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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Dustin Arbuckle is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, Dustin arbuckle, indie Blues, making a Scene October 19, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Dustin Arbuckle Dustin Arbuckle and The Damnations are not a band you can easily associate with one specific genre, and that’s how they planned it. Arbuckle, a veteran of the progressive roots music scene whose singing and harmonica playing first came into prominence in Moreland & Arbuckle, […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Kerry Kearney is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, indie Blues, Kerry Kearney, long island, making a Scene October 18, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Kerry Kearney Kerry Kearney (pronounced “Car-Nee”), a slide guitar master, plays and works his instrument to limits that amaze even the most seasoned musician or cultured music fan. The sounds Kerry creates from his vintage, stock and custom made guitars are as unique as his song writing […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Peter Veteska & Blues Train Grass Ain’t Greener On The Other Side

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots October 17, 2020

Peter Veteska & Blues Train Grass Ain’t Greener On The Other Side Independent New Yorker Peter Veteska learned to play guitar by listening to Eric Clapton and Duane Allman. He played his first gig at the age of fifteen but as he grew older his tastes turned toward Jazz. He reconnected with his passion for […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Turn it up Interviews Malaya Blue

Gerry Casey blues, indie Blues, Rock, roots, turn it up October 17, 2020

HOME PAGE Gerry Casey Interviews Malaya Blue! For her third full-length studio album, UK contemporary blues singer/songwriter Malaya Blue collaborated with three-time Grammy winner Dennis Walker to co-write and produce the simply titled, “Still.” The pair brought together some of the finest musicians from the UK music scene including guitarist Nat Martin, keyboard wiz Stevie Watts, […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Clay Melton is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, clay melton, indie Blues, making a Scene October 17, 2020

HOMEPAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Clay Melton Having performed live in Houston since the age of 15, now 24, he has come a long way since Being named “One of the top 10 guitarist under 20” by the International Guitar Festival in Dallas when he was 16. Riding the success of his […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Mick Kolassa If You Can’t Be Good, Be Good At It!

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, mick kolassa October 15, 2020

Mick Kolassa If You Can’t Be Good, Be Good At It! Endless Blues Records Michigan born Mick Kolassa has lived in the greater Clarksdale, Mississippi area for over twenty-five years. Kolassa is part of the local Memphis blues scene and a former member of the Board of Directors of The Blues Foundation. After years of […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jam Band

The Allman Brothers Band – The Final Note – Painters Mill Music Fair 10-17-71 and Warner Theater, Erie, Pa 7-19-05 (2 CDs)

Jim Hynes Allman Brothers Band, blues, cd review, Duane Allman, making a Scene October 15, 2020

The Allman Brothers Band The Final Note – Painters Mill Music Fair 10-17-71 Warner Theater, Erie, Pa 7-19-05 (2 CDs) Allman Brothers Band Recordings/Peach Records These two live recordings of the Allman Brothers Band, as the dates suggest, represent two incarnations of the lineup, neither ever heard on record until now. The Final Note is […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Laura Tate Live From El Paso

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, laura tate, live, roots October 14, 2020

Laura Tate Live From El Paso 811 Gold Records Dallas’ Laura Tate studied acting in New York City at both the Herbert Berghoff Studio, and the Stella Alder School of Acting. She performed off-Broadway and toured in theatrical productions in Los Angeles, and Nashville. She soon found herself on the production side of the business […]

Music on The Couch/ Podcasts

Music on the Couch Show #563

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Music on the couch, roots, roots rock October 13, 2020

MUSIC ON THE COUCH SHOW #536 – 10/12/2020 LISTEN HERE: https://tobtr.com/11810713 PRATT/WESLEY – COUCH KID NEWS Kern Pratt, Will Wesley and Philip Chandler came by to discuss their single “A New Kind Of Blues”, and how they are coping with the pandemic. KERN PRATT FACEBOOK PAGE WILL WESLEY FACEBOOK PAGE SHAUN MURPHY – COUCH KID […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Big Harp George Living In The City

Richard Ludmerer Big Harp George, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots October 13, 2020

