It’s not as if the Stone totally abandoned blues-based rock in the ‘70s. Neither did some other British bands. When Dr.

"I loved rock 'n' roll ... "We found, of course, that it was the blues. And, therefore, if you really want to learn the basics, then you've got to do some homework. We all felt there was a ...

Blues rock will never die, even if its biggest era has since passed. Countless artists made it big in the 1960s and 1970s with their unique spins on blues rock, and some of them are still making ...

From 1970 to 1979, Rolling Stone reviewed thousands of albums, including hundreds of blues (and blues-rock) records, a few of which technically came out in the Sixties. Some of the best of them ...

Many consider this debut album the epitome of what Southern rock turned into, a combination of some excellent dual guitar boogie/rock/ blues/country and whatever else these guys threw in there.

A number of bands evolved alongside fast-emerging trends of blues rock ... Albums and this period of intense change, it has to do with the forward-thinking artists who managed to echo and, in some ...

4. ‘At Fillmore East’ by The Allman Brothers Band This iconic live album is perfect for any fan of blues rock or Southern rock. At Fillmore East is legendary for a reason. Recorded in 1971 ...

As such, it's an ideal summation of the creative process behind this forty-second album by the seminal blues-rock band that originated in England ... after which his rhythm section of some ten ...

While in school, he formed some semi-professional groups ... in the category of best traditional blues album. When Mayall was named as an inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April ...