Friends and Albums

Pete and Willie discuss Davy's new album, the difference between life on The Isle of Man and Chicago, and ask a unique question about three of Davy's influences.

Joanne Shaw Taylor drops in to talk about her new album, who she listens to in her spare time, and the upcoming Allman Family Revival series.

The guys remember some of the highlights from one year of BRS, discuss the upcoming boxing-themed video of Eric Gales and Joe Bonamassa, and if they like guest-heavy albums like Dion's new release.

Pete and Willie discuss Eric Clapton's and Gov't Mule's new albums, whether Samantha Fish's new album will propel her to stardom, and the new musical trend of interpolation.

The guys chat about Clapton and his obsession with the spotlight, the anticipation of Joe's new album, and whether or not streaming is good for music.

Tre Nation of Ghost Hounds talks about particle physics, opening for the Rolling Stones, and of course, the band's new album.

Robert Jon joins the guys to talk about songwriting, the band's new album, Shine a Light On Me Brother, and their venture into podcasting.

Eddie 9V joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his classic sound, how technology changes in the music industry have affected his career, and his new album, Little Black Flies.

Bluhauz drops by to chat about his debut solo album, rock and roll in South America, and his relationship with Jimmy Page.

Caleb Johnson joins the team to talk about his new album Mountain Mojo Vol. 1, the state of modern rock, and his experiences on American Idol.

Alligator Records founder and CEO, Bruce Iglauer, discusses 50 years of Alligator, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, and how technology has evolved and changed the music industry.

Troy Redfern stops by to talk about his slide playing roots, his new album "The Fire Cosmic," and share one of the greatest guitar stories of alltime!

Mike Zito and the guys discuss his recent BMA awards, the pandemic, playing with his son, and his upcoming release, "Resurrection."

Kingfish joins the show to talk about his early success, crossover projects, and of course, his upcoming album "622"

The guys share who they want to see live, the internet's impact on today's music and industry, and tackle the ultimate either/or question.

Pete and Willie talk about upcoming albums that excite them, the purchase of song catalogs as investments, and social media platforms.

Lee-La Baum joins the crew to talk about the band's recent livestream of Now or Nowhere, their origins, and a couple fun stories from the road.

The guys discuss the Blues Music Awards winners, award categories of the future, and John Mayer's new single, "Last Train Home."

Pete and Willie talk about the new Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Shemekia Copeland track, The BMAs, and music documentaries.

Quinn Sullivan joins the team to talk about the blues and his new album "Wide Awake."

The music finance episode where the guys discuss NFTs and their future in the music business, investing in artists and bands, and blues rock artists if they were cryptocurrency"

Pete and Willie discuss the emergence of The Damn Truth, developments regarding Spotify and Tidal, and how to grow rock's audience.

Amanda Long discusses Cyndi Lauper's debut album, She's So Unusual

Amanda Long discusses Cyndi Lauper's debut album, She's So Unusual