Albert King

Known for harmonica work on Rolling Stones’ “Miss You” Sugar Blue branches out with new album, out January 26, 2010 New York, N.Y. (PRWEB) November 19, 2009 -- “We have chosen the title Threshold because the tunes open new musical territory for us,” says bluesman Sugar Blue of his new album, due out January 26, 2010 on Beeble Music. Read More

The members of the Matlacha Mariners have presented the Southwest Florida Blues Festival for 10 years, attracting music enthusiasts from far and wide. Read More

Mike Bloomfield's a guitar player blues fans know and appreciate, but he's one of those guys whose name many rock fans have heard but couldn't necessarily explain his place in history like they could, say, Eric Clapton or Stevie Ray Vaughan. Read More

"Blues is the roots, everything else is the fruits," the legendary bassist and songwriter Willie Dixon once said. Read More

Nope, but we downloaded Lady Gaga in record numbers. Read More

It's not often that a musician gets a chance to initiate a massive shift in two different fields of entertainment at the same time. Read More

Let's be fair: most concert films fall into the same middling range of Adequate to Watchable that show an act going through the motions and simply mimicking their albums wholesale. Read More

Showman, vocalist and blues harp player James Harman, a charismatic performer who will be remembered by many here for his rocking appearances in Bluesharp Blowouts, returns to the Rockfish Grill at 8 p.m. Read More

"We have chosen the title Threshold because the tunes open new musical territory for us says bluesman Sugar Blue of his new album, due out January 26, 2010 on Beeble Music. The album follows the acclaimed 2007 album Code Blue, which hinted at a widening musical path. Read More

Southern rock band Gov't Mule have been rocking since the mid '90s, blending blues and psychedelic rock influences and creating a sound all their own. Read More