Jamie Eubanks
Am I Too Young To Play The Blues
Christopher Eubanks, 2006
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A Blues based CD with enough energy and variety to appeal
to all audiences from rock to country and listeners of all ages.
It is hard to beleive that this young man is "ONLY 15"
and all of the music is original. |
Charles Atkins
and Paul Montgomery Reunion
Okey-Dokey Records, 2005. |
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Charles and Paul have reunited to create invigorating and
inventive blues music, with a distinctive, catchy sound. |
Mary Everhart Distant Star
Redbird Records, 2003
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Mary Everhart has finally released a new CD "Distant
Star" that tells the story of the ups and downs of a southern
blues woman with a little humor thrown in to boot. |
| Charles Atkins
Sweet Voice Kingsnake/Icehouse, 2000. |
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"... emotionally expressive ... is infused
with strains of infectious jump blues, soul blues, raw blues
shouting and echoes of gospel". --Blues Access. Contains
the potential new state song, "Florida's Song". |
| Big Daddy &
Red Hot Java Firebrewed Big Daddy & Red Hot Java,
2001. |
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... pioneers of "Progressive Urban Blues."
Six-piece (lead guitar, rhythm guitar, drums, bass, sax, trombone)
blues peppered with soul, funk, R&B, jazz and hip hop. We
play blues where Chicago and New Orleans meet." --Randall
"Big Daddy" Webster. |
| King Cotton Blues Band 10' Tall
Clovis, 1997. |
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"... original blues with a workingman feel
... just straight ahead blues." --Blues Revue. |
Johnnie Marshall &
His Blues Buddies 98¢ in the Bank JSP (UK), 2001. |
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Johnnie's Blues Buddies include Eddie Kirkland,
Johnny Rawls and Sonny Rhodes. |
| Johnnie Marshall With All My
Might JSP (UK), 1999. |
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"... staking his claim to a place in the
higher echelons of the Blues. A recommended purchase from a
man who is going places." --Blues on Stage. |
| Johnnie Marshall Live for Today
JSP (UK), 1998. |
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"... strong triple threat as a guitarist,
singer and songwriter. Marshall's sound is contemporary soulful
blues, with deep roots in his native Georgia soil." --Blues
Bytes. |
| Billy Rigsby Neo Soul Kingsnake/Icehouse,
2000. |
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"Rigsby does the smooth-talkin', sweet-singin'
thang quite well and delivers some eloquent R&B." --Blues
Access. |
| Billy Rigsby Deep Love Orchard,
1999. |
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" ... enjoyable album with a Prince meets
Robert Cray sound." --Customer review at amazon.com. |
| Mary Thornton Rottweiler Blues
Orchard, 2000. |
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"Thornton's voice shines through! A voice
that is clear and seemingly effortless, she also throws in some
bluesy, Koko Taylor-style gravel to good effect." --Blues
Revue. |
the underdogs Title varies:
Dog Tales (CDNOW)
Underdogs (Amazon) TOC/Orchard,
2001. |
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12 new, all original, bluesy, rootsy songs, ranging
in styles from folk to funk. |
| the underdogs Unleashed
Orchard, 1999. |
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"Many of their tunes are made for some GTO
top-down cruisin’ or butt-struttin’, funky chicken dance action
that’s spearheaded by JAB Wilson’s harmonica riffs and Dave
Cousar’s motorin’ guitar leads." --Dirty Linen. |
| Bill Wharton & the Ingredients
Gumbo Man Burning Disk, 2001. |
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"With its balanced blend of traditional and
contemporary blues styles and funky worldbeat rhythms - all
topped with Wharton's soulful, alternately mellow and intense
vocals - Gumbo Man is a rib-stickin' stew that doesn't cool
down." --GRITZ |
| Bill Wharton & the Ingredients
The Best of the Sauce Boss Lyra/Spotlite, 2000, ©1995. |
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"Pure blues synesthesia. Hear the gumbo &
hot sauce while you taste the tunes". --Michael Rouse |
| Bill Wharton & the Ingredients
Recipes Burning Disk, 1999. |
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Multimedia-enhanced. In addition to the music
tracks, the computer track contains cookbook, Gumbo video, culinary
travelogue, photos, links to website and more. "If you
are already a fan ... "Recipes" will be a fine addition
... offering a bit more acoustic slide guitar blues to your
collection. "Recipes" also offers a great introduction
to Bill Wharton and the Ingredients because of the variety of
blues styles offered". --Blues on Stage. |
