The finest blues you've never heard.
When you escape from the world, you still need comfortable clothes, nutritious food and good music. I’ve got the latter covered. Byther Smith, Eric Lindell, Delta Moon, Muddy Gurdy, and Arthur Migliazza provide our entertainment. It’s an hour to escape from the world together and certainly another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard […]
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When you escape from the world, you still need comfortable clothes, nutritious food and good music. I’ve got the latter covered. Byther Smith, Eric Lindell, Delta Moon, Muddy Gurdy, and Arthur Migliazza provide our entertainment. It’s an hour to escape from the world together and certainly another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 715th Roadhouse.
If you come around each week for a variety of blues, you’ll love the hour ahead. I’ve got a set of blues rock, a set of Mississippi Hill Country Blues, and a full range of voices. Sari Schorr, Larkin Poe, Robert Kimbrough, Sr., JJ Appleton & Jason Ricci, and The Chris O’Leary Band lead the way through another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 714th Roadhouse.
We’re rolling into the fall in the northern hemisphere, a time when blues labels are pushing out new releases for holiday consumption. And, I’ve got a lot of those brand new releases in the hour ahead – including Doug Deming & The Jewel Tones, Sandy Carroll, Mojo Morganfield, Paul Thorn, and The Juke Joint Kings – all from 2018. It’s an hour of music you’d be proud to gift your friends, and it’s clearly another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 713th Roadhouse.
After a week of chair-dancing, we’re back to a huge variety of new blues in The Roadhouse. I’ve got quite a few female artists, some uptempo blues, an interesting minimalist set, and a track from the late Tony Joe White. I’ve also got Anthony Geraci, Dana Fuchs, Eric Bibb, The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, and Joe Louis Walker, Bruce Katz & Giles Robson. You won’t find any fresher blues anywhere else, and it’s all just fresh enough to comprise another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 712th Roadhouse.
Rather than focusing on new releases this week, I’ve focused on making this another “chair-dancing” edition. Kid Ramos, Kai Strauss, Sean Costello, Andy Santana, and Janiva Magness give you reason to move around. You might do that in your chair, you might grab someone close, you might get up and dance by yourself, but I think the hour is irresistably movable. It’ll make you want to dance, all while delivering another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.
There’s a big mix of stuff in this hour. I’ve got some great Chicago blues artists, some next generation blues rock, electric, acoustic – maybe just a full sense of blues today. Otis Rush, Sari Schorr, Seasick Steve, Eric Bibb, and Ben Poole. We can circle around it any way we want. What it comes down to is that this is another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 710th Roadhouse.
The rain around The Roadhouse Studios brings a little quieter tone, despite a riotous opening track. Jim Allchin, Boz Scaggs, Aki Kumar, Maria Muldaur, and Mike Morgan & The Crawl lead the way. It’s kind of hard to put a finger on a theme. But, regardless of the tone and mood, I know you’re going to find it to be, as always, another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 709th Roadhouse.
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