Putumayo Blues

Putumayo presents The Laura Love Collection is a 1995 compilation by Seattle singer and bass guitar player Laura Love. This was released by Putumayo World Music.

The spicy rhythms of Cuba meet the soulful swing of the Crescent City to create a savory musical gumbo. The CD includes detailed liner notes, artist photos, and an album download card. Featuring Poncho Sanchez, Dr. John, Los Po-Boy-Citos, Bo Dollis & The Wild Magnolias, New Orleans Heartbreakers with Big Al Carson, Zazou City, The Iguanas, The Neville Brothers, Otra, and Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

Putumayo World Music Presents Putumayo Presents Broadway Jazz album 10 original hits and the original artists genre Jazz, Blues. Includes tracks by Kermit Ruffins, Maxine Sullivan, Coleman Hawkins and more.

From Putumayo's children's division, Sing Along With Putumayo is a decent attempt to make an American roots music album engineered for kids. The bulk of the artists here aren't really from the children's music genre at all, but they sweeten their songs a bit for these recordings. The album opens up with a simple folky piece from Arlo Guthrie, then proper kids' songs from bluegrassers Rhonda Vincent and Tim O'Brien.

Bob Corritore is one of the most active and highly regarded blues harmonica players on the scene today. His style passionately carries forward the old school of playing that Corritore learned as a young man directly from many of original pioneers of Chicago Blues. His sympathetic, yet fiery harmonica playing is featured on over 50 releases to date, on labels such as HighTone, HMG, Blue Witch, Blind Pig, Earwig, Ruf, Putumayo, Random Chance, and the VizzTone Label Group and the great Delta Groove label, which he is currently signed to. Many of Bob’s acclaimed releases have been nominated or winners for various Handy, Grammy, and Blues Music Awards and Blues Blast Music Awards. Bob is also widely recognized for his many roles in the blues, as band leader, club owner, record producer, radio show host, arts foundation founder, and occasional writer. His amazing website bobcorritore.com and his weekly e-newsletter reflect a life thoroughly invested in the blues.