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The Nighthawks (Washington D.C.)
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Bo Schiøler
Perfectamundo
Billy Gibbons
God don't never change : the songs of Blind Willie Johnson
Blind Willie Johnson
Blues shock
Billy Branch
Sounds of home
Damon Fowler
1967-1974
Ten Years After
Warning shot
Mississippi Heat
West of Flushing, south of Frisco
Supersonic Blues Machine
Goin' to the delta
Kim Simmonds
Anmeldelser (2)
PopMatters
d. 13. okt. 2014
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Zachery Houle
d. 13. okt. 2014
"So Jones is a successful guy, but people who love pure blues may feel a bit left out on Jones' new album Belmont Boulevard. The record is more contemporary in feel; opening cut "Love Times Ten" has a country vibe going for it, and "Coming After Me", in a way, nudges into Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan territory. Still, Jones does pay respect and homage to his blues masters, as a song on the album, "What Would Jimmie Do?", is actually about Vaughan ... Basically, if you like the commercial and contemporary side of the blues, you will love Belmont Boulevard. If you're a die-hard purist, you may snivel your nose at some of this stuff".
Living blues
2015 February
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Mark Uricheck
2015 February
"Debonair Canadian guitar slinger J.W. Jones makes his Blind Pig debut with this Tom Hambridge-produced album - an offering filled with steely Texas hustle, slickly executed boogies and light-tipped soul. Jones' material is ultimately catchy in a pop-oriented vein, yet maintains contemporary Nashvillian warmth that begs roots coolness and bluesy abandon - it's a truly accessible sound".