984 debut album received critical acclaim, followed by "Dig Yourself" in 1985. They toured the UK after DJ Andy Kershaw promoted them.
The band's 1987 UK release, "Call of the Wild," later expanded and retitled "Ow! Ow! Ow!" in the US, led to extensive tours. Whitfield earned seven Boston Music Awards and shared stages with Bo Diddley and Tina Turner. The late '80s saw the release of "Live Emulsified" and "Let's Lose It." In the 1990s, Whitfield collaborated on tribute albums and with Tom Russell. He recorded "Ritual of the Savages" and performed with The Movers. 

Your Move

Norman Beaker & John Price - Between The Lines

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2013
Time:43:00 
Size:98,9 MB 
Label:Not On Label 
Styles:Contemporary Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Music In Your Heart - 6:18
 2. House Where No One Lives - 2:25
 3. Night Club - 3:37
 4. It Doesn't Matter Any More - 4:04
 5. Tale Of Blue City - 3:57
 6. No Control - 4:03
 7. Can't Be Satisfied - 5:11
 8. Falling Between The Lines - 6:10
 9. Look What You Made Me Do - 4:20
10. Sitting On Top Of The World - 2:50

Musicians:
John Price - Bass Guitar, Strings and Percussion, Backing Vocals;
Norman Beaker - Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Lead Vocals. 

Norman Beaker and John Price have collaborated to produce a mixture of some of their old favourites by other artists and some new compositions by Norman all delivered with the blues flavour that has made them popular. There are many styles within the blues genre and the Norman Beaker Band have absorbed them all. Norman’s induction into the Blues of Hall in 2017 will have come as no surprise to blues aficionados. The Norman Beaker Band have been Blues missionaries for decades and this new album is a fine collection of all that is best in the Blues, musically superb, full of emotion and played from the heart. 
UK blues guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Norman Beaker has been involved in the British blues scene since the early 1970s. His band has toured and recorded with many blues artists including Graham Bond, Jack Bruce, Chuck Berry, Jimmy Rogers, Alexis Korner, Buddy Guy, Lowell Fulson, Fenton Robinson and B. B. King. Beaker has toured regularly with Chris Farlowe, Larry Garner and Van Morrison. He has contributed as a session guitarist to many recordings including Jack Bruce, Lowell Fulson, James Booker and Van Morrison.

Between The Lines

Mojo Machine - Nevermind The Bologne (Low Down Dirty Blues)

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2014
Time:49:26 
Size:114,4 MB 
Label:La Petite graine sauvage 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues/Harmonica Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Forty Days And Forty Nights - 4:52
 2. Smokestack Lightning - 4:22
 3. I'm Her Man - 2:47
 4. Mad Boy - 4:43
 5. Evil - 3:23
 6. Honky Tonk - 5:53
 7. Diddy Wha Diddy - 3:34
 8. Do I Move You - 6:23
 9. Don't Go No Further - 3:51
10. Just A Man - 5:27
11. Hungry - 4:07

French band from Pontivy.After a three-year hiatus, Mojo Machine reformed in October 2007 with a new lineup. Like the pioneers of the genre (Sonny Boy Williamson, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Little Walter) and some of their successors (Red Devils, Mark Hummel, Johnny Winter), the band asserts a rural and electric style true to their Breton roots: authentic and stripped down. Ten years in existence, more than 500 concerts in France, Switzerland, and Belgium, Mojo is a well-oiled machine… With the engine running, still on the road, they released their fourth album in February 2017. On stage, they are sincere and electrifying. It shuffles, it gets raw, it sweats, it breathes the blues; the raw sound of the juke joint. It's contagious, like mojo. It makes you want to sway, to dance, to let yourself go to the sound of a good boogie. Rest assured, these six have the talent and the voice. This blues will grab you once and never let go...

