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This is a wonderful record... The first 14 cuts are from 1942 Library of Congress recordings... Edwards' playing is as Delta blues as it gets... Edwards worked with (Big Joe Williams and) other Delta... more

This CD is being released immediately following the publication by Chicago Review Press of Honeyboy's autobiography, of the same title. The recording captures Honeyboy in concert, playing a mix of... more

In his forty-year career in the music business, Aron Burton has earned his title as the ultimate right-in-the-pocket bass player, backing such blues luminaries as the late Freddy King, Jimmy... more

Reissue of Earwig's first recording in 1979, marking the coming out of obscurity of harmonica great Frank Frost and his bandmates Jack Johnson and Sam Carr

Johnson's fat, reverb-drenched guitar tone and convincing vocals make for a potent combination on such classics as Catfish and How Many More Years, and even help to compensate for such obviously... more

For a man over 60, his fingers are still nimble, varying from the stomping shuffle of Wiggle Tail and inebriated joy of Sloppy Drunk to the cathartic moan of in the Evening and Whooping Cough. His... more

Aron Burton worked as a sideman on many classic recordings on the Alligator label as well as a stint with Albert Collins. But Past, Present, & Future isn't a tribute to another artist. It's a... more

John Primer is a small gem of a blues guitarist, shaped under the pressure of years of hard labor in clubs and backup work, sparkling on his American solo debut. The Mississippi-born bluesman played... more

ROAD BE KIND reflects Andy's life over many years on the road, folkin' around with the blues. A masterful acoustic guitarist, folklorist, and genuine troubadour, Andy never ceases to impress with his... more

This new recording features the rare combination of guitarist Lil Ed and bassist Willie Kent, both renowned on the Chicago blues scene for the energy, tightness, and durability of their distinctive... more

Jimmy has recorded the best set of his career, accompanied by a top-notch Chicago band of Professor Eddie Lusk on piano/organ, ace bass man Johnny B. Gayden, Ray Scott on drums, Billy Flynn of the... more

Frank Frost is a country bluesman to the bone. The Sun Records veteran is in typically relaxed and inspired form on this session, where he's frequently supported by Jonnson and drummer Sam Carr's... more

Dennis Binder, pianist, vocalist and composer originally from Rosedale, Mississippi, has been an active member of the blues community for over 50 years. As a young man, Dennis refined his technique... more

The angels in this live performance recorded in 2007 at Chicago's Taste Entertainment Center are truly the voices you will hear when real angels sing the Blues. Divas Shirley Johnson, Mary Lane and... more

Bobby was introduced to storytelling by the St. Louis Storytelling Festival at the Arch. "I didn't seek storytelling. It found me. I was right there. I could do theatre, comedy, mime, history and... more

This is a remastered reissue from Sunnyland's own Airway label, featuring the great guitarists Hubert Sumlin, Eddie Taylor, Magic Slim, and Lurrie Bell, who turn in blazing guitar solos behind... more

This CD follows Louisiana Red's triumphants 1998 return to America on the festival circuit and is his first new U.s. recording in many years. In this mix of solo acoustic blues guitar and classic... more

Albert Bashor's time has come. Possessing an inviting vocal delivery that renders a listener warm the second he opens his mouth and uncommon songwriting skill that sometimes comes laced with a dollop... more

H-Bomb Ferguson does not play the piano. He fights it. He punches the white keys and jabs the black ones. When he sings, he alternates between a deep growl and a high, hoarse howl.... Ferguson's... more