ZZ TOP - Fandango
Released in 1975, "Fandango!"" by ZZ Top is a powerhouse blend of raw live energy and tight studio grooves. Side One captures the band roaring on stage in New Orleans, while Side Two delivers slick, blues-drenched studio tracks. It's a wild Texas ride—gritty, groovy, and unmistakably ZZ Top, wrapped in swagger and Southern heat.
Fandango 12" Vinyl LP
MIKE BLOOMFIELD - The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper
Recorded live at San Francisco’s Fillmore Auditorium in 1968, *The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper* captures the raw soul of blues and rock in motion. With surprise appearances by Elvin Bishop and a young Carlos Santana, this double LP brims with gritty jams, spontaneity, and electrifying musicianship that defined a turbulent, musical era.
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George Thorogood & The Destroyers - Bad to the Bone
Released in 1982, *Bad to the Bone* is the gritty blues-rock breakout from George Thorogood & The Destroyers that turned snarling guitar riffs into legend. With barroom swagger, electrifying covers, and the now-iconic title track, this LP howls with raw energy, vintage attitude, and a rebel soul that refuses to behave. A true jukebox classic with bite.
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CUBY & THE BLIZZARDS - Appleknockers Flophouse
Cuby & The Blizzards' 'Appleknockers Flophouse' 7" Vinyl Single, released on 24 November 1969, is a blues-rock gem. This Dutch band, led by Harry Muskee, crafted a gritty, raw sound. The single, featuring the title track and 'Because of Illness' showcases their bluesy prowess and marked a pivotal moment in European blues-rock history.
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CUBY + BLIZZARDS - Thursday Night B/W Wee Wee Baby
Cuby + Blizzards' "Thursday Night / Wee Wee Baby" is a raw 1970 Dutch blues single soaked in loneliness and grit. With Muskee’s haunting vocals and Gelling’s fierce guitar, it captures the bleak soul of a rainy Thursday. No frills, no polish—just pure Nederblues from the muddy fields of Drenthe, pressed into 7 inches of smoky vinyl truth.
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Blues Blood Fathers Sons Rory Gallagher, Hubert Sumlin
Released in 1976, "Blues Blood Fathers Sons" unites blues pioneers and their musical heirs in raw, electric sessions from London and Chicago. This rare double LP captures legends like Bo Diddley and Muddy Waters passing the torch to rising stars like Rory Gallagher and Steve Winwood—a living tribute to the enduring soul of the blues.
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GANAFOUL - Full Speed Ahead
Full Speed Ahead rolls like a freight train of French blues-rock fire. Ganafoul’s gritty trio—Jack Bon, Jean-Yves Astier, and Yves Rotacher—ignite a raw, boogie-charged journey that tips the hat to Hendrix and Cream. Cut in 1978, this LP blends hard riffs, tight rhythms, and pure energy straight from the garage to your soul.
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STONE THE CROWS - S/T Self-Titled
Stone The Crows’ 1970 debut is a raw blues-rock baptism born from the Scottish underground. Fronted by powerhouse Maggie Bell and fueled by Les Harvey’s fiery guitar, this gatefold LP delivers soul, grit, and psychedelic sparks. Produced by Mark London and Peter Grant, it’s a timeless slice of emotionally charged, genre-blending rock.
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PAT TRAVERS - Crash And Burn
Crash and Burn lit up 1980 with Pat Travers’ fiery fretwork and hard-rocking soul. Packed with punchy riffs, blues swagger, and crowd-shakers like “Snortin’ Whiskey,” this LP hit #20 on Billboard and marked the band’s high point. Travers and crew ride th
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BLACK KEYS - El Camino
El Camino by The Black Keys is a fuzz-drenched, foot-stompin’ blues-rock revival that tears down the highway at full throttle. Pressed on 180g audiophile vinyl, this 2LP limited edition (with bonus 7" and poster) packs hits like “Lonely Boy” and “Gold on the Ceiling,” produced with Danger Mouse’s signature grit and swagger. A modern garage rock classic.
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BLODWYN PIG - Ahead Rings Out
Blodwyn Pig’s 1969 debut Ahead Rings Out is a wild blues-rock ride laced with jazz, prog, and playful rebellion. Formed by ex-Jethro Tull guitarist Mick Abrahams, the band breaks all boundaries with searing guitar licks, sax-driven jams, and offbeat humor. A cult classic of the era, this album hits with grit, groove, and psychedelic charm.
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CUBY & THE BLIZZARDS - Groeten Uit Grollo 12" Vinyl LP
In 1967, Cuby & The Blizzards released "Groeten Uit Grollo," a seminal 12" vinyl LP album that introduced pianist Herman Brood to the band. This blues masterpiece delivers a timeless journey through the Dutch blues scene, featuring tracks like "Another Day, Another Road" and "Another Land." With its soulful storytelling, this album remains a cornerstone of European blues-rock history.
