Led Zeppelin

By A1 Mark After some punk and reggae bands he started a band called Innes Sibun and the Blues Explosion. This band put out a record that was produced by Mike Varnon called That’s What The Blues Can Do. This led to the band playing a lot of blues festivals and backing up US bands. In 1993 Innes got to be one of t...

By A1 Mark This week you will get to listen to Stoney Curtis of The Stoney Curtis Band tell about his Blues-Rock CD Raw and Real. A powerful band, giving their audience all they’ve got. Blues Music and Interviews formerly A1 Artist Spotlight. Com by A1 Mark

By A1 Mark Joanne Shaw Taylor has released her first record its called White Sugar and it’s on Ruf Records. This record was cut from the same plastic vinyl as Led Zeppelin I. They have a raw English, blues-rock style that is often copied, but very seldom is done this well.

By A1 Mark Blues Leaf Records Hear Todd Wolfe talk about his soon to be released CD, Borrowed Time, as well as tracks from the CD . * On October 1, 2008 Blues Leaf Records will release the new CD by Todd Wolfe, Borrowed Time. This will be Todd’s fifth solo CD. However, this story starts back with the British I...

By A1 Mark Com did a phone interview Albert Castiglia about his new CD These are the Days. Listen to the Podcast with the interview and music of Albert Castiglia. His songs “Bad Year Blues” and “Godfather of the Blues” should be on major rotation on any blues station. Blues Leaf Records

By A1 Mark JW- Jones with The Fabulous Thunderbirds JW, JR, LC, JW, JR, LC Out of Service Blues Guitar solo of the week is: “Bogart Bounces Again” JW-Jones Website, you can buy the CD here JW-Jones MySpace More about JW-Jones at Northernblues Music, you can buy the CD here too

By A1 Mark Cream of the Crop with Tim Bogert on bass guitar Back Stabber Guitar solo of the week is from “Electric Wave” Blindside Blues Band Website To buy Keepers of the Flame from CD Baby To buy their last CD Long Hard Road from CD Baby “Keep Rock Alive”

By A1 Mark Danny Methric (Guitar, Vocals) Matt Rost (Drums) “Never Know Why” brings to mind Led Zeppelin II without sounding like a copy of any particular song. It just has that sound and style I love so much. 5. Get It On Guitar solo of the week was from “Never Know Why” To buy The Muggs CD at Stormy Records

By A1 Mark SIDE NOTE: The Rolling Stones invited Roy Buchanan to join the band as a replacement for Brian Jones in around 1969. Joe Pitts - guitar/vocals Jimmy Lynn - bass guitar David Bishop - drums/percussion To buy Liquid Groove Mojo “Cradle To the Grave” from CD Baby