Mississippi Fever's debut album was reviewed by Blues Revue. You can find the review here. We are truly honored to recieve such such a positive score, especially on an album that we recorded while still maturing as a band. If you have not heard it yet, click over to the store and pick it up on iTunes and CdBaby.

Blues Revue CD Sampler, Video, and A Performance and Buddy Guy's Legends

Mississippi Fever was recently selected by Blues Revue magazine to be included in the CD sampler of the May/June 2011 edition. "Too Much Alcohol" from our debut CD was selected from hundreds of other band submissions to be included in the sampler. Be sure to check out this issue of Blues Revue. We also recently filmed our show at BB's Jazz Blues Soups in St. Louis, MO. Check out the new ripping blues original "Ain't Enough," and check back regularly, as updates should happen more frequently.

Not only do we have a new video, but we also recently played a gig at Buddy Guy's Legends. Needless to say, it was an amazing night. How about some pictures?

Buddy Guy's Legends Bluesletter

Mississippi Fever was recently featured in Buddy Guy's Legends Bluesletter. Needless to say, they are quite honored to be mentioned in a letter from one of their heroes. Click here to see the review in Buddy Guy's Legends Bluesletter

"From song one it's easy to see that Mississippi Fever is not your typical Blues band. They are high energy and demand attention with their stylish blend of Blues and Rock. Mississippi Fever's upbeat rythms and guitar slinging requires a strong and versitile vocalist and Brent handles the work load masterfully. Tom May shines on drums with sparks of brilliance layed over solid base work. Brent is joined on bass and backup vocals by Ted May who is the glue of Fever's entertaining style. The self titled effort goes down easy and keeps you coming back for more."

Mississippi Fever's self-titled debut album is now out. Click the store tab, or here to buy it online.

Mississippi Fever's website is now live. Be sure to check it regularly for news, gigs, and future releases.

Formed by former Studebaker John (Blind Pig Records) bassist Ted May, former Walker Ranger session guitarist Brent Barker, and veteran drummer Tom May (who has played with members of Allman Brothers), Mississippi Fever members have shared the stage classic blues greats such as Ike Turner, Little Milton, and Chuck Berry. Brent and Ted were both featured in Guitar Player magazine for their inspired playing.

Mississippi Fever combines influences of great classic artists such as Buddy Guy, Cream, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and early ZZ Top into a unique blend of blues and classic rock. Check out the Store for links to purchase their debut CD or review the Calendar to see Mississippi Fever live.

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Contact us at info[at]mississippifever.com