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John Mayall - The Turning Point
This ain't your typical Mayall jam. Gone are the wailing guitars and thundering drums. Instead, we get acoustic guitars, flutes, saxophones, and Mayall's ever-present harmonica. It's a stripped-down, intimate sound, a sonic campfire gathering in the midst of a rock and roll hurricane.
The Turning Point 12" Vinyl LP
FLEETWOOD MAC - Mr Wonderful
Fleetwood Mac's "Mr Wonderful", a 1st UK album, takes listeners on a captivating musical journey through blues and rock, showcasing the band's raw talent and versatility. Released in 1968, this album, made in England, is a testament to the band's early years and their ability to create timeless songs
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ROY BUCHANAN - You're Not Alone
You're Not Alone finds Roy Buchanan stretching the blues into cosmic corners. Released in 1978, this soulful LP rides from tender licks to fiery solos, with Buchanan’s Telecaster weeping, whispering, and howling through each track. Recorded at Atlantic Studios, it’s a moody, spacey, genre-bending gem from the quiet master of electric blues.
You're Not Alone 12" Vinyl LP
PETER GREEN - In The Skies
In The Skies marked Peter Green’s soulful return in 1979 after years in the shadows. The ex-Fleetwood Mac founder channels blues purity and quiet grace into this introspective gem. Backed by Snowy White and Peter Bardens, the LP glows with lyrical guitar work and spiritual depth—Green’s voice rising once more from the silence, full of heart.
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TEN YEARS AFTER - Watt
"Watt" is the album by the British blues rock band Ten Years After, released in 1970. It was the band's fifth studio album and the first to feature bassist Leo Lyons as a producer. The album reached number 33 on the UK Albums Chart and number 31 on the US Billboard 200. It features the song "I'm Coming On" which was a hit single in the UK and US.
Watt 12" Vinyl LP
POINT BLANK - Second Season
Second Season rolls in with Texas heat and Southern grit. Point Blank’s 1977 boogie-rock burner blends blues, funk, and soul into a raw, road-hardened sound. Produced by Bill Ham and cut at Ardent Studios, this LP is packed with heavy riffs, smoky grooves, and Southern soul—proof that Point Blank stood tall when disco and punk tried to steal the stage.
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THE JOHN DUMMER BLUES BAND - Cabal
Cabal (1969) is a deep cut of British blues fire, where raw emotion meets gritty precision. With Dave and Jo-Anne Kelly, Tony “T.S.” McPhee, and John Dummer driving the groove, this Mercury original captures a scene blooming with soul and slide. Acid, psych, and blues collide—London’s answer to Chicago heat, laid down in pure analog gold.
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MICHAEL BLOOMFIELD - Living In The Fast Lane
Living in the Fast Lane finds guitar wizard Michael Bloomfield stepping outside his blues comfort zone into prog, funk, and rock realms. With Norman Dayron producing, this 1981 German release showcases Bloomfield’s fearless fretwork and restless creativity. A bold, genre-hopping ride from a true six-string outlaw.
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ROSE TATTOO - Scarred for Life
Scarred for Life (1982) is Rose Tattoo at full throttle—pure Aussie pub rock soaked in sweat, swagger, and streetwise soul. Produced by Vanda & Young and cut at Albert Studios, this LP hits hard with grit, guts, and blues-drenched fire. From “We Can’t Be Beaten” to “Texas,” it’s a working-class anthem machine built to blast.
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GROUNDHOGS - Hogwash
Hogwash (1972) sees The Groundhogs stretch the blues to the breaking point. Tony McPhee leads the charge with fuzz-drenched guitar, snarling riffs, and a fearless dive into prog and psychedelia. Raw, inventive, and unfiltered, this gatefold LP is a wild ride through the twisted roots of British blues-rock rebellion.
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS - Faces & Places
Faces & Places Vol. 1 captures Eric Burdon & The Animals live in 1963, raw and roaring from the Club A'Gogo stage. With Burdon’s bluesy howl and Alan Price’s swirling organ, this French 1965 release is pure British R&B fire. Produced by Giorgio Gomelsky, it’s a time capsule of beat-era power before the psychedelic storm hit.
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CACTUS - One Way or Another ( USA )
Cactus's "One Way... Or Another" 12" Vinyl LP, USA release, encapsulates their blues-rock prowess. This sonic journey, marked by diverse tracks, reflects the band's evolution. In the 1970s, amidst a cultural shift in music, Cactus left an indelible mark. Decades later, the album's timelessness, preserved in warm vinyl, continues to beckon both loyal fans and new listeners to experience the raw, genre-defying energy of Cactus.
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