And even an answer to an answer to an answer to an answer. Phew! I think I got that right. Check out the sequence from track 15, the beautif...

Although Roy Milton’s chart career ended in 1952, his recording career rolled on. As the sound of rhythm & blues changed and rock ‘n’ ro...

The second Jukebox Lil compilation of Roy Milton sides was issued in 1985, two years after he passed away. The jumping instrumental “Rhythm ...

Roy Milton was one of the most important figures in the development of rhythm and blues. He is often thought of as the “West Coast equivalen...

Great Casaboo, have we got something for you! Or rather Joan has – 40 tracks of mind-blowing blues ripped from 45s and 78s from back in ...

It’s back by popular demand – the series that is rapidly nearing immortality. From piles of well worn vinyl (and the occasional shellac disc...

Let us start the New Year of 2009 by paying tribute to a true giant of rhythm and blues: Myron “Tiny” Bradshaw, bandleader, drummer, blues...

Rock and Roll the way it was meant to be. In this mammoth mix (sorry, audio CD burners, you ain’t gonna fit THIS ‘un on a disc) Joan take...