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Why Howlin’ Wolf's Landmark 'Rockin’ Chair Album' Remains One of the Greatest Blues Records of All Time
Featuring Hubert Sumlin, Buddy Guy, and a host of other legendary musicians, this 1962 Chess compilation is a reminder of what real blues is all about.
If Hooks Could Kill, This Holy Grail Album Would Be On America’s Most Wanted List
One of the rare jazz masters who actually played a Jazzmaster, Roy Lanham slayed listeners the old-fashioned way: with his bare hands.
Here’s Why Searching Through Record Store LP Bins is a Good Idea
When the album ‘22 Original Gospel Greats’ found Jim Campilongo it felt like divine intervention.
Need to Hit the Reset Button? Listen to Herby Remington’s ‘Steel Guitar Holiday’
This vinyl treasure is a high-octane palate cleanser and something positive to binge on.
Listen to Sergio and Eduardo Abreu Morph Into a Single Entity with 20 Digits and 12 Strings
This timeless and powerful recording from the brothers’ all-too-brief career has an otherworldly musicality.
Here's Why Junior Brown is Bar-Band Virtuosity Personified
‘Guit With It’ reveals the show-stopping excitement of his guit-steel double-neck performance in full.
Old Man’s Blues or Young Man’s Blues? Here’s Why Eric Clapton’s Beano Album Remains Essential Listening for Everybody
Slowhand reinvented electric blues with this landmark recording.
Here's Why Pat Martino’s ‘Joyous Lake’ Remains an Essential Listen from the Golden Age of Fusion
The late, great guitarist took a stirring voyage on fusion’s treacherous waters with this classic album.
