Blues Plate Special – And the Blues Keep Rollin’ with New Singles

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This week’s new singles are a delightful mix of traditional blues, acoustic blues, and what I term “Blues Pop”. Rosedale Junction’s new song is laid back chill blues at its best. Matt Charles’ new single from his album Highland Avenue is great harpin’ blues. And Germany’s Michael Van Merwyk’s new release is some fine acoustic blues.

And out of Australia, there are two new singles that epitomize modernized classic rhythm & blues and soul ala Chess Records in the 1950’s and Motown in the 1960’s. Think Etta James and you should get a good feel for what I mean by Blues Pop. I encourage you to give a listen to the Dojo Cuts and The Bamboos singles below. And if ya like it, check out music from their fellow Australians: The Teskey Brothers, Sonic Saliva, and The Meltdown.  And for American counterparts give a listen to Teddy Swims, ZZ Ward, and Nathaniel Rateliff & the Cold Sweats.

I hope you ENJOY listening to these songs during the coming weeks on Blues Music Fan Radio!

Rosedale Junction – As the Years Go By

Matt Charles – Chicken Shack

Michael Van Merwyk – Only I Got What the Other Guys Want

Dojo Cuts – I Got You

The Bamboos – Open Up My Heart

Ben Vee
Ben Veehttp://benveeblues.com
My passion is the contemporary blues. Raised in New Orleans and a long time Texas resident, I currently reside in Connecticut. I first started as a DJ back in the 1970's. I have found an outlet for my passion writing about the blues and spinnin' tunes on the internet. I do a roadhouse blues show every Tuesday from Noon to 2 pm EST and on Thursday from 1-3 pm EST on www.bluesmusicfan.com. You can write to me at ben@benveeblues.com

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