At The Gate Of Horn was originally released in 1959 on Vee-Jay Records. It expertly showcases the songwriting prowess of the prolific blues pianist and singer, from blues ballads to upbeat numbers.
If details of Robert Johnson’s life are shadowy, there is nothing at all indistinct about his music, which is full of the most elemental power imaginable.
Assembled less than a year after his passing, The Real Folk Blues is an essential overview of Sonny Boy Williamson II's brief but incendiary career as a frontman for the Chess family of labels.
The Flaming Lips (Wayne Coyne, Steven Drozd and Michael Ivins), formed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1983 have since become one of the most iconic, influential, unpredictable and vital forces in American rock music.
We Cater To Cowards is the band's most daring and devastating album; it is a refreshing and exhilarating mutation of genres forging Oozing Wounds' own distinct path.
Warm, soulful, and brimming with life, A River’s Invitation showcases The California Honeydrops’ irresistible blend of R&B, gospel, blues, and street-corner funk.