Posts Tagged as ‘Blues Rock’
But Walter is not a modern day messiah, what he is a truly underrated blues man, sure he’s a legend »
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Everything from early classic rock, to blues, doo wop and even some early haunting medieval tones that can later be »
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Released By : Self Released Genre : Blues rock, Classic Rock Link : http://www.805-rocks.com Tracklist: 1. A little bit 2. »
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I think for generations to come we will forever be in debt to a classy guitar player like Gary Moore, »
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The album is almost progressive in its nature, keeping the blend of funk and hard rock but also adding »
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The downside to this however is that it would be really, really hard to find anybody that could possibly enjoy »
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Whilst the album definitely has a singer/songwriter vibe and much appeal to the folk rock market, Seymour and his latest »
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The feel of the album is raw and natural while still sounding full and professional which should go a long »
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Though the early years of DIESEL were spent with funked-up Aussie pub rockers THE INJECTORS, and his last decade or »
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The only thing missing this time around is the surprise factor and maybe a couple less really amazing tunes, but »
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For starters the good thing here is that for fans of Aussie rock music you can easily feel comfortable grabbing »
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The best part of this album? The vocal work of Dan McCafferty, who at the ripe age of 65 still »
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The first thing that strikes me here is the lack of any progressive rock tendencies. Yes the band have »
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overall these ten tunes stand up as being just as good as anything on the previous album, it’s just a »
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The blue collar style of the band in general added eve more synchronicity on stage and that also dug well »
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This new album ROCKPANGO (which loosely translates to ROCK PARTY) sees the band trying a few new things while »
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Brian Robertson is probably best known as the guitarist that replaced Gary Moore at the beginning of THIN LIZZY’S successful »
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this should easily be the next album you buy, it really is nothing like anything else being released at the »
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“Jeff Healey formed his band in 1985, with drummer Tom Stephen and bassist Joe Rockman. Known for playing the guitar »
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I do however have a bit of a problem with just how out there some of the material on »
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