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BUDDY GUY - AINT DONE WITH THE BLUES - CD:Aint Done With The Blues marks Buddy Guys 14th studio album with RCA Records. In celebration of his 89th birthday, the album showcases Buddys unrelenting... more

Best known world-wide for her 1973 pop mega-hit "Midnight at the Oasis," which received 2 GRAMMY nominations, Muldaur's 62 year career could best be described as a long and adventurous odyssey... more

Larry Darnell was a huge but now-forgotten star of black music and was an important component of the sound that became New Orleans R&B in the 1950s. Six Billboard Top Ten hits during 1949-50,... more

"With incendiary guitar chops and raw, powerful vocals, fiery Texas blues rocker Carolyn Wonderland draws instant comparisons to fellow Texans Stevie Ray Vaughan and Janis Joplin." ::: Blistering... more

Could there be a more apt title for the new album by one of the last remaining giants of blues guitar? Rock and blues guitarists have been tearing pages from Buddy's book for half a century; here,... more

'Boz Scaggs', his second album, is another unjustly underrated album of the classic rock era. It's a stylistically diverse album. Boz incorporates several genres, including Americana, Blue-Eyed Soul,... more

Blues Image was formed in Tampa, Florida in 1966 by singer-guitarist Mike Pinera, singer-drummer Manuel "Manny" Bertematti, singer-percussionist Joe Lala, keyboardist Emilio Garcia, and bassist... more

Archive release. Beloved bluegrass trailblazers Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard are revered as pioneers of the form, who challenged the norm at a time when bluegrass remained largely in the purview... more

Two previously unissued tracks, key selections from Grammy-nominated albums…14 killer Alligator cuts by this master blues-harmonica man: "Mean Ole Frisco," "Blues Got Me Again," "When It Rains It... more

With his simple, accessible sound and signature laid-back style, JIMMY REED was just about the most commercially successful Blues artist in the USA during the 50s and 60s. He was also a hugely... more

Even as everyone from Elvis to Hank Jr. covered his songs, Tony Joe made his own mark with solo albums on Warner Bros. during the first half of the '70s. This one, from '73, features some of his... more

An entire album's worth of unreleased live material from the tour that followed Muddy's 1977 comeback album "Hard Again"! And WHAT a touring band that was—not just Muddy, Johnny and James, but... more

Buddy's 1991 comeback album after a lengthy break from studio recording didn't just put him back in front of mainstream blues audiences, it earned him a Grammy for best contemporary blues album! It... more

The best of Buddy Guy's solo albums since his 1991 reemergence finds him mixing songs from his concert repertoire with blues chestnuts and his own originals. Slippin' Out, Slippin' In, a staple of... more

Himself a Chicago bootlegger during the Prohibition, this Georgia native made a name for himself as a Windy City bluesman after the Prohibition ended, making Decca recordings of his own songs that... more

16 page booklet, rare photos, vintage memorabilia.

The Mills Brothers were one of the most important and influential vocal groups in 20th century popular music, bringing together styles and techniques that embraced gospel, doowop, ragtime, jazz and... more

Taj Mahal ‎- Blues With A Feeling The Very Best Of Taj Mahal Released: 2003 - Unlike virtually any musician of the last forty years, Taj Mahal has staked out a unique musical world-view that has... more

From 1968, Taj's second LP is one the freshest blues albums of the era with great backing from Jesse Ed Davis on lead guitar and the rhythm section of Gary Glimore and Chuck Blackwell. This edition... more

Posthumous release from the New Orleans legend. Throughout his six-decade long career, Dr. John embodied a near-mythic multitude of musical identities: Global Ambassador of New Orleans Funk, Jazz,... more