The finest blues you've never heard.
Firmly planted in The Roadhouse Studios, I have an hour that ventures from the Bayou to the Mississippi Hill Country, to Brussels, Belguim, and back to the streets of San Francisco. Along the way, we’ll stop in Atlanta, London, and New Zealand. G. Love and Special Sauce, Mark Hummel, R.L. Burnside, Bai Kamara, Jr., and […]
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Firmly planted in The Roadhouse Studios, I have an hour that ventures from the Bayou to the Mississippi Hill Country, to Brussels, Belguim, and back to the streets of San Francisco. Along the way, we’ll stop in Atlanta, London, and New Zealand. G. Love and Special Sauce, Mark Hummel, R.L. Burnside, Bai Kamara, Jr., and Marcus King help prove that blues is global. And, with four Roadhouse debuts, they also help prove that it’s possible to put together another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.
I’ve got an hour ahead that’s chock full of music you might not be hearing anywhere else, including a mix of new releases and Roadhouse debuts by three artists. Dave Specter, Laura Cox, Down to the River, Rae Gordon Band, and Betty Fox Band provide the foundation for the hour. We also venture off into the world of blues rock for a set. It’s wildly diverse, typically uptempo, and, without much doubt, another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.
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The 514th Roadhouse closes out the review of new releases in 2014 with Walter Trout, Trudy Lynn, Mississippi Heat, Missy Andersen, and The Duke Robillard Band. Surely, some of the names in this edition were unfamiliar to you until the year just past. It’s definitely another hour of the finest blues you might have heard in 2014 – the 514th Roadhouse.
After an easy holiday, it’s time to get back to where we land every week – an hour of great blues. This week, that includes six Roadhouse debuts. Phillip Fankhauser, Dana Gillespie, Marcia Ball, Matt Wanderscheid, and Layla McCalla provide a typically broad range of blues to end 2019. It’s an hour full of Roadhouse debuts and absolutely another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 773rd Roadhouse.
We’re right up against Christmas in The Roadhouse and chock full of some great blues. I’ve got new music from Hollywood Fats Band, Matty T Wall, Popa Chubby, Van Morrison, and Frank Bey. I’ve also got five more holiday blues tracks and that restrospective feeling that comes at the end of the year. It may be the final hour of the holidays and one of the last two for the year in The Roadhouse, but it’s still, at its core, just another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.
I’ve got more Christmas blues in the next hour of The Roadhouse, along with three Roadhouse deubts, some old favorites, and some artists we kind of discovered together in 2019. Sugar and Spice Revue, Sugar Blue, Santiago Perrioti, Diane Blue, and Gary Nicholson help fill this edition. The year behind us just gets me charged up to deliver another hour of the finest bllues you’ve never heard – the 771st Roadhouse.
It’s the first edition of the 2019 holiday season and I’ve got 6 great Christmas blues tracks to help spread the cheer. Samantha Fish, Keb’ Mo’, Breezy Rodio, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, and Rae Gordon Band mix it up to help put you in the spirit. It’s another holiday in The Roadhouse and another hour of the finest holiday blues you’ve never heard.
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