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There’s a new album from Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, a new one from blues legend Bobby Rush, a compilation from Mitch Woods featuring all star guests and a bit of the not-yet-released Joe Bonamassa album, all part of this weeks show. AND, a rare set
Mick pays tribute to Guitarist/Songwriter Robbie Robertson with songs from the Band and others, like Jesse Winchester, John Hammond and Bob Dylan, plus a set featuring Bernard and Luther Allison.
This week, Mick Martin brings Love to the show: The L.A. Band, that is. Then, there are smokin’ sets by Johnny Winter, Otis Rush, Jr. Walker and Gov’t Mule. Plus a little bit of Shakey Jake, Magic Sam and Otis Redding.
Mick sticks mostly with the classics this weekend including B.B., Freddy and Albert King, Otis Redding, Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry. Early British Blues is represented by The Pretty Thinks and Them, and we’ll hear music from Cafe R&B and newcomer Joe
There’s plenty of new music to hear this weekend on the Blues Party from Monster Mike Welch, Samantha Fish, Nick Moss, Duke Robillard and Joanna Connor. Plus, you’ll wanna hear a great set by Eddie Taylor and his family and a cool string of English
Albert Lee is playing at the Sofia Saturday (tonight) and Mick has brought a sample of his amazing guitar work, plus more from Tracy Nelson, The Nick Moss Band and Monster Mike Welch. Then, hear more never- released tracks from Eric Clapton’s Albert
Mick covers a broad swath of the Blues this week including new music from Tracy Nelson and J.W. Jones, plus appearances by Duke Robillard, John Mayall with Eric Clapton and some new bonus tracks just released from the expanded “24 Nights” album Clapt
Tracy Nelson, Samantha Fish, Ana Popovic and Joanna Connor all have new music out. Add in Larry Taylor, Tony Holiday, and Alabama Mike and you get a terrific cross-section of new Blues on Mick’s show this weekend
Mick’s tribute to Tina Turner continues, we’ll hear from the new album by Selwyn Birchwood plus a set by The Animals and a preview of Shane Dwight’s upcoming appearance…even John Lee Hooker and Little Milton are part of this week’s show.
Mick takes a look back at the Blues from both sides of the Atlantic this week with music from Muddy Waters, The Stones, Howlin’ Wolf, The Animals, Jimi Hendrix, John Mayall and others. Plus here more music from the great Tina Turner.
Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, and Jimmy Smith share space with, Paul Butterfield, and Stevie Ray Vaughan on the Blues Party, plus hear Charlie Musselwhite, who makes a stop in Sacramento this Sunday, and Tina Turner.
Ivan Neville, Nic Clark, Big Harp George, Mikey Jr. Tony Holiday and more fill this Week’s Blues Party with energetic new releases. Ramp up your summer with Mick’s personally curated selection of Blues.
Elmore James, Jimmy Reed, Freddy, B.B. and Albert King, Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson and Jr. Wells, Fleetwood Mac, Koko Taylor, Otis Rush, and more. It’s a Classic Blues extravaganza this weekend.
Mick has planned a Muddy Waters set, plus some live performances by Little Feat, out on a summer-long tour that’s headed this way. And, hear New Orleans singer Teresa James with bluesy interpretations of Beatles’ songs.
Mick brings a selection of his own favorites to Mick Martin’s Birthday Blues Party this week including a big helping of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, plus The Animals, Albert King and John Lee Hooker.
There are lots of fresh blues releases on tap with Mick Martin. On this week’s show, hear new music from Tad Robinson, the Delta Wires, Marc Broussard, Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia, Alabama Mike, and Chris Duarte, the Bruce Katz Band and more.
Take a listen to new music from Coco Montoya, Son Seals, and Teresa James plus some terrific rocking blues from The Band and The Blues Project.
Mick shares a great performance by Miller Anderson of the Keep Hartley Band, more from the terrific John Primer release, and brand new songs by the Cash Box Kings, Dave Earl, and Chris Duarte.
It’s a fantastic week for new releases and Mick brings in songs by Marc Brousssard with Joe Bonamassa, Eric Bibb, Taj Mahal, The Rolling Stones live with surprise guests, and a band called Walk That Walk.
Leading up to the Charie Baty Scholarship Benefit, Mick airs a rare live performance by Rick Estrin and the Nightcats and some vintage Little Charlie. Plus, hear new releases by Savoy Brown, John Primer, Janiva Magness, the Cash Box Kings and Vaness
Mick takes a further listen to the new album from Bonnie Raitt plus a historic performance with her and John Lee Hooker and an amazing rendition of one of her songs done by Vanessa Collier.