Big Harp George Living In The City Blues Mountain Records George Bisharat a.k.a. Big Harp George is a San Francisco singer, songwriter and harp player. He favors the chromatic harp which gives his music a jazzier sound then most blues players. Formerly George was a criminal defense attorney and award winning law professor at the […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Malaya Blue is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, malaya blue, roots, roots rock October 12, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Malaya Blue! For her third full-length studio album, UK contemporary blues singer/songwriter Malaya Blue collaborated with three-time Grammy winner Dennis Walker to co-write and produce the simply titled, “Still.” The pair brought together some of the finest musicians from the UK music scene including guitarist Nat Martin, […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it Up Podcast with Gerry Casey Show 59

Gerry Casey blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Rock, roots, roots rock, turn it up October 12, 2020

1-Anthony Gomes,This Broken Heart Of Mine( New Single)( Containment Blues 2020) 2-Southbound Snakecharmers, The Ballad Of Tarantino( New Single) 3-Snowey White And The White Flames, Another Blue Night ( New Single) (Something On Me due out October 9th) 4-The Scuttlers,The Sun’s Gone In On Me ( New Single) 5- The Dead Show Dealers,(Un) Society ( […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Ben Levin Carryout or Delivery

Jim Hynes ben levin, blues, blues-rock, Carry out or Delivery, indie Blues, roots, roots rock, vizztone October 11, 2020

Ben Levin Carryout or Delivery Vizztone This young college student (yes, he’s still in college three albums later) sounds so good playing the rollicking piano and singing like a veteran that it would be impossible for the uninformed listener to guess that Ben Levin has just reached legal drinking age. Having received two Blues Blast […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

John Nemeth is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, john nemeth, roots October 11, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with John Nemeth As a teenager in the early ‘90s growing up in the muddy potato fields of Idaho, John Németh was drawn to the hard-edged hip hop sounds and rock bands of the day, until a friend, Tom Moore, introduced him to the Junior Wells and […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Lucas Spinosa is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, indie Blues, louisiana, lucas spinosa, roots, roots rock October 10, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Lucas Spinosa Lucas developed an interest in music by the age of eight years old and has been playing professionally since junior high school. By the time he reached nineteen, he had recorded his first album. He has a great interest in writing, including an expansive […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Johnny Rawls Where Have All The Soul Men Gone

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, Johnny rawls, making a Scene, soul October 9, 2020

Johnny Rawls Where Have All The Soul Men Gone Third Street Cigar Records Johnny Rawls was born in Mississippi in 1951. The guitarist learned by backing musicians when they would tour the state. In 1975 Rawls joined O.V. Wright’s band and became his musical director until Wright’s passing in 1980. Rawls kept the band together […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Kim Wilson Take Me Back! The Bigtone Sessions

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, Kim Wilson, making a Scene, roots October 7, 2020

Kim Wilson Take Me Back! The Bigtone Sessions MC Records Harmonica player and vocalist Kim Wilson fronts the Fabulous Thunderbirds while also maintaining a solo career. Wilson has seven previous studio albums under his own name; the last being 2017’s “Blues and Boogie Vol. 1”. Wilson is winner of six Blues Music Awards. He is […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey

Gerry Casey blues, blues-rock, gerry casey, indie Blues, Rock, roots, roots rock October 6, 2020

Turn it up with Gerry Casey and Interview with Gerry Quigley! 1-Anthony Gomes,Make A Good Man(Wanna Be Bad) New Single) 2-61Ghosts,Requiem (New 2020) 3-Black Stone Cherry, Ringin In My Head( New single) 4-The Cold Stares , Jailbreak( New Single) 5-Angus Gill And Season’s Of Change ( featuring Steve Earle),The New Old Me(New Single) 6-Minefield, Alone […]

Music on The Couch/ Podcasts

Music on the Couch Show 535

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Music on the couch, roots October 6, 2020

MUSIC ON THE COUCH SHOW #535 – 10/05/2020 LISTEN HERE: https://tobtr.com/11802752 DOUG MacLEOD – COUCH KID NEWS Doug came by to discuss the rerelease of “The Train Of Change”, a song he wrote over 10 years ago. We also talked about how he is coping with the pandemic and his thoughts on how the world […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Sonny Green Found! One Soul Singer

