Jean-Luc Ponty is considered one of the top fusion-jazz violinists of the past 50 years. He was a member of the Mahavishnu Orchestra from 1973-1975. From the late 60s he issued numerous albums, many... more

When these legends from Cream and Procol Harum announced that they were going to play live together for the first time, the news spread like wildfire. Drummer Gary Husband (Level 42, John McLaughlin)... more

This twofer pairs the star-studded John Lee Hooker tribute album "From Clarksdale to Heaven" with the UK blues blowout "Knights of the Blues Table." You'll encounter Jeff Beck ("Hobo Blues"), Jack... more

Recorded in '59 (before the height of the folk/blues revival), Hopkins' first acoustic session has since been recognized as an out-and-out blues classic. He's as witty and charming as he is... more

Reissue of 1997 album. The title is program. Born in 1965 in Chicago Bernard Allison was introduced into the roots of black music and playing electric guitar by his father, the living blues legend... more

Here are 20 classic cuts from the blues kings of the Mississippi Delta, the land where the blues began: "C.C. Rider" Big Bill Broonzy, "Death Letter Blues," "Sun Goin' Down" Son House, "Married Woman... more

For decades, this Mississippi native who grew up in Lafayette, Louisiana has been thrilling us all with his guitar mastery as a solo artist and while playing with John Hiatt, Jimmy Buffett, Eric... more

This acclaimed blues guitarist teamed with punk-blues legends the Detroit Cobras and a New Orleans horn section for this new rock 'n' soul gem featuring covers of tunes penned by Jackie DeShannon,... more

Six decades of bending, blowing, wailing blues beauty—20 tracks including eight unissued performances at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival: Gillum Blues Jazz Gillum; Crow Jane Blues Sonny Terry;... more

The air surrounding a Savoy Brown show is as electric today as it was when they first broke through during the '60s UK blues boom. Here are Kim Simmonds and the band, live in Dortmund, Germany in... more

Most hard rock guitarists of the '60s and '70s had deep roots in the blues, and Canadian axeman Pat Travers was no exception! Travel with Pat as he goes back to the beginning (or goes for what he... more

The fleet fingers of this mighty piano man still stun. Here's a 32-page booklet plus 21 solo and group tracks (three unissued): "Joogie Boogie," "San Juan Blues," "Midnight Special," "Just a Dream,"... more

Grand Funk Railroad, sometimes shortened as Grank Funk, is an American hard rock band popular during the 1970's & 1980's who toured extensively and played to packed arenas worldwide. Grand Funk Lives... more

Norman Davis and Thomas Ruf teamed to create this 2-CD set: the first anthology of the perennially overlooked heroines of the harmonica. Big Mama Thornton's "Down Home Shakedown" (did you know she... more

This great guitarist has touched on jazz, country, reggae and more on previous recordings. But blues has always been at the center and dominates this new album, even as it provides him lots of... more

These artists formed the blues backbone of Folkways: Big Bill Broonzy (Mule-Ridin' Blues), Leadbelly (Leaving Blues), Rev. Gary Davis (Candy Man), Big Joe Williams (Don't Leave Me Here), Lightnin'... more

He may be 73, but Trower is having a late bloom of creativity in recent years and is in vintage form here. And that's not just as a guitarist; his songwriting is stellar on this new album, and he... more

Fans will be psyched to see Fito De La Parra and Larry "The Mole" Taylor still bringin' the Heat here. They're in the band as you watch this smokin' set at Harmonie in Bonn, Germany; part of their... more

A loving crowd at Seattle's famed Triple Door club, noted producer Jim Gaines, top-notch recording equipment and a rockin' set by this fantastic guitarist and his red-hot band make for an exceptional... more

Walters latest release, LUTHERS BLUES A TRIBUTE TO LUTHER ALLISON is a powerful blues album that pays homage to an iconic figure in the blues world, Luther Allison. The album is twelve solid tracks... more

Lucinda Williams' take on Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor joins 21 more by these blues titans: Just a Dream Memphis Slim; Jelly Jelly Josh White; Tell Me, Baby Lightnin' Hopkins; When Things Go Wrong... more

Cher put out her sixth LP in '69, displaying endless charisma on these covers of '60s classics. Named after the address of Muscle Shoals' Sound Studios, it includes "(Sittin' on) The Dock of the... more

Bobby Keys was the legendary (anyone read Keith Richards' book?) go-to saxophonist who played with some of the greatest rock artists of all time including The Rolling Stones and three solo Beatles.... more

2019 release. There's something about Texas. Open up the history books and you'll find the Lone Star State at the eye of every rock 'n' roll storm. Pull up a stool in any bar-room and you'll still... more