Down And Out Blues (Vinyl LP) Rhythm & Blues

Down And Out Blues (Vinyl LP) Rhythm & BluesSonny Boy Williamson, the singer and harmonica player, was one of the best blues musicians of all time. His earthy yet elegant approach was as distinctive as it was irresistible. This edition of his 1959 debut album, enriched with 2 classic bonus tracks, is a perfect showcase for the famous musician. Ever since he appeared on the famous King Biscuit Time radio show in 1941, Williamson was a sensation, as his dynamics and soulful execution were second

Ben Pirani & The Means Of Production are back with their first single from their newly built studio

and saxophonist Harold Land blew like the soul master he is

at other times ethereal

Nara Le√£o and Edu Lobo

All of the five tracks stand up to anything on Face Stabber

Features tracks from Pioneers

is the sound of turmoil giving way to truth

" and Lee Dorsey's "Ride Your Pony" (the Meters provided support on the original recording)

The Themes series is known for each record having its own particularly striking sleeve

While his limber genre-jumping often earns comparisons to Beck

For Good Luck

No doubt a difficult album for Bill Evans to record