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Tony Holiday: Keep Your Head Up Review

2 weeks ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Tony Holiday has built his career around community. Since moving from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, he has become a key player in the city’s soul blues revival, surrounding himself with like-minded musicians and drawing from the region’s deep musical roots. His latest album, Keep Your Head Up, is a testament to this collaborative spirit, an eight-track collection blending blues, soul, and rock, recorded between Memphis and Los Angeles.
Topuria vs Oliveira: Potential Fight Technical Analysis

3 weeks ago | mmauk.net | Fidel Beserra

Ilia Topuria’s recent move to lightweight has generated considerable discussion, particularly regarding a matchup with former champion Charles Oliveira. With Topuria eyeing a title shot against the 155 champion and pound-for-pound king Islam Makhachev, but Makhachev possibly moving up in weight or favoring a different challenger, a bout between Topuria and Oliveira could serve as a legitimate title eliminator.
Popa Chubby And Friends: I Love Freddie King Review

1 month ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Popa Chubby’s I Love Freddie King is exactly what the title suggests—a heartfelt tribute to one of the most influential blues guitarists ever. With an all-star lineup that includes Joe Bonamassa, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Mike Zito, and more, the album runs through some of King’s best work with a mix of reverence and revitalization. Known for his incendiary guitar work and no-nonsense, hard-hitting style, Popa Chubby has spent decades carving out his own space in the blues rock world.
10 Blues Rock Tracks For A Chill Night In

1 month ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Sometimes, the perfect way to unwind is with music that captures the mood of a quiet evening. While blues rock can be energetic and fast-paced, this selection focuses on its more soothing side, with warm guitar tones, smooth phrasing, and tender vocal deliveries. If you are reflecting on the day or simply enjoying a peaceful moment after hours, these ten tracks create an ideal soundtrack for a laidback night in.
The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band: Honeysuckle Review

2 months ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

There’s something deeply satisfying about a record that knows exactly what it wants to be. Honeysuckle, the latest offering from The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, is an unapologetic, foot-stomping showcase of rugged bluegrass, country, and blues. Armed with signature fingerpicking, driving rhythms, and a competent backing band, Peyton delivers a batch of infectious tunes. The album kicks off with the title track, a formidable bluegrass number that sets the tone right away.
Top 10 Robert Cray Albums

Jan 15, 2025 | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Renowned for his smooth vocals, sultry soul-inspired guitar playing and vivid lyricism, Robert Cray stands as one of the most influential figures in modern blues. Born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1953, Cray grew up immersed in music, drawing inspiration from legends like Albert Collins, Freddie King, and Otis Redding. By the late 1970s, Cray had formed the Robert Cray Band, marking the beginning of a prolific career that would redefine the genre’ contemporary scene.
Top 10 Jeff Healey Albums

Dec 29, 2024 | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Canadian guitarist Jeff Healey (1966-2008) was a singular talent in the world of blues rock, blending technical brilliance with emotionally resonant songwriting. Blind since the age of one, Healey’s distinctive style of playing, with the guitar flat on his lap, contributed to his unique tone and unorthodox yet supremely tasteful lead work.
Lions In The Street: Moving Along Review

Nov 26, 2024 | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Lions In The Street’s new album Moving Along is an unflinching showcase of perseverance. The Canadian/Californian band has navigated a career full of sharp turns—burned by industry politics, shadowed by personal hardship, yet fueled by a burning love for music. Their first full-length release in years showcases not just survival but a triumphant roar back into the contemporary rock scene.
Warren Haynes: Million Voices Whisper Review

Oct 29, 2024 | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Grammy-winning, guitar-slinging blues rocker Warren Haynes is back, and he’s brought the spirit of his heroes along for the ride. Million Voices Whisper, Haynes’ first solo album in almost a decade, captures both his blues rock roots and his drive to explore fresh sounds with an all-star cast of guests. A legendary blues rock act, Haynes is celebrated for his iconic work with Gov’t Mule and the Allman Brothers Band, in addition to his equally commendable solo output.
10 Iconic Blues Rock Guitar Solos

Oct 16, 2024 | bluesrockreview.com | Jeff S. Healey |Fidel Beserra

Blues rock is a genre that has carved its own distinct place in music, known for its powerful combination of emotional intensity and electrifying displays of virtuosism. It has given rise to some of the most iconic guitar solos in modern music, where technical mastery and emotional expression come together to create magic. In this article, we explore ten of the most iconic guitar solos in blues rock, performed by legendary musicians whose influence remains central to the genre.