This week, more from the well received album new live album from Damon Fowler, more new Joe Louis Walker, plus the Nighthawks, Scott Ellison, Mike Morgan and the Crawl, and the Yardbirds offshoot Box of Frogs featuring Jeff Beck.
Mick continues tributes to Jeff Beck, Kim Simmonds and David Crosby. Make sure you hear the all-star jam from the Apollo that opens the show. Also featured: a set by Earl Hooker.
Mick digs deeper for more amazing performances by the late Jeff Beck, plus new music from Matt Schofield and from Eddie 9 Volt, two acts coming to town soon
Mick pays tribute to the legendary blues-rock-jazz guitarist Jeff Beck from the Yardbirds through his solo career. Also in the show, new release by Paul Flipowicz and Mike Morgan
Mick concludes his tribute to Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown and begins to pay homage to the late Jeff Beck. Plus, new music from Chrissie O’Dell and One Hot Mess, Vanessa Collier and Eddie 9Volt
Mick continues his tribute to Savoy Brown guitarist Kim Simmonds, Plays a rare track from the Fillmore with Taj Mahal and Michael Bloomfield, and throws in a soulful set featuring Mavis Staples and Percy Sledge.
Mick Martin has a blues Christmas party with a different slate of holiday songs than you’ll hear anywhere else including tunes from local artists Katie Knipp and Little Charlie & The Nitecats. Freddie, B.B, and Albert King, Eric Clapton, Angela Stre
Tune in for more new songs by Larkin Poe and Matt Skoller, plus Mick includes a terrific set by Blues masters Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin’ Wolf and Little Walter. In between hear Christine McVie, Angela Strehli, and Aretha Franklin.
Mick brings lots of new music to the Blues Party this week. “Ace of Blues” from Angela Strehli who’s coming to town on the 11th, Bruce Springsteen’s tribute to Soul “Only the Strong Survive,” and music from Matt Skoller playing in Sacramento this we
On Mick Martin’s Blues Party, hear the new releases by Larkin Poe, the Lucky Losers and Ruthie Foster, a great set by legendary blues organists, and the Animals at their bluesiest
This week Mick brings new music by Martin Lang and Rusty Zin, The Lucky Losers and Will Jacobs. Plus, here set spanning 50 years of the Blues Project and even a rare performance by Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
This week on the Blues Party, Mick brings more songs from the Mud Morganfield re-release, some early Otis Rush, tracks from a new Peter Green tribute albums, plus the latest from Bridget Kelly and Eric Clapton live at the Fillmore.
After 50 years, The Blues Project has a new album. Mick will feature that release and new music from GA 20, Jimmy Carpenter, and Ruthie Foster. Also on this week’s Blues Party, a tribute to rock and roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis.
Muddy Water’s son Mud Morganfield has new music, Blind Lemon Peel is coming for a fundraiser, and Mick Jagger recorded a blues album you can’t buy. Mick Martin brings some interesting music to the Blues Party.
Mick plays more from the fantastic new album by Buddy Guy, plus a set by Sonny Landreth, and the HOROJO Trio. In between, some rarities by Pete Sears and the Alabama State Troupers.
Hear some of the new album by Buddy Guy, “The Blues Don’t Lie,” plus the fist album in years by Steamhammer, a set by the Ford Brothers and appearances by B.B. King and Ray Charles.
This week on the bLues Party, Mick previews songs from the brand new album by Buddy Guy, and he continues diving into releases from Derek Procell, Jimmy Hall, Jeremiah Johnson and the B. Christopher.
This week Mick plays music featuring Tom Rigney And Michael Doucet who’ll be in town on Thursday, plus tracks from Jimmy Hall, Dennis Johnson, Derek Procell and a set of classic collaborations by Junior Wells and Buddy Guy.
This week, take a listen to the work of Canned Heat’s Al Wilson, a great set by early blues man Big Joe Turner, Bobby Blue Bland. Plus, a new track from the upcoming album from Buddy Guy and the latest release by famed sideman of Muddy Waters, Jr. We
Mick has new music from the B. Christopher Band, songs from a great album by veteran John Primer, a new mastering of The Keef Hartley Band live, and more Kal David and Marcus King.
Mick has found lots more music featuring Kal David as his tribute continues, plus a new song from Buddy Guy, and by request, the Hamsters. Plus classic Freddie King, Fleetwood Mac and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
Mick pays tribute to bluesman Kal David with some very rare performances, Joe Lewis Walker’s latest release is explored, new tracks from Walter Trout, and Blues Party favorites Cafe R&B, The Hoax and The Hamsters…all this week.
