Kenny Wayne - Electro-Fi Records Presents Blues Piano-Rama - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Blues and Boogie Woogie Master Kenny InchBlues BossInch Wayne really turns his talent loose on InchLet It LooseInch his latest offering on the Electro-Fi tag. Kenny Wayne is at the forefront of modern day blues piano practioners. Hailed by LIVING BLUES magazine as Inchan artist bringing the piano back to the front ranks of contemporary BluesInch. This CD not only highlights Kenny's vocal and piano work, it showcases his prodigious songwriting ability. As a bonus Kenny has also included a three song tribute to past blues piano master Amos Milburn on the disc.

Once called InchAmerica's Best Krautrock Band,Inch Møtrik has long since outgrown the boundaries of geography and imitation. On EARTH, their fourth full-length album, the Portland-based quintet sheds genre pastiche and boldly steps into their own orbit-less homage, more evolution.Where early sci-fi like Astounding Stories imagined futures grounded in scientific plausibility, EARTH occupies a realm where machinery hums with feeling and cosmic logic collides with soul. Here, synths shimmer with stardust, rhythms churn like solar flares, and vocals drift like signals from a lost planet. From the gravity-defying pulse of InchWeightlessInch to the tidal reckoning of InchUltimate Drive,Inch Møtrik charts a course through disorientation, beauty, and the sublime unknown.This isn't retro-futurism-it's the future, now. No tin-cone breastplates, no cartoon ladybots, no techbro rockets. Just fully realized sonic transmissions where science meets magic, and krautrock becomes something galactic.Møtrik aren't just referencing the genre-they're rewriting it. Thirteen years in, it's time to upgrade the superlative. Call them what they are the galaxy's best krautrock band.

Curley Bridges, the piano pounding R&B pioneer who helped spread the good word on Rock 'n' Roll with his atomic powered pre - Elvis version of InchHound DogInch way back in 1954, celebrates his 75th birthday by throwing a Blues Party at the legendary Silver Dollar Room and captivating the capacity crowd with his many talents. Truly a night to remember.InchIncredibly deep and assured, Curley Bridges can still shout it down like a major leaguerInch - Blues Revue magazine.