Robert Lowery

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Robert Lowery - A Good Man Is Hard To Find (REVIEW - Guitar Player)

Working with a fabulous harmonica player and upright bassist, the 62-year-old bluesman from Santa Cruz, California, captures the loose,...

ROBERT LOWERY - A Good Man Is Hard To Find (REVIEW - Good Times)

Local Robert Lowery has a new blues album. Orleans Most of the local blues players can recognize that we have a treasure living amongst...

Robert Lowery - A Good Man Is Hard To Find (REVIEW - Living Blues)

Orleans OR 1411 Arkansas native Robert Lowery's music might best be described as "amplified acoustic blues." Both Lowery's metal...

ROBERT LOWERY - A Good Man Is Hard to Find (REVIEW - Roots 'N' Blues)

If you're a blues fan who's turned off by the wash of big-budget, slicked-out recordings that are often filed in the blues bins these...

A Blues Treat (San Francisco Chronicle)

View Original Article Robert Lowery: Blues birth Blues queen Katie Webster is trying to raise money for her sister Myrtle to be queen of...

Robert Lowery's Earthquake Blues (REVIEW - RockPool)

Another acoustic blues record of note is Robert Lowery's Earthquake Blues (Orleans). Recorded in Santa Cruz on the front porch of...

Robert Lowery - Earthquake Blues (REVIEW - Billboard)

View Original Article Orleans 1017 Title is apt, since acoustic bluesman Lowery hails from shaker country in Santa Cruz, Calif. This...

Spotlight on Living Blues: [Robert Lowery] (REVIEW - Pulse)

If anyone doubts the existence of credible modern purveyors of Johnson-influenced music, they haven't heard longtime West Coast bluesman...

Robert Lowery - Earthquake Blues (REVIEW - Living Blues)

View Original Article With all the Robert Johnson-come-latelies materializing in the wake of the unprecedented success of...

Robert Lowery - Earthquake Blues (REVIEW - Cadence)

Orleans 1017 Carlo Ditta's Orleans label has brought to light a number of different blues and r'n'b artists including Mighty Sam McClain...