Mighty Mike Schermer is coming to town and Mick Martin will get you ready with a set of his new music on this week’s Blues Party. Plus, there’s more work by Mike Bloomfield and a set showcasing Sacramento blues legend Johnny Heartsman.
Mick has found more rare Paul Butter recordings, plus an homage to Mike Bloomfield on this week’s Blues Party. Also, more from the new efforts by Demetria Taylor and the Tedeschi Trucks band and some great classic Blues.
Check out some of the sprawling new 4-album project by the Tedeschi Trucks Band, hear what Jeff Beck and Johnny Depp have done together, and get turned on to Demetria Taylor during this week’s Mick Martin’ Blues Party.
Mick plays the rest of the rare early Paul Butterfield Blues Band, more from Hank Williams, Jr., a brand new ZZ Top release, and Albert Castiglia, who is coming to Sacramento this week.
4:08 Mick samples new releases from Shemekia Copeland and Silent Partners, plus a taste of the new release by Joe Louis Walker who plays Sacramento next weekend. And, more from the Paul Butterfield Blues Band vaults.
Mick Martin has turned up some rare early studio tracks from the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, more from Levon Helm and Mavis Staples, plus a selection from “Eclectic Electric,” the brand new album from Joe Louis Walker,
Mick picks more from some of the best new blues albums this year as he digs deeper into releases by Eric Clapton, Albert Cummings, the Supersonic Blues Machine, and Mavis Staples with Levon Helm. Perk yup your holiday weekend with Mick Martin’s Blue
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
New Blues this week comes from Steve Strongman, the Black Keys and Delbert McClinton on Mick Martin’s Blues Party. Plus, there’s more from the 1977 El Mocambo date by the Rolling Stones and a set of rare early Ray Charles.
Mavis Staples with Levon Helm, Janiva Magness, Johnny Sansome, and Charlie Musselwhite all have new releases. MIck Martin shares lots of new Blues Music as well as tracks from classic albums by Junior Wells, Howlin’ Wolf and Jimmy Reed on this week’
This week Mick has turned up a blues set of songs with a Beatles connection, plus brand new tracks from Dave Wade, Sass Jordan, The Phantom Blues Band and the Black Keys. Mick Martin’s Blues Party Saturday at 1.
The Rolling Stones have just released a vintage show from a small venue and Mick explores the Blues tracks this week. Plus, more from the new Charlie Musselwhite album and some vintage Ray Charles and Sam Cooke.
Charlie Musselwhite has returned to his home state and made a very intimate new album. Hear tracks from “Mississippi Son” plus a rare James Brown appearance on the Letterman show. As usual, Mick Martin’s Blues Party will be rounded out with lots of
This week’s new blues includes releases from Kenny Neal and Sacramento’s own Katie Knipp (nip) plus a taste of the brand new album by blues legend Charlie Musselwhite. Hear more from the just released collaboration between Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder an
Mick Martin’s Blues party is loaded with favorites this Saturday including Blues legends Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, and Muddy Waters. Plus, an amazing harmonica jam featuring James Cotten, Carey Bell, and Billy Branch led by Jr. Wells.
Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder recently recorded an album together for the first time in over 50 years. It’s a tribute to Blues greats Sonny Terry & Brownie McGee. Tune in this week for a taste of “Get On Board,” as well as new tracks by the Wildroots, Mi
Buddy Guy and Albert King make appearances on this week’s show, and Mick plays more from the Edgar Winter tribute to his brother Johnny. Plus, new songs are featured from Duke Robillard, The Nighthawks and Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters.
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.
Mick plays tracks from the new albums by John Mayall, Luther Allison and Davy Knowles, plus tributes to Jimmy Johnson and Sam Lay.
Tinsley Ellis has a new album. Mick will feature it plus some classic blues artists and a few modern takes on the Blues.
Mick features tracks form the new album by Tinsley Ellis, a rare Rolling Stones song, and plenty of the masters of blues.
For the first afternoon of 2022 it's the giants of the blues - past and present - as Mick spins Jimmy Reed, Buddy Guy & Junior Wells alongside Angela Strehli and Susan Tedeschi.
Mick Martin makes it a bluesy Christmas with old favorites and new holiday tunes from Peter Petty, Katie Knipp, Kingfish Ingram, Norah Jones, and Jocelyn & Chris.
Mick’s got a mix of music this weekend from John Lee Hooker to Colin James, from Britain to Sacramento.
Mick continues celebrating John Mayall’s birthday and includes songs from a super session with Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and Bo Diddley.
Mick features more from Joanna Shaw Taylor plus an 88th Birthday tribute to John Mayall.