Freddie King – The Things That I Used To Do
In 1975, Freddie King played “The Things That I Used to Do” on the Old Gray Whistle Test and showed an amazing blues artistry. This was his apex of sorts…
In 1975, Freddie King played “The Things That I Used to Do” on the Old Gray Whistle Test and showed an amazing blues artistry. This was his apex of sorts…
The incredible performance by Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ during summer 1985 still resonates. Accompanied by his talented band, the legendary blues…
The Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 showcased some of the most legendary performances in rock history, and Ten Years After’s rendition of “I Can’t Keep From Crying” is a…
At the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco last night, three most-iconic and soul-stirring voices of American music—Bonnie Raitt, Mavis Staples and Joan Osborne—for a truly unforgettable version of “Will The…
“Have A Heart” is one of those rare gems that hooks you from the first listen. Bonnie’s voice, full of raw emotion and sincerity, effortlessly conveys the complexities of heartache…
The Allman Brothers Band has always had a knack for delivering soulful performances, and their rendition of “Into The Mystic” is no exception. The interaction between Warren and Derek is…
“I Put A Spell On You” by Creedence Clearwater Revival is an iconic track that epitomizes pure music. The band’s rendition is devoid of technical tricks or superficial accents, showcasing…
This track was the A-side of one of at least four King singles released in 1952. B.B. King – Someday, Somewhere With the amount of material required to fulfill the…
Because he didn’t have the commercial success of his friends Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, Beck’s innovations and influence are sometimes overlooked. From his time with the Yardbirds to his…
It’s unfair that this woman isn’t more famous, especially since she has a better voice and stage presence than 99% of female artists today. The Iridium is an excellent venue…