Oleta Adams is an American singer. She is best known for her top hit single and Grammy nominated song, Get Here. Get Here was a cover of the Brenda Russell song. Her multiple Grammy nominated debut, Circle of Love, was like nothing else at the time, and it took the musical world by storm. She got her start as a... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Olive Jones offers a superb combination of soul, groove-led blues and jazz-folk while gleefully and audaciously experimenting with genre. Olivia Bhattacharjee goes as Olive Jones, formerly known as Kashu. Here, she explores songwriting from the heart through whimsical guitar riffs and honey-drenched vocals, producing an acoustic palette that calms and scintillates. This is in contrast to her beat-driven, synth-drenched, electronic-soul act... read full bio
A pillar of contemporary American roots music is Oliver Wood. Since taking over as the Wood Brothers' lead singer, he has spent the twenty-first century fusing the genres of folk, gospel, country-soul and Americana, gaining a global following and a Grammy Award nomination in the process. His debut album as a solo performer, Always Smilin, upholds that heritage while also highlighting... read full bio
"Orgone has become a staple on the festival circuit bands on the planet. Initially the band independently released Orgone, a collection of tough, stripped-down, funk instrumentals and became a fan favorite. With their critical success and constant touring Orgone has become one of the most sought-after backing bands for studio sessions. Armed with a new album and a take-no-prisoners live... read full bio
These guys are not only the real thing, they collectively brought the blues back from oblivion during the early Eighties. It was their collaborations with John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd that brought a good chunk of the public around to appreciate the real honest-to-goodness blues. After creating platinum albums and playing themselves in the flicks, Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers... read full bio
Oteil Burbridge, a bassist who has won two Grammy awards, has been traveling and recording for more than three decades. He is a founding member of the Col. Bruce Hampton-starring Aquarium Rescue Unit, a cult classic that has withstood the test of time. As a result, he joined The Allman Brothers Band and has received two Grammy nominations for best rock instrumental for... read full bio
Owen Campbell defies easy categorization, he's a slide guitarist, a songwriter, banjo player, blues singer, busker, and more. Think Little Feat meets The Band... He's the sort of performer you would expect to find in a New Orleans blues joint, but in fact, Campbell's roots are in Canberra, Australia. 2015 was a great year for Owen - during... read full bio
Parker Millsap is a blues performer. His live performances captivate audiences across the nation and worldwide. Millsap has performed on CONAN, played with Elton John at the Apple Music Festival, received an Americana Music Association Nomination, and won International Folk Music Awards Artist of the Year award. His sound has been acclaimed by critics like The New York Times, The... read full bio
Multi-Grammy-nominated artist, PATRICE RUSHEN has definitely earned the respect awarded her by her peers in the music industry. Admired by many for her ground-breaking achievements, Rushen has amassed an impressive list of ""firsts"". She was the first woman in 43 years to serve as head composer/musical director for television's highest honor, the EMMY AWARDS, the first woman to serve as... read full bio
Patrick Droney is an up-and-coming soulful pop singer-songwriter from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Droney has been performing music since he was only six years old and quickly became a guitar prodigy who won the New Generation Award from the Robert Johnson Blues Foundation at only 13 years old. Shortly after, Droney started sharing the stage with blues and soul artists such as... read full bio
Paul, a musical aristocrat from Haiti, has lived his entire life to the rhythm. His earliest recollections involve rhythm and sound because his father is in the Grammy-nominated band Boukman Eksperyans. He was motivated by his ancestry when he moved to New York as a young person to start creating his own sound. Paul started to forge a route where... read full bio
Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland's most highly-regarded and successful artists, and the pre-eminent Irish singer-songwriter of his generation. His versions of great ballads like Arthur McBride and The Lakes Of Pontchartrain were definitive and are still being asked for by audiences today. Brady has spent his career crossing borders of style while holding fast to... read full bio
As a founding member, singer, and songwriter of the legendary bands Bad Company and Free, as well as co-founding Jimmy Page's band The Firm, Paul Rodgers is a legendary figure in the world of rock 'n roll. He is one of the most well-known performers in the genre due to his distinctive and soulful voice. Rodgers has made incomparable contributions to... read full bio
As one of rock 'n roll's most distinctive vocalists, Paul Rodgers first came to prominence as a member of the group Free. Rodgers formed Bad Company with Mott the Hoople guitarist Mick Ralphs. Their debut album, enjoyed international success. One of the most popular of all rock bands, Rodgers' six multi-platinum albums with Bad Company have spawned such radio classics... read full bio
Paul Thorn takes his rootsy style of rock to a refined place. The twelve songs about love (both lost and found) on Thorn's latest recording, Are You With Me" demontrate his gift for narrative is stronger than ever. As a live performer, Paul Thorn has taken his monster songwriting ability all over the world. In addition to headlining close to... read full bio
Paulie Cerra is a talent saxophonist, singer, pianist, and songwriter. He is best known for playing the saxophone alongside artists like Lucky Peterson and Little Milton. Other artists that Cerra has worked with include, Rickie Lee Jones, Kirk Franklin, Glen Hughes, Lionel Richie, and many more. He has most recently been seen performing alongside Joe Bonamassa for the past few... read full bio
Pharoah Sanders is one of the worlds most renowned tenor saxophone artists in jazz. His influences include Harold Land, James Moody, Sonny Rollins, Charlie Parker, and others. Playing bebop, rhythm, blues, and free jazz, Sanders worked hard to make a name for himself in the music industry. For a time, Sanders was unable to make a living. He worked non-musical... read full bio
Phil Cook is an American musician. Cook has been in a few bands like Megafaun, DeYarmond Edison, Gayngs, Shouting Matches, and also does solo work. He is multi-talented and plays guitar, banjo, piano, and sings. In addition to music, Cook also works at the Center for Inquiry Based Learning at Duke University and assembles hands-on science kits for elementary schools.... read full bio
Phil Lesh and Friends is an American rock band founded and headed by Phil Lesh, a former Grateful Dead bassist. Phil & Friends is not a standard band in the sense that the moniker has been used by multiple different lineups of performers, including members of Phish, the Black Crowes and the Allman Brothers Band. The Phil & Friends idea investigates and interprets... read full bio
Philip Sayce is a blues-rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter based in Toronto, Canada. Hes best known for his incredible talent on the guitar. London Metro UK has compared Sayce (and his guitar skills) to Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jimi Hendrix; all of which are big influences of Philip Sayce. His classic rock roots and blues soul have made their... read full bio