Nevermind The Bologne (Low Down Dirty Blues)

Dave Hoffheimer Band - Crash & Tumble

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2005
Time:44:21 
Size:102,9 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Its Coming Thirst - 4:02
 2. Has To Be Full - 3:00
 3. Forever Mine - 3:58
 4. Darkness - 3:11
 5. Crash & Tumble - 6:05
 6. My House - 3:30
 7. Lovey-Dove - 3:14
 8. Sugar On The Outside - 3:58
 9. So Sorry - 3:46
10. Perfect Truth - 4:33
11. Walk The Bridge - 4:57

"This album is rootsy rock & roll, and will keep the blues flowing through your veins and pumping out your soul. Wallow in the blues, unload the blues, light it up, rock it out, the Dave Hoffheimer Band takes you where you want to be. Smart lyrics, meaningful guitar riffs, all on a driving backbone beat with raspy vocals. The rolling stones meet the soul of Albert Collins. Crash & Tumble can be played over and over, again and again. This album is for you. Enjoy! CD album contains 11-SUPER cuts. Here is some of the BEST Rock music I've heard this year. It won't drive you away. Wonderful music, super lyrics you can follow and hear! Not covered up by noise like most you find today. Excellent is a guide to such cuts as 'It's coming Thirst', 'Has to be Full', 'Forever Mine'. At EHK we are happy to be promoting the album to Radio for more airplay. Already we are popping up on the charts with this CD. Dave has a super sound as a vocalist and does wonders with lead guitar! Testimony from a fan... Man, what a GREAT, GREAT CD! The best release of 2005 without a doubt! This week I received two other CD's along with yours, but yours, what can I say!?! Please stay in the bluesrock vein. These young cats get there foot in the door with the blues, and then stray from what got them there. I'm from the Woodstock era. Bluesrock is by far the best music. How your CD was not picked up by a major label is beyond me, but before I forget, your vocals remind me of a band from the late 70's called Bandit. The singer was Jim Diamond. Your a dead ringer. They put out three LP's, all good. Can't wait for your next CD! Man, if you have any live tapes laying around collecting dust, I would love to take a listen. Thanks, and keep on bluesrocking! Mike"(https://www.amazon.com/Crash-Tumble-Dave-Band-Hoffheimer/dp/B000CAKIVY).

Crash & Tumble

Jimi Hocking - Give Jimi Some Love !

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2012
Time:40:28 
Size:94,6 MB 
Label:Human Interests
Styles:Aussie Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Everybody's Clown - 3:59
 2. Skinny White Boy - 3:25
 3. Blues At My House - 3:09
 4. Look At The Damage (Free The Children) - 4:18
 5. Mr Nobody - 4:18
 6. Collar Up - 3:53
 7. Credit Card Blues - 2:37
 8. Tell Me Where, Tell Me When - 4:12
 9. Romance In Aisle 2 - 3:39
10. Boxing Gloves - 3:37
11. No Turning Back (Acoustic) - 3:16

Musicians:
Jimi Hocking - Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Harmonica ;
Rob Hornbuckle - Electric Upright Bass;
Kevin Hocking - Piano;
Graham Maddicks  - Drums.

Jimi is award-winning bluesman and one of Australia’s most talented guitarists, known for his years of solo work in blues and rock, plus his time with The Screaming Jets. In his element live on stage, his combination of banter and story-telling, incredible guitar and mandolin chops mix with superb songwriting and performance to make Jimi one of the ‘must-see’ acts in blues today.
He’s been called the electric love child of T-Bone Walker, BB King and Jimi Hendrix for good reason!
Jimi's notes: Containing ten original tunes and a couple of classics given my own personal makeover (including some a-typical guitar soloing), this album also features the awesome sounds of my dad, Kevin Hocking, on piano duties.

Give Jimi Some Love !

Blues Buddha - I Like It A Lot

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:35:04 
Size:80,8 MB 
Label:Stoopid Daddy Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Like I Do - 2:27
 2. Break My Heart - 2:51
 3. Better At Hello - 2:59
 4. Buddha Boogie - 4:07
 5. Don't Worry - 4:53
 6. Give And Take - 3:27
 7. Morning Song - 3:43
 8. Trouble - 2:41
 9. I Like It A Lot - 2:42
10. Low Cotton - 5:08

Blues Buddha is New York City blues singer Tommy Dudley, a tough sounding vocalist with many American roots music influences who plays out nightly in major venues. On his latest Stoopid Daddy Records CD I Like It A Lot, the singer turns up the heat with some driving blues-rockers and he also mellow out here and there with soulful ballads. Each song he does plays out with a smooth style he has honed over the years. I Like It A Lot also gives his band numerous chances to show what they too are made of and they help Dudley bring this music to startling life.

