Phil Mogg – Sunny Side Of Heaven
Sure, he’s lost a bit off his vocal fastball, but he can still bring it full-on U.F.O. style when he needs to. And, if 70’s rock is your jam then this blast from the past should be right up your street. A fully formed record, Moggs Motel, is scheduled for release soon.
Bywater Call – Colours
With a rootsy New Orleans vibe written all over them, they are actually from Toronto, this Americana Blues Rock painting uses the brush strokes of Tedeschi Trucks, Warren Haynes, and the Allman Brothers.
Bones Owens – Get It On
With his latest record, Love Lut Of Lemons, Bones Owens combines an alternative rock edge with a Classic Rock groove in the Creedence Clearwater Green River mold.
Sadler Vaden – Staying Alive
The main guitar Slinger for Jason can lay the rock groove down a bit more with this, his side-piece band. on his latest solo effort, Dad Rock, Vadler opines on the life of a touring dad in the music business.
Red Clay Strays – Wasting Time
These Alabama based Country rockers wear their Southern rock influences loudly and proudly. “Wasting Time” is a real shit-kicker of a record. Think Hank Jr. in his reckless prime fronting a band that is part Lynyrd Skynyrd and part Cadillac Three before they went all Nashville. And, we almost forgot. There is a bit of Molly Hatchet thrown in there for good measure.
Rock Is The New Roll 