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, Sonny Green, soul October 6, 2020

Sonny Green Found! One Soul Singer Little Village Foundation Robert “Sonny” Green was born in Monroe Louisiana in October, 1941. At the age of eighteen the vocalist was hired by saxophonist Big Jay McNeely who had a 1959 hit single “There is Something On Your Mind” sung by Little Sonny Warner. As Warner’s replacement Green […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Vanessa Collier is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, Funk, indie Blues, making a Scene, soul, vanessa collier October 5, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Vanessa Collier “There’s a young lady [Vanessa Collier] came onstage with me, I forget where I was, but she’s playing an alto saxophone, and man, she was amazing.” Those are the words of Buddy Guy in a recent issue of American Blues Scene, describing an impromptu […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Chris Smither More From The Levee

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, roots October 3, 2020

Chris Smither More From The Levee Signature Sounds Chris Smither recorded his debut album “I’m A Stranger Too!” in 1970. Included was the song “Love You Like a Man”. Two years later the song was recorded by Bonnie Raitt and helped establish Smither as one of our foremost songwriters. Smither’s last album was 2018’s “Call […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Trevor Sewell is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, trevor sewell October 3, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Trevor Sewell Winner of 9 major awards in the U.S.A and 4 times nominated in the British Blues Awards. The past three years have seen Sewell continue to go from strength to strength particularly in America where his debut album ‘Calling Your Name’ spent a staggering […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Johnny Iguana Chicago Spectacular!

Richard Ludmerer blues, Chicago blues, indie Blues, johnny iguana October 2, 2020

Johnny Iguana Chicago Spectacular! Delmark Records Brian Berkowitz known professionally as Johnny Iguana is a highly regarded Chicago blues pianist having toured or recorded with Otis Rush, Junior Wells, Carey Bell, James Cotton, Eddy Clearwater, Buddy Guy, Lurrie Bell, Matthew Skoller and Lil’ Ed. More importantly he appears on three notable Larry Skoller produced projects: […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Andrew Adkins is Making a Scene!

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, andrew adkins, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, songwriter October 2, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Andrew Adkins Across the Cumberland River from Music City, the burgeoning neighborhood of East Nashville has become a haven for artists, songwriters, and other creatives. One such songwriter is Andrew Adkins, who has been a part of the Nashville community for over a decade. As the […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Gerry Quigley is Making a Scene

Gerry Casey blues, Dublin, gerry quigley, indie Blues, making a Scene October 1, 2020

Home Page Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey’s Interview with Gerry Quigley Dublin guitar wizard and composer Gerry Quigley has returned home to Ireland after 30 successful years in Australia .. it’s no surprise that he is captivating the crowds where ever he plays – this is some serious stuff! When you hear Gerry Quigley […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Little Richard The Rill Thing

Richard Ludmerer blues, little richard, making a Scene, Rock, rock and roll September 30, 2020

Little Richard The Rill Thing Omnivore Recordings Little Richard, born Richard Wayne Penniman in Macon Georgia, is one of the architects of Rock n’ Roll. He recorded his debut album “Here’s Little Richard” on Specialty Records in 1957. Nine of the twelve songs hit the Billboard Hot 100 including mega-hits “Tutti Frutti”, “Long Tall Sally”, […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Kerry Kearney Tales from The Psychedelta

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, Kerry Kearney, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 29, 2020

Kerry Kearney Tales from The Psychedelta Highlander Records Kerry Kearney is among my favorite slide guitarists. Although not as well-known as Sonny Landreth or Roy Rogers, Kearney has been honing his craft for over forty years. Many of Kearney’s most sought after recordings are long out of print. This collection was remastered by Chris Wallitsch […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Fiona Boyes Blues in My Heart (20th Anniversary Edition)

Jim Hynes blues, fiona boyes, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots September 29, 2020

Fiona Boyes Blues in My Heart (20th Anniversary Edition) Reference Recordings This writer fondly remembers the Australian finger-picking blues singer-songwriter from about a dozen years ago when she performed live on my then radio show. One couldn’t help but be struck by her undeniable talent, both playing the guitar and singing, yet the overriding takeaway […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Bart Ryan Starlight and Tall Tales

