Author Archive for Chip Eagle
The Ezine – Ben Sidran Part One 4.26.13
Bob Putignano sits down with jazz and blues pianist, producer, and writer Ben Sidran to talk about his new release, “Don’t Cry For No Hipster,” and much more.
The Photo Page – Frederikshavn Bluesfestival 4.26.13
The acclaimed blues photographer Aigars Lapsa sent us some wonderful photographs from what he tell us in the “Best Blues Festival in Denmark.” Looking at his photos, we can’t argue!
Doug MacLeod – There’s A Time 4.26.13
Steve Daniels thinks he has already found the acoustic album of the year. Read his review of Doug MacLeod’s “There’s A Time.”
King King – Standing In The Shadows 4.26.13
Contributing Writer David Scott reviews “Standing in the Shadows” from King King, a dynamic Scottish band that you should know about.
Tommy Talton – Let’s Get Outta Here 4.26.13
Mark Thompson says that Tommy Talton’s “Let’s Get Outta Here” offers a worthy sanctuary to calm your soul.
Blues Bytes – Pretty Girls… 4.19.13
Rev. Billy C. Wirtz offers up some final thoughts in his series of articles about Mark Wenner and the legacy of The Nighthawks.
The Photo Page – More Shots from the Alvin Lee Tribute Concert 4.19.13
Last week we featured some photographs from Ian Balmer of the Alvin Lee Tribute Concert held in Paris, France, on April 7. This week we found that we have left out a file of photographs and correct that error on this week’s Photo Page.
Paul Thorn – What The Hell is Goin’ On? 4.19.13
After his excellent CD “Pimps and Preachers,” Paul Thorn turns to reviving some covers on “What the Hell is Goin’ On?” Phillip Smith find Thorn to have superpowers.
Gerry Jablonski and The Electric Band – Life at Captain Tom’s 4.19.13
Despite all the great Scottish blues bands, David Scott’s favorite is Gerry Jablonski and The Electric Band. Read his review of their “Life At Captain Tom’s” CD to find out why.
Grateful Dead – Dick’s Picks #25 4.19.13
It takes a lot to wow an old Deadhead like Bob Putignano, but the two shows featured on “Dick’s Picks 25″ did just that. He says that these Grateful Dead shows in May, 1978, were “beyond belief.” Read more and catch a cool video and bonus track featuring Duane Allman.
