“As many killer harp players as Muddy Waters had in his bands, it’s probably safe to say that you had better be pretty special in order to get Muddy’s attention. So considering that Muddy once said that Wilson was the greatest harmonica player since Little Walter, it’s safe to say that get Muddy’s attention is […]
We’re thrilled to announce the T-Birds newest release STRONG LIKE THAT (due August 26) featuring Anson Funderburgh and Roosevelt Collier! Reviewer Tom Clarke (Elmore Magazine) writes:
Rave reviews continue to come in for Sam Butler’s RAISE YOUR HANDS!: Deep Roots released its picks on The Elite Half Hundred of 2015, Fifty Albums That Made Life Worth Living in The Year Now Ended with RAISE YOUR HANDS! coming in at #7!
Blues Music Magazine has released their list of Editor Picks and Tom Hyslop has chosen Tad Robinson’s DAY INTO NIGHT for his Top Ten list! DAY INTO NIGHT also made Something Else’s Best of 2015 list (Tad Robinson had assembled a solid backing band and sparkling tunes to make a quality soul-blues record that faithfully […]
RAISE YOUR HANDS! continues to garner great reviews. Here are quotes from the latest: Jazz Weekly: Sam Butler street preaches here as he takes a series of spirituals and Christian related songs and delivers them with the ferver of John the Baptist…
The Blues Foundation has just announced nominees for the 37th Blues Music Awards which includes several of our artists:
Sam Butler’s RAISE YOUR HANDS! continues getting great reviews: “…Butler rocks the pews, and rocks ’em hard.”Something Else
Congratulations to Severn recording artist SAM BUTLER who won Featured Actor in a Musical for his work in the play The Gospel at Colonus at this year’s LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards! For a list of all the winners click here. In other news, Sam’s CD RAISE YOUR HANDS! continues to wow critics
Congratulations to Tad Robinson who just learned that DAY INTO NIGHT has earned the #1 spot on Soul Bag Magazine’s TOP OF THE BAG list!
Reviews are pouring in for Sam’s Butler’s new CD. Here’s a quick look at some of the most recent ones: Grant Britt of No Depression calls RAISE YOUR HANDS! “mesmerizing.” Parcbench says it is a,
