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Blue Monday Monthly – Interview
Blue Monday Monthly — Interview by Kyle Christen Issue 231 August 2023 DOWNLOAD ARTICLE The title of this one made me wonder a little bit, but here’s a release that will just knock you out. Long-time Bluesman Mick Kolassa has been putting out recordings for about ten years, but his latest “Wooden Music”, which was […]
MORE >>CD REVIEWS – Wooden Music
Living Blues Memphis-based guitarist “Michissippi Mick” Kolassa calls his brand of music “free range blues.” It’s his way of getting across the idea that he doesn’t confine his style to any one corner or subgenre of the form. He performs and records in a variety of styles, from electric blues rock to jump blues/swing to […]
MORE >>2023 Blues Blast Award Nominee!
We are thrilled to announce that Mick’s album, They Call Me Uncle Mick, has received a Blues Blast Award nomination for Acoustic Blues Album! Voting is open until August 18. Check out what it’s all about and get the entire list of nominees and place your votes – HERE >>
MORE >>NEW – Wooden Music
CHECK IT OUT – listen / stream it / buy it! July 2023 Release ORDER HERE -> In doing this album Mick wanted to really craft the songs, not just play them. We knew from the beginning that this would be another totally acoustic album, by choosing to restrict ourselves to just acoustic instruments it drove […]
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Artist Contact
Mick Kolassa
mimsmick@gmail.com
(662) 801-5831
Booking Contact
Jim Nestor
booking@bluzpik.com
(954) 588-5144
The Blues Foundation
My albums are a labor of love. 100% of the gross profit of my album sales goes to The Blues Foundation, split between two very important programs—The HART Fund and Generation Blues.
