Howlin' Wolf - Dust My Broom (live) In 1966 Alan Lomax arranged for several of his favorite blues artists to appear in a documentary he ...

Leon Huff - I Ain't Jivin', I'm Jammin' When I first moved to Chicago back in 1997 one of the pleasures the city offered me ...

Jimmy Soul - I Can't Hold Out Any Longer Jimmy Soul (real name James McCleese) will go down in music history as the singer of "If Y...

Curtis Mayfield - I Plan To Stay a Believer Throughout the '70s there was probably no artist who was as consistently "heavy" a...

Donnie Elbert - This Feeling of Losing You Donnie Elbert's recording career stretched back to 1957, and his thrilling falsetto graced ma...

The Swanee Quintet - New Walk Today's "Sunday Gospel Time" feature evokes memories of "TV Gospel Time." On the two ...

Syl Johnson (Featuring Syleena Johnson) - Half a Love Today's post revisits last week's post about Syl Johnson and family. As I me...

The Future Kind - The Devil Is Gonna Get You Today I wanted to pick something with a "get down" feel to take into the weekend, and...

James Fry - Tumblin' Down James Fry (real name Johnny Frierson) and his sister Mary were members of the Drapels, who recorded a couple o...

Trini Lopez - Sinner Not a Saint Mexican-American pop singer Trini Lopez's Latin-flavored renditions of folk and rock songs made him a m...

Little Sonny - The Creeper Blues singer/harmonica player Little Sonny (born Aaron Willis) was one of the most popular Detroit live blues act...

Bill Cosby - Ursalena Bill Cosby's '60s and '70s funky 45s and albums have been discussed in prior posts (see this one for info...