Teresa Russell

Teresa Russel & Cocobilli (Oct 5, 2026) 18 Tracks (02:01:40)
Teresa Russell

Top Hits (1999-2017)
01 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Bad Kind of Thinkin' - 2017
02 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Bustin' Loose - 1999
03 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Not Here to Do What You Please - 2002
04 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Is This the Time - 2002
05 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Who's That Woman - 2017
06 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Up Against the Wall - 1999
07 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Our Love's Been Changin' - 2017
08 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - You Are the Only One - 2002
09 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Fool's Dream - 2017
10 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Long Way Home - 2002
11 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Love Thief - 2002
12 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Out of Nowhere - 1999
13 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Left Me With The Blues - 1999
14 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Sweet Tenderness - 2017
15 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Burnin' up The Edge - 1999
16 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Like a Phoenix - 2017
17 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - My Faithful Friend - 2002
18 Teresa Russell & Cocobilli - Woe Is Me - 2002

Women Of Blues Rock (Jul 1, 2026) 467 Tracks (35:01:30)

Between 2016 and 2025, women experienced a true renaissance in blues-rock, dominating the Billboard charts, earning Grammy nominations, and taking center stage as lead guitarists, vocalists, and bandleaders. Breaking free from a historically male-dominated genre, these artists pushed boundaries, fusing roots blues with rock, soul, and country. Samantha Fish, cementing her status as one of the genre's biggest stars, consistently topped the Billboard blues albums chart. Her 2023 collaboration with Jesse Dayton, Death Wish Blues, earned her a 2024 Grammy nomination. Sister duo Megan and Rebecca Lovell became a global sensation, earning Grammy nominations. They gained widespread acclaim for their slide and lap guitar playing, as well as their dynamic Southern roots rock sound. Known for her powerful vocals, Beth Hart maintained a high output, delivering emotionally charged blues-rock that cemented her status as one of the most recognizable voices in modern blues. British-born guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor continued to release highly acclaimed blues-rock, maintaining a strong following thanks to her fiery guitar riffs and soulful vocals. Texas-born Ellie Venable has emerged as one of the brightest young talents on the scene, releasing several critically acclaimed albums featuring her fiery, blues-infused guitar work. Texas-born guitarist and songwriter Sue Foley has experienced a significant surge in popularity, notably winning Traditional Blues Artist awards for her acclaimed, traditionally oriented guitar playing. The rise of these artists has changed the landscape of blues festivals worldwide. Many, including Samantha Fish, have toured as part of high-profile collaborations such as the SERPENT Blues Festival.
The British and European female blues-rock scenes have also experienced extraordinary growth since 2016. Departing from traditional imitations of American roots, these artists successfully infuse the genre with a distinctive British grit, Scandinavian heavy rock, and European soul. The scene is highly organized, anchored by the UK Blues Awards and the European Blues Challenge, which consistently propel female musicians to leading international positions. The United Kingdom is the main driver of contemporary European blues-rock, producing dynamic female vocalists and technically brilliant guitarists.
An undisputed pioneer of the British scene, Elles Bailey dominated the UK Blues Awards for years, winning multiple Artist of the Year and Album of the Year titles, including for her highly acclaimed albums Shining in the Half Light and Beneath the Neon Glow. Her style seamlessly blends soulful blues vocals with Americana and rock influences. Alice Armstrong is widely recognized as the fastest-growing voice in contemporary British blues. Armstrong has won the Contemporary Blues Artist of the Year award twice in a row and has made a significant impact on the European Blues circuit with her powerful, multi-octave vocal range, blending blues with funk and soul. Experienced musicians like Chantelle McGregor and Dani Wilde continue to lead the electric guitar scene. McGregor plays a heavier, progressive blues-rock style reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix, while Wilde combines traditional blues guitar with soulful singer-songwriter arrangements.
Continental Europe favors a highly technical, rhythmic, and diverse approach to blues-rock, actively incorporating elements of funk and heavy rock. Erja Lyytinen (Finland), dubbed the "Queen of Slide Guitar" in Europe, is respected worldwide and frequently appears on Guitar World magazine's lists of the best international blues guitarists. Her sound is distinguished by its cinematic quality, power, and technical complexity. Ana Popović (Serbia), performing in Europe and the US, remains one of the leading exponents of electric blues. Known for her lightning-fast solos, funk-influenced rhythms, and incredible stage presence, she is a regular headliner at major European jazz and blues festivals. Ina Forsman, representing the soulful, brass-heavy side of European blues, brings explosive, retro-soul vocal power that infuses modern big-band energy into the European music scene.
In contrast to the more rigid, traditional American blues, European artists blur the boundaries between blues, hard rock, Americana, and funk. Events like the European Blues Challenge foster a unified community, where artists from the UK, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe regularly tour and play together.


