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Texas blues-rock singer/songwriter's sixth album. Produced by Tom Hambridge and special guests Christone Kingfish Ingram and Shemekia Copeland.

When he burst onto the scene with his outrageous harmonica stomper 'Wine, Women and Whisky' in 1954, not much was known about Papa George Lightfoot, let alone his whereabouts. Things were gloriously... more

Recorded live between "The Unicorn" in Boston and "The Ash Grove" in Los Angeles and released on Vault Records in 1967, this show pre-dates The Chambers Brothers' signing to Columbia Records by more... more

Icky Renrut (a not so well-kept secret pseudonym of the legendary Ike Turner) and his illustrious list of 'confidants' take you through an essential collection of early works from the one and only... more

In a somewhat incongruous setting of the basement theater in the Mayfair Hotel in London, on an ornate gilt chair, Fred McDowell, one of the last great Delta blues singers of his time, sat down to... more

Lauded by many as the first true British punk album and standing as one of the best period pieces from London's psychedelic era, The Deviants debut album is a sheer monolith of psychedelic punk. An... more

Unleash the power of the blues with 'Guitar Star' and experience the fretboard-blazing, awe-inspiring virtuosity of some of the greatest players ever to do it. From the soulful blues of Mighty Joe... more

Turn up the volume and allow yourself to be swept away by the boldness, vulnerability, and sheer artistry of some of the most remarkable blues musicians ever to do it. 'When Girls Do It' is a journey... more

Still only in her early 20s, this Texas blues gunslinger has been rocking roofs off for years. She's already put out several acclaimed albums, and her new one finds her in a defiantly upbeat mood.... 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

John Lee Hooker—a fan of Ben and of Charlie—thought the two should meet and introduced them many years ago. They recorded the Grammy winner "Get Up!" together in 2013 and now, finally, have reunited... more

Sister Rosetta Tharpe was the first great recording star of gospel music and among the first gospel musicians to appeal to rhythm-and-blues and rock-and-roll audiences, later being referred to as... 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

This new comp brings together, for the first time, three generations (and dominant styles) of New Orleans brass bands. Traditional sounds give way to injections of funk, rap and "bounce" as you hear... more

This collection of rock and roll from Louisiana and Mississippi features music by Al White and the Hi-Liters, as well as from other regional acts who recorded for New Orleans-based Lynn's Productions... more

This album presents what seem to be the two sides of singer Cat-Iron's repertoire: that of the blues musician and that of the converted Christian. As Frederic Ramsey, Jr.. writes, "Cat-Iron might be... more

Blues legend Luther Allison is considered to be one of the greats, with a career that lasted nearly 40 years, but didn't make him famous until the last few years of his life. UNDERGROUND is a lost... more

Founded in 1966, Canned Heat rose to fame because their knowledge and love of blues music was both wide and deep. Canned Heat attained three worldwide hits with their rock anthems "On The Road... more

As far back as he can remember, Capricorn Studios was calling Eddie 9V. As a kid scanning the sleeves of his favorite vinyl records, this fabled facility in Macon, Georgia, was always the secret... more