On Mick Martin’s Blues Party this week, new tracks include the Supersonic Blues band with all-star guests, Kilborn Alley and Harlan Kennedy, plus a set of Eric Clapton live a the Fillmore. Also making appearances, Albert Cummings and Big Jack Johnso
Mick will feature tracks from the new album “Brother Johnny:” Edgar Winter’s tribute to his sibling. It’s overflowing with guest stars. Then, there’s more from the new releases by Hollis Brown, Jose Ramirez, and Mighty Mike Schermer. Plus, some re
The Spring album releases keep coming with new efforts by one of Mick’s favorites, Larry McCray, plus Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Mighty Mike Shermer, Mississippi Heat, and another taste of Mike Zito. And, check out the updated interpretatio
Keep up on the latest Blues releases this weekend as Mick features tracks from new albums by Duke Robillard and friends, Doug MacLeod, Larry McCray, Jose Ramirez and Big Time Sarah. Plus, don’t miss a historic Grammy performance featuring B King,
Mick has new music to share from Mike Zito, Keb’ Mo’ and Albert Castiglia, plus a couple terrific sets from the classic performers. Add a little British Blues and some surprises, and you’ve got an excellent Saturday afternoon.
This week it’s time to renew your support for Mick Martin’s Blues Party during our Spring Fund Drive. Mick will make it worthwhile with new music from Mike Zito and Keb’ Mo’, plus a set of classics from Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf and Sonny Boy Willi
Get ready for Badass Blues as Mick plays more from Tommy Castro and the Painkillers and Elvin Bishop, And, Annie Sampson is coming to town, so you’ll get treated to a set of her music.
Mick gets you ready for two great blues shows coming up: Rick Estrin and the Nightcats pay tribute to Little Charlie Baty this Thursday and Badass Blues returns starring Elvin Bishop and Tommy Castro & The Painkillers next Saturday.
Mick gets us all ready for the upcoming Charlie Baty tribute concert with some of Charlie’s best work with the Nightcats.
Mick pays tribute to drummer and singer Sam Lay, explores the music of Brian Auger with Julie Driscol and the Trinity, and brings a new song by Val Starr.
Mick brings some rare Buddy Guy recordings, Less McCann and Eddie Harris, and seldom heard blues from the British Invasion.