I Like It A Lot

Jimi Hocking - Blue Guitar

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1999
Time:46:47 
Size:107,8 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Aussie Blues  
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Brand New Radio - 4:11
 2. Bitter Tears - 5:29
 3. Blues is my Boss - 2:25
 4. The Golden Rule - 4:28
 5. My Way or the Highway - 4:29
 6. My First Car - 2:53
 7. School Fool - 2:17
 8. Nothing to Prove - 4:14
 9. My Idea of Fun - 3:43
10. A Little Like Me - 3:39
11. The Most Beautifool - 2:41
12. Daydreamin' - 3:47
13. Trouble - 2:24

Australian Guitarist Jimi ‘the human’ Hocking has been recording & performing music since 1980. He is a member of The Screaming Jets since 1993, & his own band Jimi the Human & Spectre 7.
He also performs as a blues artist. 2005 winner of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis USA.
 Jimi plays electric & acoustic guitar & Mandolin.

"....Blue Guitar is a DIY album I made at the end of the 1990’s after my (temporary) departure from The Screaming Jets. I was at the end of a divorce and flat broke. I had some modest recording gear and apart from the drums and some harp, I recorded everything in my flat in Elwood Victoria using a borrowed Rhode microphone, playing guitar into a little Goldentone amp situated in the cupboard.It was challenging do do it like this and the album has many flaws. I pretty much didn’t know a single person who thought making a Blues album was a good idea at the time. The Blues scene was not as established as it is now, and I recall a gentleman who did some bookings for me refer to the idea as ‘professional suicide’. I still cringe at the sound of my voice when I hear myself sing blues, I wish BB Kings voice would emanate from my vocal chords. Instead a skinny white boy from the suburbs comes out. But I enjoyed this labour of love, and beyond the fact that I had no budget and no high quality production, this is a very real album of rootsy ideas at a time when I couldn't even 'drop in' to fix recording blunders. However, it opened new doors for me. Both the Blue Guitar and the Blue Mandolin albums were projects I just ‘wanted to do’, and in many ways I like the fact that my personal history is littered with projects of that nature. My night mare would be to look back on my musical history and see a bunch of fashion driven pop releases that dated a month after they were released (no offence intended to pop artists). My sister often joked… “What about a Blue Bouzouki album, or a Blue Sitar album?” … my response … “hold my beer” ;-)...."

Blue Guitar

Drink Small - Round Two

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1991
Time:42:00 
Size:97,3 MB 
Label:Ichiban Records 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. D.U.I. - 3:51
 2. Steal Away - 4:09
 3. Thank You, Pretty Baby - 3:34
 4. Don't Let Nobody Else - 3:57
 5. Widow Woman - 5:17
 6. I'm Tired Now - 6:21
 7. Honky Tonk - 3:15
 8. They Can't Make Me Hate You - 4:42
 9. Bishopville Women - 2:51
10. Can I Come Over Tonight - 3:57

The breadth of Drink Small's repertoire is fascinating in itself, but what's even more impressive is his depth as a performer in any of his chosen genres. His records may suddenly shift from a solo acoustic blues-guitar track to a smooth soul ballad with horns to who-knows-what, yet Small never seems to be caught out of place. He can be gruff and rough, clean and modern, or light and bouncy, altering his voice and guitar to suit the mood. Rated one of America's top gospel guitarists before he turned to blues in the late '50s, the South Carolina "Blues Doctor" for years had only one 45 on the market (Sharp, 1959). His discography has recently begun to grow considerably, finally revealing the extent of his songwriting and performing talents. ~ Jim O'Neal

Round Two