The blues came callin'
Walter Trout
Emneord
Minder om
Michelle Birkballe & Band - special guest Rock Nalle
Michelle Birkballe
Happy Xmas
Eric Clapton
Bringing it all back home
Robben Ford
Crossroads revisited : selections from the Crossroads Guitar Festivals
Eric Clapton
Ladies & gentlemen - Mr. B.B. King
B. B. King
Ain't done yet
Savoy Brown
On my merry way : the earliest sessions of the guitar king, 1954-1962 : singles As & Bs
Albert King
Blues and beyond: Gary Moore : I can't wait until tomorrow : the offical biography
Gary Moore
Blues with friends
Dion
Anmeldelser (3)
AllMusic
2013
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Al Campbell
2013
"As usual, Trout's guitar dexterity is undisputed, but his top-notch vocal work deserves equal attention, especially on the heart-wrenching tracks "Freedom," and "Pain in the Streets." In an era where blues tribute albums are abundant, and in some cases the tribute is anything but, Luther's Blues rises to the top with the best of them".
Blues rock review
d. 25. jan. 2024
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Breton Towler
d. 25. jan. 2024
"From ferocious shredding to minimalistic aplomb, he is still able to honor a past master (who just so happens to be his dad). It was passion and searing guitar playing that took Luther to the pinnacle of the blues world, and Bernard clearly has those genes in abundance. Like father, like son, let's give them both the respect their bodies of work merit (this included)".
Rock & blues muse
d. 30. jan. 2024
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Martine Ehrenclou
d. 30. jan. 2024
"Bernard Allison's band is just as ferocious as their leader. There's a kinetic feeling between them from performing for years on the road together. Skin tight, this is a rhythm section to beat, as is the horn section. The music is just seamless, but packed with soul. The trumpet solo alone on the funky "Too Many Women" is a standout. Highly recommended".