A Self-Produced Third Album Recorded at Marigny Studio with Friends From His Teenage Years The album opens with Pretty Pictures, a guitar song with...
Blues
A San Francisco Songwriter and Pat Thrall Build a Blues Protest Song From Questions Martha Groves Perry cut the vocals for I Asked Jesus...
A Sunshine Coast Band Carries Blues and Classic Rock From the Studio to the Stage Shots runs four minutes and twenty-seven seconds on the...
A Former Nashville Lead Guitarist Brings Four Voices to a Single Submitted for Grammy Consideration Four voices carry Release the Doves, a Christmas song...
The German Duo Set a Homecoming Song in Blues Rock, Soul, Americana and Gospel Bring It On Home is a blues rock song about...
A Blues and Garage Rock Single Maria and Greg Recorded Themselves After Six Years Away Passerby by Crimson Brooks starts with slow guitar plucks...
A Touring Bass Player Since 2002, Now Recording Under His Own Name No Big Deal runs three minutes and thirty-nine seconds, and the credit...
A 2013 Grape and the Grain Song, Re-Recorded Alone for the 2025 Blues and Garage Rock Single devils opens on a guitar figure and...
Writers working through personal upheaval often go inward and narrow. Going outward to history instead is a harder and less common move.
Selwyn Birchwood performing. Blues albums do not usually open with dial-up modem static. On Electric Swamp Funkin’ Blues, released 27 March through Alligator Records,...

Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault
Where I Asked Jesus & He Said No Came From: The Martha Groves Perry and Pat Thrall Protest Single
Shots by Sugarbag Blonde: The Long Version of a Sunshine Coast Blues-Rock Single
Where Release the Doves Came From, John DeRosa’s Four-Voice Christmas Song for Grammy Consideration
Why the Blues Homecoming Survived: Seßler/Zeeb’s Bring It on Home Adds a Gospel Choir
Where Passerby Came From: Crimson Brooks Put a Singing Drummer at the Centre of Their Blues
Daniel Grimsland Went From Woodstock Prog to the Blues Rock of No Big Deal
Daniel Grimsland Devils: Where the Song Came From, and Why He Recut It Twelve Years On
Miko Marks Opens Hell Or High Water at the Little Bighorn
Selwyn Birchwood Produced Himself and Wrote a Blues About the Algorithm
Maybe Magic by Ryan Sweezey and a Decade of Unfinished Songs: The Long Version
Where Deep Blue Sea Came From: Kadi Beth and a Mayday Call Over Dark Water
Backyard Getaway by Emily Fraser, a Pop-Country Escape: The Long Version
Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault