Any time you have the Black Pumas involved in a project, it has no choice to be great. Here, Jamil Rashad under his moniker Boulevards brings the Funk with the fervor of someone that has just been beamed down from the Parliament- Funkadelic mothership.
Category: Of the Day
Song of the Day: Eric Gales – You Don’t Know The Blues
With Joe Bonamassa taking him under his wing twirling the knobs on his upcoming album, Crown, Eric Gales delivers a swaggering cut that will bring to the minds-ear Stevie Ray Vaughan and B.B. King.
Video of the Day: Goodbye June – See Where The Night Goes
The Jury is in. Nashville’s Goodbye June is officially one of the best rock and roll bands on the planet. Here they are in all their riffage and glory with a three-song E.P. in advance of a proper full-length due in February. Think the devil spawn of Blackberry Smoke and AC/DC with these guys.
Video of the Day: Goodbye June – See Where The Night Goes
Nashville cats and Rock is the New Roll favorites Goodbye June are cranking things up with this tour montage video for their latest AC/DC riffing single, “Where The Night Goes.” This is the sixth single recently under the latest model bands are using where they release multiple singles over a period of time keeping the music in the mind’s ear over a longer period of time prior to the release of a new album. And, here in the halls of RITNR, we love it.
Video of the Day: Gov’t Mule – Snatch It Back And Hold It
One of the many downsides of the pandemic is that too many artists recorded albums by sending files back and forth and essentially making records by email. Here, with their new record, Heavy Load Blues, recorded live in-studio, Gov’t Mule, the greatest jam band in the world laid down a solid set of tunes mistakes be damned.
Song of the Day: Counting Crows – Elevator Boots
The latest Counting Crows record released this year is sneaky-great.
Video of the Day: Jethro Tull – Sad City Sisters
Great news, the mighty Jethro Tull is actively working on a new record. And, better yet, they still sound like Jethro Tull Ian Anderson flute and all. Look for The Zealot Gene to reach your ears on January 28th.
Live Video of the Day: Robert Finley (with Low Cut Connie) Souled Out On You
Robert Finley along with Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner cover “Souled Out On You” from Finley’s highly excellent record, Sharecropper’s Son.
The Struts (with Paris Jackson) – Low Key In Love
The dynamic frontman for the Struts collabo’s with the daughter of Michael Jackson on this listenable slice of Pop Music pie.
Cover Song of the Day: Deep Purple – Oh Well
Still rocking after all these years, the latest Deep Purple record, Turning to Crime, scorches the earth with stone-cold classics including “7 and 7 Is,” Shapes of Things,” and the ever-popular “Oh Well,” covering the Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac classic like it was born yesterday.
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