Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King “In Session”
“Vaughan’s hero wasn’t just anybody… It was the six-foot-four, 250-pound-plus blues legend Albert King—nicknamed the “Velvet Bulldozer.”
“Memphis ’69”: When the Music Prevailed
The final Country Blues Festival in 1969 was kind of forgotten. A recently rediscovered doc captures the Memphis magic.
George Thorogood: 1982 Is “Peak” George
One particular show in 1982 captured George Thorogood at the top of his game. A new set reveals “peak George.”
The Doors’ “Morrison Hotel” At 50
From “Peace Frog” to “Roadhouse Blues,” the Doors pushed further into blues-rock on “Morrison Hotel.” A new reissue captures the magic.
Boogie-Woogie: The Joyful Jazz We Need Now
The complex rhythms of boogie-woogie were originally meant for dancing. And this joyful jazz still has the power to get you on your feet.