CD REVIEWS – Uncle Mick’s Christmas Album
Downbeat Unheralded bluesman Mick Kolassa, who lived for three decades in Mississippi before relocating to Memphis, makes good albums on a regular basis. His first Xmas one is better than good; it has the stuff to become a minor classic. Inventive makeovers of the usual Xmas picks and some strong original songs show the value of Kolassa’s slow-and-easy approach to singing lyrics. His […]
MORE >>Uncle Mick’s Christmas Album – Order Now!
October 15, 2021 Release ORDER HERE – > This Christmas album was recorded in the 95-degree heat of a Memphis summer, we thought it would be cool. The album is 100% Memphis, every musician, engineer, technician, and guest call Memphis home. Once again Mick Kolassa teamed up with Jeff Jensen to produce a fun-filled and […]
MORE >>CD REVIEWS – Wasted Youth
ORDER HERE >> The reviews are coming in… Blues Matters! Now here we have a guy who truly puts his whole life into the blues. A former director of The Blues Foundation based in Memphis all profits from all of his album sales go towards the support of two of the Foundations projects. Mick […]
MORE >>Edge of a Razor – Video Premier
Here it is – world premier of the new video of Edge of a Razor, a song I wrote for and about the hard working women who make this world a better place. Albert Castiglia played slide on this, and wonderfully. Thank you ladies! Feel free to share! ~ Mick
MORE >>Wasted Youth – Get it NOW!
Mick Kolassa has once again teamed up with Jeff Jensen to put together a package of fun. Following the critically acclaimed If You Can’t Be Good, Wasted Youth, is a collection of a dozen tracks with 14 songs, 11 of which are Kolassa originals. The Covid year of 2020, during which Mick lost his wife […]
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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.
