Archive for the Blues CD Reviews Category

Angel Forrest, Hell Bent with Grace CD ReviewReleased Nov. 1, 2019 Angel Forrest, a firecracker vocalist who burns up her stage and has her audiences begging for more, has just released her 11th CD – Hell Bent with Grace. Accompanied by and co-produced by Denis Columbus and

Popa Chubby, It’s a Mighty Hard Road CDReleased December 2019 A new Popa Chubby CD has graced my CD player! Featuring 15 songs this man is BIG – in stature as well as in sound. Was amazed to read he laid down most of these tracks himself

Wide Mouth Mason – I Wanna Go With You CD Review The path Wide Mouth Mason has taken in their musical career has been interesting and diverse. These Saskatoon boys, first came into awareness in 1995, with their first album release in 1996. Their style is classified

Review by Cora Price, Fraser Valley Blues Society My first taste of Lena & the Slide Brothers, after receiving their newly released CD IV, was a lovely surprise. The CD offers 10 original blues tunes from this Finnish band. The CD is produced by Hannu Leiden.  The

Shaun Murphy – Reason to Try CD Released August 1, 2019 The new CD from Shaun Murphy, Reason to Try, released on Aug. 1, 2019 is worthy of a listen. This woman has chops! She belts out the songs with a growl and grump. Think along the

Sunday Wilde & the 1 Eyed Jacks CD (self titled) CD Release Date: May 1, 2019 New CD Review by Cora Price, Fraser Valley Blues Society I’m so pleased to get me a fix of some Sunday Wilde on her new CD Sunday Wilde & the 1

Atomic Road Kings – Clean Up the Blood CD ReviewRelease Date: Feb. 21, 2019Reviewed by Cora Price, Boogety Shoe Blues & Fraser Valley Blues Society This live recorded vintage style CD, includes using recording equipment from 1940 – 1950, such as microphones and was also recorded in

In Layman Terms – Strong Roots CD Released November 2018Review by Cora Price, Boogety Shoe Blues, Fraser Valley Blues Society If you’re looking for some new style blues crossed with a bit of jazz funk, by a young up-and-coming band, do yourself a favour and check out