Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Blues fans are very familiar with Tinsley Ellis, whose career was built on electric blues/rock. But on his new album, “Labor of Love,” he digs deep into stylistic nuances of acoustic blues. Equal parts passion, grace, and artistry, the music is earthy and contemplative, with tales of hardship, struggle, and ghosts. Here, he plays “Sunnyland” for us, using his ’37 National Style O. Catch our review and feature interview with him in the February issue. Read here online.fliphtml5.com/pyepf/VintageGuitarmagazineFEB2026_DIGITAL/#p=1
Blues fans are very familiar with Tinsley Ellis, whose career was built on electric blues/rock. But on his new album, “Labor of Love,” he digs deep into stylistic nuances of acoustic blues. Equal parts passion, grace, and artistry, the music is earthy and contemplative, with tales of hardship, struggle, and ghosts. Here, he plays “Sunnyland” for us, using his ’37 National Style O. Catch our review and feature interview with him in the February issue. Read here online.fliphtml5.com/pyepf/VintageGuitarmagazineFEB2026_DIGITAL/#p=1
