Well here we are again, it’s Blues Album of the Week time! This week we have the one and only Matt Schofield, Far As I Can See. Released in 2014, 11 songs. I make no bones that Matt is my favorite blues guitarist, so after 20 or so album reviews I thought I could do … Read moreMatt Schofield, Far As I Can See 08/30/21
Well I was late in getting this week’s Blues Album, perhaps that was divine intervention. This week I bring you, The Rolling Stones “Let It Bleed”, this is obviously in honor of Charlie Watts, forever drummer for the Stones, who we lost today August 24, 2021. Released in December 1969, the eighth British and tenth … Read moreRolling Stones Let it Bleed 08/24/2021
Well here we are again, it’s blues album of the week time. This week I bring you John Mayall and The BluesBreakers w/ Eric Clapton. The album is often referred to as “The Beano Album”, the album is untitled, but the cover art has Clapton reading a copy of the Britsh comic Beano. Eric reportedly … Read moreJohn Mayall and the BluesBreakers w/Eric Clapton…. The Beano Album 08/16/2021
Alright then, It’s once again time for Dave’s Blues Album of the week, this week we dig deep, deep into the glorious well of Blues past. I bring for your listening ears, “The Virtuoso Guitar of Scrapper Blackwell” released in 1970, these are recordings from 1925-1934. Yes the audio is absolutely terrible, all the hisses, … Read moreThe Virtuoso Guitar of Scrapper Blackwell 1925-1934 08-09-2021
Hey Kids ! Guess what time it is? That’s right Billy, it’s time for Dave’s Blues Album of the week. This week is kind of a stretch, but I was blown away by this one. I give you Joe Pass, Virtuoso Vol One. Released in December 1973, while this is not a blues album per … Read moreJoe Pass, Virtuoso Vol One 1973 07-31-2021