Matthew Cadillac Cooper
Here I Come With The Blues
Born a poor boy in Cleveland, Ohio in 1968, Matthew started playing the blues, and in a matter of years,…
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Something Borrowed Something
This is Blue’s eighth solo album – a straight-up blues-rock endeavor with some punkish stylings, and reaches into the realm…
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Widespace
From the sassy opening bars of Rita San, appreciators of jazz and blues will know they’re in for an album…
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The Blues And Some Other Stuff
Martin Schmidt kicks the vocals up and lets loose with a series of impressive guitar features. He delivers in a…
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Clinton, Mississippi, native Billy Gibson first picked up the harmonica at a very young age. “It was cheap and I…
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Glow
Awesome guitar, song writing and voice! If you like Stevie Ray Vaughn and hard rockin’ blues, you will love this…
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Hero
The Trip’s third CD showcases upbeat grooves, skilled musicianship and the well crafted songwriting of Dan Page. “Hero” is a…
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Wheels Start Turning
In the midst of the Neo-Swing revival came this gem from a bunch of NY area session pros. While most…
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13
Walker constructs textural walls of mojo and shouting and wrestling with shades and spirits and ghosts; conjuring the voices of…
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Cruisin’ For A Bluzin’
This recording comes out of the gate as a Blues Access “Rooster Pick”. They say, “every cut is worth a…
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