The finest blues you've never heard.
I have an hour ahead that you may find to be just a little different than the usual in The Roadhouse. Aside from a few upbeat tracks, I’ve also got quite a bit more mid-tempo and acoustic blues than usual. Fruteland Jackson, Jontavious Willis, Colin Linden & Luther Dickinson, Seth Walker, and William Clarke send […]
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I have an hour ahead that you may find to be just a little different than the usual in The Roadhouse. Aside from a few upbeat tracks, I’ve also got quite a bit more mid-tempo and acoustic blues than usual. Fruteland Jackson, Jontavious Willis, Colin Linden & Luther Dickinson, Seth Walker, and William Clarke send us off in a slightly different direction than we normally take. One thing is definitely the same, though – it’s another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 746th Roadhouse.
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It’s all new music in this hour of The Roadhouse. Only two tracks are as old as 2018, three are from upcoming releases, and three more are making Roadhouse debuts. Big Joe & The Dynaflows, Mindi Abair & The Boneshakers, Bobby Rush, The Tesky Brothers, and Robert Nighthawk & The Wampus Cats make for an hour of the freshest blues you’ll hear anywhere. And they definitely make for another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 745th Roadhouse.
In the next hour of The Roadhouse, we pay tribute to the late Dr. John with several tracks spanning his career. I do have some other new music around those tracks, as well. Peter Frampton Band, Duke Robillard, Keb’ Mo’, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, and Southern Avenue all contribute to the cause. We’re looking to the current and future state of the blues and remembering Dr. John. That makes for great promise, as always, to be another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 744th Roadhouse.
I’m back in The Roadhouse Studios after a week away, with a new view and a lot of great new blues. The Texas Horns, Fruteland Jackson, Leo “Bud” Welch, Davina & The Vagabonds, and Jennifer Truesdale help make up the hour. We start unofficial summer rested, refreshed and ready to go with a new hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 743rd Roadhouse.
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The foundational bricks of this edition hold up an outstanding hour of new blues. Selwyn Birchwood, Eden Brent, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Karen Lovely, and Candi Staton make sure we’re standing tall with another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 482nd Roadhouse.
We’re back to the slate of new blues this week, with the return of one of the original Roadhouse artists, and a couple of Roadhouse debuts thrown in, as well. The Forty-Fours, Kelly Bell Band, Rick Vito, Albert Castiglia, and The Tesky Brothers. I’ve got sixteen tracks in the hour – every last one from 2019. It’s definitely another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 741st Roadhouse.
It’s time for our annual review of the Blues Music Awards, held this week in Memphis. Buddy Guy, Ruthie Foster, Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, Danielle Nicole, and Kenny Neal are among the artists in the hour. It’s a great way to review the last year in blues and it’s always a hugely fun hour to do. So, sit back and enjoy an hour of award-winning blues – the 2019 Blues Music Awards edition of the Roadhouse.
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