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LP on Ogre Green with Frosted Clear splatter vinyl. Take a deep dive into the dimmest depths of the swamp where Southern gothic horror and slide guitar come together in unholy matrimony. K.K. Hammond... more

The doyen of jazz critics, Leonard Feather praised Ella as "one of the great individualists of modern blues singing" yet the unique Ella Johnson is now largely forgotten among the bigger names of the... more

One of the cornerstone figures of R&B and R&R, ANTOINE "FATS" DOMINO recorded 'The Fat Man' - the first million-selling Rock & Roll record - in December 1949, at the tender age of twenty-one. His... more

The king of blues labels turns 50! This anthology is a blast: 24 tracks on double vinyl (gatefold, with extensive notes) or 58 on 3 CDs (with a 40-page booklet). Generations of blues greats come... more

As Joe Bonamassa grows his reputation as one of the worlds greatest guitar players, he is also evolving into a charismatic blues-rock star and singersongwriter of stylistic depth and emotional... more

In a society defined by our greatest and worst moments, out of chaos comes Letters from a Black Widow - a definitive statement of perseverance and liberation from Grammy-winning singer/songwriter and... more

2022 release. Joanne Shaw Taylor was born and raised in the U.K. and discovered by Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) at the age of 15. Right from the beginning, Joanne's incredible guitar work and... more

This modern-day blues guitar wiz doesn't only revere the Delta and Chicago giants; he's got a thing for the UK legends, too. Page, Beck and Clapton are on his mind as he pours his soul into "Tea for... more

Tony "Little Sun" Glover (b. 1939) is a Minneapolis-born harmonica player and singer, most notably associated with guitarists "Spider" John Koerner and Dave "Snaker" Ray during the folk revival in... more

This classic combo of electric blues and horn-powered funk came out on Stax in '72. King bends the living daylights out of those strings on the hits I'll Play the Blues for You; Breaking Up... more

A mid-price release of Hammond's 1965 album of blues covers. The son of legendary talent scout John Hammond Sr, who discovered Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen amongst others, John Jr. has recorded... more

Back on the Streets is the extended 2013 reissue of Gary Moore's successful debut album. This special edition comprises the full original album plus bonus B-sides and alternate versions.

Not just King's most famous album, but one of the most influential blues LPs of the late '60s—plus five unissued bonus cuts! You get the original versions and alternate takes of the title hit;... more

CD includes two bonus tracks. Once considered a long-lost studio recording from John Lee Hooker, The Standard School Broadcast Recordings is the first commercial release of a rare 1973 fully electric... more

This 1969 live recording at the Fillmore East was not just a turning point in Mayall's music but also in his career, becoming his first gold album and his most successful release. A heavy lead-guitar... more

Today! Is Skip James' second album, originally released in 1966. The album features James solo on all but one track, "How Long," which includes Russ Savakus on bass. AllMusic asserts, "wonderful... more

This blues giant crossed over to soul-blues stardom when he signed to Stax in '66. Here are 20 of his most smokin' Stax sides: his hits Laundromat Blues; Crosscut Saw; Born Under a Bad Sign; Cold... more

The classic 1957 release from one of the greats of gospel blues, a rough diamond of hard, pure country gospel expression, at odds with the earthly concerns of the blues and yet entwined with the... more

Although Oscar "T.V. Slim" Wills was never a full-time musician he recorded prolifically, usually for his own record label, Speed, creating a highly entertaining body of work that showed him to be a... more

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers classic album from 1968 has been digitally remastered and now boasts an extra two bonus tracks including the single version of '2401' and the song 'Wish You Were Here'... more

After stepping into the spotlight thanks to her own cover versions of blues & rock classics on YouTube (500K subscribers - 105 million views), Laura Cox managed to become the guitarist & singer with... more

The first-ever compilation from a great era in Bobby's career. It's packed with R&B hits from the '70s and early '80s—and half the tracks are making their CD debut! Includes Ain't No Love in the... more

Recognisable by his plaintive, crying, singing style and "broken" voice, Sleepy John Estes was one of the great Country Blues pioneers. Estes recorded a memorable body of work, much of it during the... more

Mike Zito, Life Is Hard. Zito recorded the new album in September at Sunset Sound Studios in Hollywood, California, with Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith producing. Both Bonamassa and Smith were involved... more