Blues rock

a daring act of genre defiance, they resurrect a savior who shreds on a holographic skateboard, preaching the punk gospel in three dimensions.

Led Zeppelin shifts to folk in LZ3, leaving Blues Rock behind in 1970.

When a band known for electrifying riffs picks up the acoustic guitar, you know, they're either evolving or just trying to hear themselves think.

Ciara Miller chooses messy anthem, plans to tango through reality TV chaos.

Loving You is simply showing my appreciation and respect for my family and friends.

And that's what's going on this week in the world of Blues Rock.

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If that's a sample of Zach Schultz's gang new album coming up, I can't wait till February, man.

Hey, for a few weeks we played a handful of songs from Let the Night Begin, the debut album by energetic blues rock guitarist singer Troy Mercy.

I'm going to give you the last two tunes from that album tonight.

This may be Troy's first solo effort, but the Massachusetts native has an extensive resume playing for legendary acts Booker T. Jones, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Hubert Sumlin, and Pinetop Perkins.

Point that thing someplace else.

No, no, not that root, you sicko.

Shake the Roots is a Fifth Studio album by blues rock band Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown.

The band is from the Tough Judgment music town, Nashville, Tennessee.

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Coinciding with the release of Steve Cropper and the Midnight Hours, Watching the Tide, a video has been released for My Angels Are Calling.

The song features Brian May on vocals and Billy Gibbons on guitar.

May had been collaborating with Cropper on the song prior to Cropper's death, saying as soon as Steve was gone, quote, I could hear something different in my head, a tribute to Cropper himself.

Listen to the song at bluesrockreview.com. Blues Rock Review has premiered I'm Not Ashamed from Kim Wilson and the Fabulous Thunderbirds.

The song is featured on the newly released Antone's 50th Presents Chicago Bound, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the legendary Antone's nightclub in Austin.

Matt, what do you got for me?

This is where the blues rock tag starts to show up a little more prominently.

And I feel like maybe that's what I'm trying to put my finger on, where it's just like, I don't want them to be ZZ Top.

I want them to be clutch, but like there's song craft and a singing delivery style that blues rock calls on that I only like the very beginning of the genre and everything newer in it.

I'm not particular to.

And when I hear like Mr.

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Are you trying to stop progress, Matt Nas from the Roach

See a plan for complete terms.

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Joanne Shaw Taylor has unveiled a music video for The Girl That You Loved Before.

It's from Joanne's upcoming album, The Trouble With Love, available October 23rd.

Wilde started performing the song live after being invited to perform with Clapton on August 24th.

That show was unfortunately canceled, so Wilde decided to put the song out as a single.

Watch the music video at bluesrockreview.com. And make sure to tune in Monday, August 24th for a brand new interview with Will Wilde, available on Blues Rock Review's YouTube and wherever you stream your podcasts.