Thorogood's debut didn't revolutionize American blues or rock and roll but it's enjoyable for the beer hall or smoky night club.
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Music Review: Popa Chubby – ‘Universal Breakdown Blues’
Popa Chubby proves he plays "peoples' blues" with fire and passion.
Read More »Music Review: Little G Weevil – ‘Moving’
Little G Weevil provides great old-style blues with original songs done with acoustic instruments.
Read More »Music Review: George Thorogood and The Destroyers – `George Thorogood and The Destroyers’ and `Move It On Over’ [Remastered]
The re-issues of the first two albums from George Thorogood and the Destroyers are a mixed bag of stripped-down blues rock.
Read More »Music Review: Bobby Messano with Deanna Bogart – ‘Welcome to Deltaville’
Modern blues does not get better than this new CD by Messano, his band and some celebrity friends.
Read More »Product Review: Johnny Winter Guitar Gods Bobblehead – Captured Live 1976
These dolls are of very high quality, and I have always been impressed with the company’s choices of honorees. Johnny Winter in his "Captured Live" 1976 album cover pose is a must for fans.
Read More »Music Review: Delbert & Glen – ‘Blind, Crippled & Crazy’
Two old friends reunite after 40 years to create a new album. The years may have passed but the music is fresh.
Read More »Music Review: Ellen Foley – ‘About Time’
'About Time' can be divided between up-tempo rock songs fueled by her over-the-top vocals and slower stripped-down bluesy tunes.
Read More »Music Review: Walter Trout – “Luther’s Blues: A Tribute to Luther Allison”
Walter Trout has never sounded better than he does on this CD. His band delivers great bass, rhythm and percussion throughout. It is a must for Allison and Trout fans, and blues lovers in general.
Read More »Music Review: Townes Van Zandt – High, Low and In Between and The Late Great Townes Van Zandt
His fellow musicians have always known what a gift Van Zandt was to the world of popular music, but it's about time for the rest of the world to catch up.
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