Tag Archives: Blues-Rock

The NEW YORK band FOREVER play early-’70s styled, blues-influenced hard rock with reference points to Cream, the Rolling Rocks, the Allman Brothers, and much more secondary bands of this era like Free of charge. Their self-titled debut record arrived in 2003.

Grandpaboy is Paul Westerberg, vocalist/songwriter/guitarist and de facto head from the revered (and today defunct) Substitutes. Nearly a secret enterprise, but a way for Westerberg to flee expectations and make contact with playing devil-may-care, stripped-down rock and roll. He plays all of the musical instruments on each Grandpaboy discharge and, …

Beyond Gregg Allman, drummer Butch Vehicles is the just person in Georgia’s venerable Allman Brothers Music group who’s still within the lineup and it has appeared on every recording. But during among the Allman’s lulls in activity through the middle-’90s, Trucks made a decision to come up with a side …

CeDell Davis was created in 1927 in Helena, AR. His correct hands was crippled by polio at age ten, therefore he turned his guitar to some left-handed bottleneck design, making for a distinctive, atonal audio. He performed locally through the entire 1950s and ’60s, with close friends such as for …

Pittsburgh power trio Clean Blueberry Pancake shaped in 1968, comprising singer/bassist Tony Impavido, guitarist John Behrens, and drummer Geoff Reidell. After 2 yrs of regional gigging, the group developed enough of the group of fans and enough first materials to record a demonstration tape, and in 1970 they self-released Large …

J. Geils was created John Geils, Jr. in NEW YORK, the guitarist’s nickname getting the handle for just one of the very most famous musical organizations in the annals of Boston rock and roll & move, the J. Geils Music group. We were young in NJ, Geils was a big …

A garage rock and roll power trio from Delaware, Mouzakis was anchored from the powerful drumming and business lead vocals of Eddie Stevenson as well as the body organ performing of Fred Dawson. The set began working collectively within the middle-’60s within the music group the Fantastic Pharaohs, who have …

Long-running blues-rock combo the Amounts Band was shaped in Kent, OH in middle-1969 by singer/guitarist Robert Kidney and saxophonist Terry Hynde (the sibling of long term Pretenders frontwoman Chrissie Hynde), who together continued to be the nucleus of the group throughout its years of existence. Officially dubbed 15 60 75, …

A spunky five-piece centering across the confident vocals of namesake singer Nanyana Summer season, Nanyana delivers a potent mixture of womanly alternative rock and roll and Stevie Ray Vaughan-style electric powered blues. Summer season grew up inside a armed service house, where she was subjected to 80’s peaceful surprise R&B …

This late-’60s Denver group is perhaps most obviously as the starting place for guitarist Tommy Bolin, who was simply still in his teens if they recorded their first album in 1969. A fairly regular slab of bluesy, weighty rock, it produced the very best 50. Apart from Bolin’s prolonged hard …