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At only 24 years old, Connor Selby proves with this first album that he already plays the blues like an old hand. Now he has to show his true personality.
NEWF
- 10/03/2023
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With "Head Over Water", Laura Cox seems to want to capitalize with talent on the elements that made the success of "Burning Bright" but she loses some warmth and authenticity.
LOLOCELTIC
- 17/02/2023
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"Medication Time" is a sincere blues album, but it is far too long. Too bad, because Todd Sharpville is an excellent guitarist.
NEWF
- 08/02/2023
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"Back To The Blues" sees Gary Moore return to a formula that made his success by perfectly blending blues roots and personal touches.
LOLOCELTIC
- 15/03/2013
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First album of Joe Bonamassa, "A New Day Yesterday" already presents all the qualities of an artist who will sublimate the blues some years later.
MR.BLUE
- 20/01/2012
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With "This Is Us", Lee O'Nell Blues Gang skillfully mixes blues, rock and jazz to deliver a warm and very well composed album.
NEWF
- 15/12/2022
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"Ride" is a new proof of Walter Trout's ability to convert the trials of fate into unstoppable songs, real doses of optimism and courage.
LOLOCELTIC
- 26/09/2022
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Containing the hit 'Riders Of The Storm', "L.A. Woman" is a small step for The Doors, but a big step for rock'n'roll!
STEVENAKERFELDT
- 07/02/2012
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