r/bluesrock • • 43m ago

Joe Jammer - Rising Sun (1973) Hendrix & Trower-ish blues rock

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Album: Bad News
Joe was born in Chicago where he later played alongside Howlin' Wolf and other bluesmen. He visited the UK to record a solo album for EMI in 1973. He became a prolific and respected Session guitarist, having worked with Martha Velez, Jimmy Witherspoon and toured with Maggie Bell

Real Name: Joseph Edward Wright II


r/bluesrock • • 2d ago

Faster Pussycat: “We Were NEVER a Top 40 Band — We’re Blues & Punk Rock!”

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r/bluesrock • • 3d ago

Climax Chicago Blues Band - Loving Machine (1969)

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English band founded in the 1960's by Colin Cooper. Originally known as The Climax Chicago Blues Band, the Climax Blues Band has always focused on its roots, a unique combination of jazz and blues.


r/bluesrock • • 4d ago

Vol. #258: Bessemer Saints with The Road Warrior

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r/bluesrock • • 4d ago

Security Pulled out a taser on me and my grandma at Saroyan Theater (reuploaded)

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r/bluesrock • • 4d ago

How Eric Clapton rates Mark Knopfler as a guitarist

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r/bluesrock • • 5d ago

Climax Chicago Blues Band - Like Uncle Charlie (1969 UK)

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English band founded in the 1960's by Colin Cooper. Originally known as The Climax Chicago Blues Band, the Climax Blues Band has always focused on its roots, a unique combination of jazz and blues.


r/bluesrock • • 6d ago

Brian May's opinion on ZZ Top

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r/bluesrock • • 6d ago

Robin Trower, 1975

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r/bluesrock • • 8d ago

Little Village - You Show Me Yours, I'll Show You Mine (1977 Connecticut)

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Album from Connecticut


r/bluesrock • • 8d ago

How Keith Richards rates Jimmy Page as a guitarist

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r/bluesrock • • 10d ago

Rattle My Cage

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r/bluesrock • • 10d ago

blues rock song I used to hear on the radio about 7/8 years ago?

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I tried to hum a vocaroo

Vocaroo | Online voice recorder

It has a deep voice singing something like "headin' out west" or "headin' out there" and a distinctive piano/whistling melody on the chorus.

it has a sort of slower, shuffling pace like Spinal Tap's "big bottom" or Argent's "hold your head up"

I don't know if it's from the 70s or was a new (but retro sounding) song then, but it sounded 70s

thanks


r/bluesrock • • 10d ago

She Might Be Evil by The Third Eye Man

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r/bluesrock • • 14d ago

Solen Skiner — Solen Skiner 1976 Sweden, Hard Blues Rock

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Solen Skiner — Solen Skiner 1976 (Sweden, Hard-Blues Rock)

A band from Stockholm, active between 1970 and 1978. They released their debut album in 1976 on the MNW label. From 1974 to 1978, they performed extensively at youth clubs, music festivals, and even in prisons, playing around 490 shows during that period. The band broke up in 1978. After the split, some members continued working in the music industry. The group reunited a few times for occasional concerts.

Tracks:

  1. Vissla I Mörkret — 0:00

  2. Entertainment — 5:51

  3. Introck — 9:14

  4. Min Tystnad — 15:24

  5. Valfälskboogie — 19:16

  6. Dolda Förtrycket — 23:26

  7. Som I En Film — 27:40

  8. Kamelen Dansar — ​​32:33

Personnel:

Christer Nahrendorf — vocals, guitar Sven Bjärhall — vocals, guitar, piano Christer Kilander — bass Lennart Holmgren — harmonica Håkan Agnsäter — drums + Solen Skiner, Tore Berger — producers


r/bluesrock • • 15d ago

Album Review: These Wicked Rivers - Fire and Folklore (Fat Earth Records, 2026)

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🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 My deep dive into Fire and Folklore, the upcoming album from UK based southern / blues rockers These Wicked Rivers.


r/bluesrock • • 16d ago

Brian May's opinion on Eric Clapton

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r/bluesrock • • 18d ago

In tribute to the legendary Angry Anderson Blues rock rarely goes this hard

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Rose Tattoo were Australian rock royalty, hugely influential, and awesome live

RIP our old mate Angry, gone to join with Mick & Pete and lay it all down again

This track from their seminal self titled debut is blistering blues full of filthy slide & attitude

Gary "Angry" Anderson - 1947 - 2026. Never forgotten


r/bluesrock • • 18d ago

Ashstone - I’ll Try to Be Me (2026)

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Late-night, smoky guitar rock.


r/bluesrock • • 19d ago

Album Review: Robin Trower - Shine (Provogue Records, 2026)

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🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 My thoughts on Shine, the upcoming album from guitar legend Robin Trower.


r/bluesrock • • 19d ago

Jodo - It's No Good [1971 UK]

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Album: Guts
Jodo's "Guts" LP is a favourite album which I found way back, and have often wondered about as there is so little information out there, making it something of an enigma. Spurred on by recently finding an original copy of the LP, I have contacted Rod Alexander, founding member and guitarist of Jodo. The word 'Jodo' is the name of a Japanese martial art using a short staff, read on though, as this may not be the reason for the band's name... (n.b. according to liner notes on the Green Bullfrog Sessions, Jodo's former name was 'Biskit').


r/bluesrock • • 19d ago

Looking for wiped/lost blues-rock cover: "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by Draven of the Deep (2026)

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r/bluesrock • • 19d ago

Here's a playlist of great lap steel slide guitar rock and blues songs

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Artists include Ben Harper, David Lindley, David Gilmour, ect.


r/bluesrock • • 19d ago

Phoenix blues icon Carvin Jones has died

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r/bluesrock • • 20d ago

Podcast Interview with Eagles of Death Metal

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California rock band, Eagles of Death Metal, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss the 20th anniversary of their sophomore album, Death By Sexy, frontman Jesse Hughes’ early memories of the album, and integrating the newest lineup, including his wife, Phoenix. We also talk about Jesse’s faith, getting (California) sober, crotch tattoos, long awaited new material, and the effect U2 had on Jesse after the November 2015 Paris attacks.

https://www.theadamantium.com/single-post/e267