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Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin Play and Sing The Songs of Big Bill Broonzy: ‘Common Ground’

The Alvin Brothers delivered one of the best Roots albums ever recorded in The Songs of Big Bill Broonzy.

Bonnie Raitt’s debut album was a brilliant work that presaged her powerful career as a blues artist.

Craft Recordings and Bluesville Records announce a fresh batch of reissues for two highly influential guitarists.

Skip James’ fierce playing, his haunting falsetto and his flair for composition are second to none in Delta Blues.

Harvey Mandel’s 1968 blues-rock solo debut ‘Cristo Redentor’ is a psychedelic masterpiece of virtuoso playing and innovation.

Legendary blues-rock guitarist Harvey Mandel issues his 16th studio album, and it’s a stunner in its otherworldly sonic palette.