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ROAD KILL ROCK…Randy Lee Riviere: Blues Sky

By George W. Harris, Jazz Weekly. Randy Lee Riviere sings and plays guitar with Kevin McKendree/g-key-voc, Kenneth Blevins/dr, David Santos/b and Ann, Regina & Freda McCrary/voc on a collection of originals taken from the pages of 70s rockers like Foghat and Lynyrd Skynrd. There’s a mix of rock and hip hop during “American Redoubt”, and… more »

Randy Lee Riviere – Blues Sky

From Marty Gunther’s Red Hot ‘n Blues Reviews. A self-described “country boy” singer-songwriter who delivers a hard-to-define mix of musical stylings, Randy Lee Riviere teams with Grammy-winning producer Kevin McKendree and ventures into new territory on his latest disc, delivering a groove-heavy masterwork that’s still hard to define but blue through and through. Randy Lee… more »

Randy Lee Riviere – Blues Sky

By Eric Schuurmans. Bigfork is a place in the state of Montana and administratively falls under the still partly untouched Flathead County. There lie the roots of – he describes himself as – “country boy singer-songwriter” Randy Lee Riviere, who now also lives part-time in Tennessee and who delivers a mix of musical styles that… more »

Sound Guardian: Randy Lee Reviere, Blues Sky

Randy Lee Riviere slowly entered my musical world and has been a constant part of it ever since. “Blues Sky” is an album released on October 20 by Wilderness Records, while Michelle Castiglia is doing the worldwide radio promotion through her promotional company MACRadio Promotions. These striking almost 39′ will provide you with a musical… more »

Video Premiere: Randy Lee Riviere “Just One More Time”

By Melissa Clark – Americana Highways Americana Highways presents this premiere of Randy Lee Riviere’s song “Just One More Time” from his recently released album Blues Sky. Blues Sky was produced and mixed by Kevin McKendree at The Rock House in Franklin, Tennessee. “Just One More Time” is Randy Lee Riviere on acoustic guitars and… more »

Blues Bytes: What’s New

By Graham Clarke Randy Lee Riviere’s musical catalog is pretty far-reaching. He’s played folk-rock, Americana, outlaw country, southern rock, and even straight rock n’ roll. This time around, he ventures into blues-rock territory with an assist from producer/multi-instrumentalist Kevin McKendree, who certainly knows that territory, having worked with many of the legends in the blues… more »