Regardless of the concept behind the project, Cooder’s own playing is as awesome as ever. By Brian Wise

Her talent is as undiminished as her feeling for the music. By Brian Wise

Like Cale himself, the story is told simply and in a straightforward manner. By Brian Wise

It’s easy to fall in love with Eilen Jewell the very first time you hear her. By Martin Jones.

Uncle Earl vocalist and banjo player takes her fascination with Appalachian and Chinese cultures and teams up with the world’s best banjo player Bela Fleck. By Martin Jones.

The final album from a true blues legend. By Al Hensley.

Brown and Phillips would still be two of the most exciting rhythm and blues singers ever. By Al Hensley.

A seminal figure in rock music at the time meets virtually unknown 15-year-old guitar prodigy. By Billy Pinnell.

Their covers band The Lost Dogs, inspire husband and wife Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson to write together for the first time. By Martin Jones

Aimee Mann’s inimitable personality shines through on her latest album @#%&! Smilers. By Martin Jones

My Morning Jacket get some funk and soul on their new album Evil Urges. By Martin Jones

One Of The Best Roots Rock Bands In The Nation Releases A New Treat. By Brian Wise

The North Mississippi All Stars’ New Album Rocks. By Brian Wise

Guitarist Sonny Landreth’s Latest Album Features Some High Profile Guests. By Brian Wise

Carlene Carter emerges from tragedy with a new lease on life. By Martin Jones

Brian Wise spoke to Bo Diddley, in what must have been one of Bo's last interviews, prior to last year's East Coast Blues Festival. We pay tribute by reprinting the feature story. You can also listen to the interview.

Acclaimed Songwriter John Hiatt Is The Same Old Man – Brilliant. By Brian Wise.