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Midwest Record Reviews – You Can’t Do That!
I’ve heard hypothesis that if Beatles jumped in the van, ala Police, and toured America, they would have been a great roots band by the time they covered the country. Well….., a lot of people say a lot of things. Mick & Mark must have heard this saying and had a light bulb moment. They […]
MORE >>New Taylor Made Blues Band Videos
Three new Taylor Made Blues Band videos recorded at the Rum Boogie fuBar during IBC week 2017. Produced by Skyshot Films of Memphis.
MORE >>Taylor Made Blues Band at Ground Zero
A few photos from the Taylor Made Blues Band’s recent performance at Ground Zero, September 9, 2016. Photos by Megan Kolassa.
MORE >>Reflections in Blue Blog Reviews “Taylor Made Blues”
Every time I get another recording to review I find myself questioning…just what is the blues and, what makes one tune a blues song while the next falls short? Then I have the newest release from Mick Kolassa come through my mail slot. Mick is on the Board of Directors of the Blues Foundation. That […]
MORE >>Taylor Made Blues – NOW AVAILABLE
Like my previous blues albums, Jeff Jensen produced Taylor Made Blues and sweat blood while coordinating the work. Also like my previous work, all the proceeds for the sales of this record will go to the Blues Foundation. This new record has even more variety than the previous ones. I called it Taylor Made Blues because living […]
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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.
