Don't Pass Me By: A Tribute to Sean Costello

If Pitchfork reviewed the album "Don't Pass Me By: A Tribute To Sean Costello" by Various Artists, it might go something like this: With "Don't Pass Me By: A Tribute To Sean Costello," Various Artists pay homage to the late blues guitarist in a way that would make even the most hardened music snob shed a tear into their craft beer. The album is a mix of heartfelt covers and original songs that showcase the deep influence Costello had on the blues world. From the soulful vocals of Susan Tedeschi on "Call the Law" to the electrifying guitar work on "Don't Pass Me By" by Jonny Lang, this album is a rollercoaster of emotions that leaves you reaching for your air guitar one minute and dabbing at your eyes with a hankie the next. The standout track has to be Shemekia Copeland's rendition of "Feel Like I Ain't Got a Home," which brings a raw intensity that cuts through the listener's soul like a hot knife through butter. Copeland's powerhouse vocals combined with Costello's haunting lyrics create a musical experience that is nothing short of cathartic. Overall, "Don't Pass Me By: A Tribute To Sean Costello" is a fitting tribute to a talented musician taken from us too soon. It's a must-listen for any blues enthusiast looking to pay their respects to a true legend of the genre.