Eric Bibb stays busy. His latest release, The Happiest Man In The World, on Stony Plain Records, is yet another interesting approach to making and presenting music. The album has Bibb making music with British Jazz and Folk musician Danny Thompson joining Bibb on double bass, and JJ Milteau on[…]
Eric Bibb may have good reason to be the Happiest Man in the World, with top quality music seemingly pouring from the guy on a regular basis. This is his second release inside twelve months, following hot on the heels of the highly acclaimed Lead Belly’s Gold which featured French[…]
Eric Bibb is a prolific musical marvel. For example, in the last six years, he has released by my count nine recordings (including two live discs) that reflect an amazing range of diverse musical influence and sound: African/Mali music (Brothers in Bamako). Cajun/Louisiana (Deeper in the Well), Huddie Ledbetter (Lead[…]
As Mike Rimmer’s 2008 Cross Rhythms interview with revered US-born and Helsinki-based bluesman Eric Bibb showed, the man is arguably the leading light in acoustic blues music. He has quite a pedigree. The son of singer and actor Leon Bibb, the young Eric was not unaccustomed to various folk and[…]
Eric Bibb is on the phone and he is animated. He seems to be happy. Really happy. He might just be The Happiest Man in the World. He is in a mood to talk about his latest release, recorded in the countryside with a group of old friends. At first glance it would be[…]
We have a very limited offer of autographed Eric Bibb photos with cd purchase. SO limited in fact, that we only have 13 of them! Purchase any 2 single cd’s for 30€ ( plus postage) and receive a limited edition autographed photo – (numbered). To the shop
The eTown episode featuring Eric Bibb and Dayna Kurtz begins airing around the country, via podcast, etc. starting next Wednesday (8/19 – 8/25). Tune in here! You will be able to grab the free podcast here. The podcast is also available in Stitcher and various other podcast directories as well. Folks[…]
Harsh weather conditions almost stopped the Eric Bibb/Guy Davis concert from happening. Fortunately it didn’t and J.M. McSpadden III over at The Flame Still Burns was there and has put together his words describing and reviewing the event. Read it at The Flame Still Burns website.
Eric Bibb and Michael Jerome Brownes performance at the Mountain Stage will be featured on Mountain Stage Radio Show this weekend. For more info see Mountain Stage website. Next week the entire set will be available at Mountain Stage Podcast.
Read the full interview over at The Flame Still Burns