Jim Hynes americana, bart ryan, blues, blues rock roots, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots rock September 28, 2020

Bart Ryan Starlight and Tall Tales Blackbird Initially what is striking about LA-born/Nashville-based session guitarist and award-winning singer- songwriter Bart Ryan’s Starlight and Tall Tales is his soulful bluesy guitar and lap steel playing, but the album offers a good dose of roots variety as it unfolds, including some very soulful tunes. Twangy and bluesy […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Johnny Iguana is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, johnny iguana, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 28, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Johnny Iguana Johnny Iguana grew up in Philadelphia, where he studied piano from age eight and played piano and organ in blues bands from age 16. He moved to New York City at age 22, where he met one of his greatest musical heroes, Junior Wells. […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues/ Uncategorized

Andy Watts Supergroove

Richard Ludmerer andy watts, blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene September 27, 2020

Andy Watts Supergroove Booga Music/Vizztone Label Group Andy Watts was bitten by the blues bug when he was twelve. He started playing guitar and developing a reputation as Israel’s Ambassador of the blues, bringing in the world’s leading artists to perform and record with his band The Blues Rebels. They released their first album “Open […]

Music on The Couch/ Podcasts

MUSIC ON THE COUCH SHOW #533 09/21/20

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, Music on the couch, roots September 26, 2020

MUSIC ON THE COUCH SHOW #533 09/21/20 LISTEN HERE: https://tobtr.com/11784462 SUGARAY RAYFORD – COUCH KID NEWSSugaray stopped by to discuss his new single, “Homemade Disaster” and the world around us. As always Sugaray told it like it is. WEB SITE FACEBOOK PAGE DAVID MILLER & THE SINNERS – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Segment Begins At […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Al Basile is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu al basile, americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots September 26, 2020

Home page Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Al Basile Al Basile grew up in a park in Haverhill, Massachusetts. He graduated from Phillips Academy in 1966, and in 1970 he was the first to receive a Master’s Degree from the Brown University Writing Program. He began his musical career as a cornet player […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues/ Uncategorized

Lloyd Jones Tennessee Run

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, lloyd jones, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 25, 2020

Lloyd Jones Tennessee Run Vizztone Label Group Lloyd Jones was born in Portland in 1950. His father was a trumpet player, and his older brother taught him drums. As a teenager he took up guitar. Early blues and soul influences include Muddy Waters; Walter Horton; Jimmy Reed, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, and James Brown. […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Elvin Bishop and Charlie Musselwhite 100 Years of Blues

Jim Hynes 100 years of blues, americana, blues, charlie musselwhite, Elvin Bishop, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots September 25, 2020

Elvin Bishop and Charlie Musselwhite 100 Years of Blues Alligator As this writer has said before of other artists, the eventual pairing was inevitable. Not only are Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame guitarist Elvin Bishop and Grammy-winning harmonica master Charlie Musselwhite fellow blues travelers and Blues Hall Of Famers with over 100 years of […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Gerry Casey Presents an Interview with John Fiddler

Gerry Casey blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, john fiddler, making a Scene September 24, 2020

Medicine Head Info Making a Scene Presents – Gerry Casey Interviews John Fiddler of Medicine Head! All those years ago when two young boys met at school little did they know the musical journey they would embark on in the years that followed. John Fiddler one half of the iconic blues rock duo Medicine Head […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Dave Fields is Making A Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 21, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene presents an Interview with Dave Fields Fodera Guitar artist Dave Fields 6th and latest album Force of Will is ferocious mix of blues rock and beyond that stretches the boundaries. Force of Will will take you on a musical journey in a way that only Dave Fields can take you. […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Bette Smith The Good, The Bad and The Bette

Richard Ludmerer bette smith, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, roots, roots rock September 20, 2020

Bette Smith The Good, The Bad and The Bette Ruf Records Bette Smith grew up in the rough Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn. “My father was a church choir director. I was singing since I was five years old. My mother listened to nothing but gospel, every Sunday morning, she would get up and put on […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Al Basile Last Hand

