Michael Lee & The Wartime Limousine – Michael Lee & The Wartime Limousine – 2026

Genre: Blues/Rock
Country: USA (Fort Worth, TX)
Year of Release: 2026
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Blues is the name given to both a musical form and a music genre that originated in African-American communities of primarily the “Deep South” of the United States around the end of the 19th century from spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts and chants, and rhymed simple narrative ballads.

Genre: Blues/Rock
Country: USA (Fort Worth, TX)
Year of Release: 2026
Read more: Michael Lee & The Wartime Limousine – Michael Lee & The Wartime Limousine – 2026

Genre: Blues/Rock
Country: USA (Tennessee, TN)
Year of release: 2026
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Genre: Blues Rock
Country of origin (artist/band): USA
Year of release: 2026
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Genre: Blues/Rock
Country: USA (Columbus, OH)
Year of publication: 2026
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The Dutch masters of Southern blues-rock are firing on all cylinders again! On *Plays the Allman Brothers Band II*, Leif de Leeuw and his crew bring the legendary Allman Brothers spirit roaring back to life, with scorching twin-guitar duels, growling Hammond organ, and a double-drummer groove that hits straight in the gut. This is Southern rock with real blood in its veins!
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The Sharpeez are back with a full tank of British blues-rock swagger! *Automatic Mode* (2026) packs gritty rhythm & blues, biting slide guitar, and the unmistakable voice of Bill Mead into nine tracks of no-nonsense rock ’n’ roll. No fancy tricks, just seasoned musicians keeping the engine running hot.

Big Jim Kohler keeps “Two Dollars Short” lean, dirty and straight to the point. Eight tracks, half an hour and plenty of bar-room blues attitude — the kind of record that sounds like the amps were already warm before anyone hit record.

DR. WILL & THE WIZARDS go straight back to the source on “One for the Road”, tearing through a fistful of blues standards with the amps warm and the studio doors seemingly left open. Raw, loose and full of bar-room smoke, this is blues played for feel rather than perfection.

KOES’MO’ do exactly what the title promises: play the blues without embalming it. “That’s What People Call The Blues” is warm, road-worn and full of personality, with Fritz Koester’s guitar and voice trading stories against Max “Mojo” Moritz’s deep, unhurried bass.
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Finnish roots veterans 3RD CALL MEN keep things loose and alive on “Waiting For A Call”, a warm, greasy mix of blues, rock ’n’ roll, boogie and funk recorded with the kind of live-room chemistry that polished records often sand away. Nothing feels overworked; the groove gets first say.