Tag: Red Hot Rock Magazine

ZAC HARMON, FROM JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, is the latest representative from the birthplace of the blues to make his mark on this most quintessential of American art forms. With

Red Hot Rock has had the honor and pleasure of speaking to Chris Squire over the years at many points in his career. He has always been extremely

Billy Sherwood has spent a lot of time with Chris Squire. Not only have the two recorded and performed together as members of Yes, but Billy has also

MORRIS HOLT, a.k.a. Magic Slim to you and I, was one of the last living Mississippi-to-Chicago legends. Initially rejected by the Windy City’s blues fraternity, Slim returned to

PAUL RODGERS POSSESSES one of the finest and most lauded voices in the history of rock’n’roll music, or any genre of music, for that matter. In spite of

TO MANY OUTSIDERS, mention of the Sunshine State brings to mind visions of theme parks and water slides. But as JJ Grey sings about in his modern southern

THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN blues and roots music is more than littered with examples of artists who have made the transition from passionately playing gospel at church to