| Ruthie Foster
Blue Corn Music music
Truth According To Ruthie Foster CD (2009)
 $12.25    |
| Ruthie Foster
Blue Corn Music Records
Phenomenal CD (2007)
$12.19 
Ruthie Foster's fifth CD features the singer moving away from her usual genre of modern folk music into soul. While she performs selections by Son House and Sister Rosetta Tharpe and there are bluesy performances, most of the numbers are
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| Ruthie Foster
Blue Corn Music music
Runaway Soul CD (2002)
$10.25 
Dedicating one song to her late father who passed away in January 2002, Ruthie Foster's vocals mix gospel with a healthy helping of Texas blues in the vein of Bonnie Raitt or occasionally Melissa Etheridge. The mid-tempo opener, "Runaway Soul,"
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| Ruthie Foster
Blue Corn Music CDs
Stages CD (2004)
$10.35 
On this CD recorded at various shows, Ruthie Foster is a folkie at heart, but she meshes various styles and nuances into each song, beginning with the short but pleasing tango-like intro to the powerful and soulful "Ocean of Tears."
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| Adam Carroll
Blue Corn Music Records
Far Away Blues CD (2005)
$10.15
"Far Away Blues", Adam Carroll's third studio album, showcases the idiosyncratic songwriting style that has endeared Adam to fans and critics alike and has earned him comparisons to folks like John Prine, Todd Snider and Townes Van Zandt. Lloyd Maines'
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| David L. Holt
Blue Corn Music music
Perpetual Motion CD (2004)
$18.99
David Holt offers up one safe rock song after another in the vein of both Bob Seger and John Fogerty. Kicking off with the summer-driving "Til the Wheels Fall Off," Holt is helped out by a fine supporting cast, including
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| Gurf Morlix
Blue Corn Music CDs
Diamonds To Dust CD (2007)
$11.59
Gurf Morlix is a guitarist/producer probably best known for his collaborations with Lucinda Williams, although he also has worked with folks like Robert Earl Keen, Ian McLagan, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and Buddy & Julie Miller. The busy Austin-based musician doesn't
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| Sarah Borges
Blue Corn Music music
Silver City CD (2005) Digipak
$10.15 
It doesn't take long for Sarah Borges to capture the listeners' attention. Her first tune "All This Weight" pulls you in with its opening strains of a lonesome tremolo guitar, Borges' smoky voice purring "so tonight I'm feeling lonely baby"
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| Gurf Morlix
Blue Corn Music Records
Cut'N'Shoot CD (2004)
$8.99
On his third outing, guitarist and producer Gurf Morlix shifts gears with a cranking clatter. While his previous recordings were saturated with loud and greasy guitars and killer bluesy riffs that provided enough good vibes to start-or end a party,
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| South Austin Jug Band
Blue Corn Music CDs
Dark And Weary World CD (2005)
$10.49 |
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