Bob Margolin - My Blues & My GuitarSteady Rollin' Bob Margolin really comes into his own with My Blues and My Guitar. He still pays homage to his mentor, Muddy Waters, not only through covers but simply through his driving musical style. He blends the familiar ("Rip It Up," "Going Home," "The Same Thing") with unpredictable ("See Me in the Evening," "Drip Drop," "Peace of Mind") in his choice of covers, and he has written a set of originals that are sturdy and memorable.

at SESC Pinheiros Theater in Sao Paulo

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The collection features many of his well-known compositions like "One O'Clock Jump"

Among those were members of groups such as the Beatles

and was able to deliver novelty-flavoured material with swinging jazz credibility

Rin Namiki's greatest ambition is to follow in her late mother's footsteps and compete in Kandagawa Jet Racing

among them the UK's Krewkats

Muddy Waters was one of the most important figures in post-war blues

while his parents have completely distanced themselves

Budd Johnson and other noted musicians from the Chicago scene

American-based concert violinist Elmira Darvarova teams up for this album with world-renowned masters of the Sarod - brothers Amaan Ali Khan and Ayaan Ali Khan - who represent the seventh generation of a musical lineage known as the Senia Bangash School