All songs written by Wilson Blount, published by Little Big Beat Musikverlag/GEMA aka Bad Love Music/BMI, except as otherwise noted. Recorded at Bessie Blue Studios in Stantonville, TN in December 2018 Additional recordings at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL

If you love the ragged edges of mud-crusted Delta-style blues, look no further than Memphis Mojo! This live session marks one of the greatest moments of Louisiana Red's nearly 60 years of recording.

LIVIN EVERY DAY

Walter Trout returns to the studio with some of his most admired blues musicians to record what is sure to raise the standard by which all blues albums are judged. FULL CIRCLE features a who's who of the blues, including Coco Montoya, Jeff Healy, Joe Bonamassa, JOhn Mayall, Bernard Allison, Eric Sardinas, Guitar Shorty and many more. This album is a must for die-hard blues fans and a graeat album to start a collection with.

A loving crowd at Seattle's famed Triple Door club, noted producer Jim Gaines, top-notch recording equipment and a rockin' set by this fantastic guitarist and his red-hot band make for an exceptional live blues album on 2 CDs. This 2014 release ranges from the funky to the Stonesy to the tough but tender: "Good Days, Bad Days," "I Want It All Back," "I Won't Beg," "Love Jail," "Too Much Water," "Hey Se�orita" and more! Ruf.

With this DVD/CD set, Allison lives on, as he tears through the songs with the single-minded desire to give everything he has to his audience. While listening to the album, fans can immerse themselves in the explosive power of Allison's music and experience the redemptive force of his legendary performances. Performers include: Luther Allison: lead guitar, vocals; James Solberg: rhythm & lead guitar; Mike Vlahakis: keyboards; Ken Faltinson: bass; Robb Stupka: drums; and Memphis Horns (Wayne Jackson, Andrew Love).

Two years ago, Canadian blues artist Sue Foley put together a two CD compilation call BLUES GUITAR WOMEN (RF1110.2). The album featured over 2 dozen female artists playing both traditional and contemporary blues. Now, for the third edition in the Blues Caravan tour, 3 artists have been carefully selected from the growing generation of blues women. Sue Foley, the veteran musician with 10 albums to her name; Deborah Coleman, who waited until her motherly duties were done to join in the music; and Roxanne Potvin, the new comer to the blues scene. A truly brilliant collection.

Never released in the US, FUNKIFINO, pronounced funk-if-i-know, is Bernard Allison's ground- breaking album the takes the tradition of black music he grew up with and melting it with the blues from Koko Taylor and Luther Allison to Johnny Winter. A must for any fan of the blues.

Blues legend Luther Allison is considered to be one of the greats, with a career that lasted nearly 40 years, but didn't make him famous until the last few years of his life. UNDERGROUND is a lost recording from his early session years, recorded in 1957 under the guidance of Bobby Rush, this album features 8 never before heard tracks of Luther in his early years. A must for fans of Luther Allison.

Bernard's next release will be a tribute to Luther... all Luther's hits re-recorded by Bernard

LIVE TROUT: AT TAMPA BAY BLUES FEST MARCH 2000

2022 release. There's nothing like the sound of a world-class bluesman getting back to business. Last October, when son of the late blues legend Luther Allison, Bernard Allison, returned to his old haunt of Bessie Blue Studios, Tennessee, to be greeted by fabled producer and career-long collaborator Jim Gaines, it felt like coming home. And when Allison fired up the amps, counted in the band and embarked upon his latest studio album, Highs And Lows, everything felt right with the world. "Just to be able to create music again after the pandemic," he says of that long-awaited rebirth, "was incredible."

2019 release. They might have an illustrious history, but The Soul Of The King reminds us that The B.B. King Blues Band are a lineup moving forward, writing a love-letter to their fallen leader while staking their own claim in the modern era. Choosing songs from King's sprawling catalog could have been an ordeal. But for The Soul Of The King, the lineup made a smart move, letting the A-list guests dictate the material. There's a heartfelt turn from Michael Lee on 'The Thrill Is Gone'. Mary Griffin and Taj Mahal combine their vocal and guitar talents on 'Paying The Cost To Be The Boss'. Kenny Neal lends poignant vocals and licks to 'Sweet Little Angel'.

2018 release. Starting the blues calendar with a bang in 2018, Let It Go feels like a homecoming. After all, this studio album sees Bernard return to Ruf Records: the iconic German label that was created in 1994 to serve as a home for his father, the much-missed Chicago heavyweight, Luther Allison. Just as significant, Let It Go also found Bernard recording in the birthplace of the blues - Tennessee - and returns his sound to it's raw fundamentals, on 12 songs that hold up without embellishment. Let It Go was recorded at Bessie Blue Studio, Stantonville, Tennessee, with legendary music producer Jim Gaines, recalls Bernard. "We made the decision to not flood the CD with keyboards or horns, to go back to the true basic rhythm section sound - and to show more mature songwriting."

Recorded live in Germany april 2024 eric johanson from new orleanse alastair gereen from Austin Texas katarina pejak from serbian