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 18, 2020

Al Basile Last Hand Sweetspot Records Al Basile got his start as the first trumpet player in “Roomful of Blues” when it was formed by Duke Robillard in 1973. Basile’s solo debut “Down on Providence Plantation” was produced by Robillard in 1998. Since then, each of Basile’s studio recordings were produced by Robillard. Between 2010 […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Miss Freddye is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 18, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Miss Freddye As Pittsburgh’s Lady Of Lady Of The Blues, Miss Freddye keeps the blues alive in her native hometown, She started singing in church at a young age. The influence of church and her mother’s love of the Blues gave Miss Freddye the beginning to […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Lisa Mann Old Girl

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, lisa mann, making a Scene, roots September 17, 2020

Lisa Mann Old Girl JayRay Records As a child West Virginia born Lisa Mann relocated to Portland. Originally inspired by rock bands she gravitated to the Blues when she began her professional career at the age of nineteen. Early influences included Etta James, Koko Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, and Little Milton. Mann has shared the stage […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters Rise Up

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, ronnie earl, roots September 16, 2020

Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters Rise Up Stony Plain Records Ronnie Earl believes in the power of music to heal the mind and spirit, and continues to derive inspiration from personal experiences and observations. This is his twenty-seventh recording. We are the benefactors of his “flow”. Earl is the most soulful blues/jazz guitarist working today. […]

Music Business

Independent Blues Awards 2020

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, independent blues awards, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots September 15, 2020

Making a Scene Presents the 2020 Independent Blues Awards! You the readers, have presented us with a very impressive list of artists that represent the diversity of music that that always has and still is being created from the roots of the blues. We would like to Congratulate All of these artists, both the winning […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Eric Johanson is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock September 13, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Eric Johanson Combining influences from an array of genres and his work as a touring guitarist for Grammy winning bands, New Orleans artist Eric Johanson creates blues-based alternative roots rock in his rising solo career. Following years spent on the road as a guitarist, having […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Sugar Ray and The Bluetones featuring Little Charlie Too Far from the Bar

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, sugar ray and the bluetones September 12, 2020

Sugar Ray and The Bluetones featuring Little Charlie Too Far from the Bar Severn Records Sugar Ray Norcia formed the original Bluetones in 1979. They released their first full length album, “Knockout”, ten years later. This is the Bluetones eighth album for Severn Records and eleventh overall, their last being 2016’s “Seeing Is Believing”. The […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

A Band Called Sam is Making a Scene!

Richard L'Hommedieu A Band called sam, blues, indie Blues, Long Island Blues, making a Scene, Sam Bluzman Taylor September 12, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Sandra Taylor and LAW of A Band Called Sam! The DNA of Blues icon Sam “Bluzman” Taylor resides in every note of this inspired recording. His disciples, A Band Called Sam – equipped with love, passion and virtuosity – execute Taylor’s compositions with an infectious joy […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers Volume 1

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, cory dickinson, indie Blues, Luther Dickinson, making a Scene September 8, 2020

New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers Volume 1 Stony Plain Records Luther Dickinson explains how this 2007 recording came to be. “The Dickinson crew doesn’t enjoy parties, but we dig potluck recording sessions… we invite a cast of characters to the session and ask each player to bring a couple of songs. Musicians take turns […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Peter Parcek Mississippi Suitcase

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, peter parcek, roots September 6, 2020

Peter Parcek Mississippi Suitcase Lightnin’ Records Peter Parcek was born in New Britain, Connecticut. After graduating from high school Parcek relocated to London where the aspiring guitarist developed an appreciation for British Blues, especially the music of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Peter Green. Once back in Connecticut Parcek began to appreciate American blues artists […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Lisa Mann is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, lisa mann, making a Scene, roots September 6, 2020

WEBSITE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Lisa Mann Lisa Mann hails from blues-soaked Portland, Oregon. Originally from West Virginia, Mann’s vocals effortlessly straddle the line between the honey sweet warmth of the south, and the force-of-nature sound Mann has cultivated by mastering everything from hard rock to rhythm and blues. Her clever […]

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