From their 2014 Live at the Beacon Theatre concert Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, along with Jerry Douglas and the rest of the band warm-up backstage with a vintage blues song. Taj Mahal in all his glory. All we want to know is where does he get his shirts.
The first incarnation of Steve Gorman’s post-Black Crowes band included Joan Osborne on vocals instead of Amber Woodhouse who is on their latest L.P., Full Circle & Then Some. Both albums are great and worth your ear-time.
Ida Mae is a British Blues-Rock duo that consists of Chris Turpin and Stephanie Jean. Think White Stripes without the bombast. Here, they perform one of the singles from their highly excellent 2019 release, Chasing Lights in the intimate setting of the Carter Vintage Guitar store in Nashville.
From The Melissa Etheridge MTV unplugged episode. The pre-song patter is entertaining and the chemistry between these two artists is palpable.
One of the many great bands from the Memphis music scene. I Listen to Memphis is a great Youtube site to jump on the Memphis music bandwagon. Take a listen and you too will be walking in Memphis.
From their epic newly released album recorded live at The Tabernacle in Atlanta in 2018. All of their hits are on this set plus a couple of choice covers in “Space Captain” and (Not Fade Away.)
Based in London, this band was formed by Dynamic front man Paul Shine in 2017. With a sound that hovers somewhere between The Cult and INXS, the band is in slow release mode with this, their third release in the last several months. Look for a proper record in 2020.
Brittany Howard is the real deal. Here, she delivers a Stirling live version of “History Repeats” from her debut record, Jaime.
The new Michael Kiwanuka record, scheduled to be released later in November, is certain to be top 5 material.
Her co-writer on this song, Mike Busby, passed away very recently and this live performance pays tribute to him. Her new record comes out this Friday.
Rock Is The New Roll 