An interview with Chris O'Leary: My sound is very eclectic while still attempting to be respectful to the tradition of the Blues I love

An interview with Chris O'Leary: My sound is very eclectic while still attempting to be respectful to the tradition of the Blues I love: An interview with Chris O’Leary: How has the Blues influenced your views of the world? What touched you from the sound of harmonica? While the blues (the music itself) has touched on my world views, my life as a blues musician has definitely had an impact on how I view different people places cultures etc. […]

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