The latest episode of the Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Podcast features a compelling conversation between host Tom Needham and legendary blues guitarist Kerry Kearney. The episode dives deep into Kearney’s remarkable career and the release of his powerful new record, The Kerry Kearney Band, out now on Paradiddle Records.
Renowned for his blazing slide guitar and soulful blues sound, Kearney shares vivid stories from his time on the road—including touring with The Allman Brothers Band and performing alongside blues icons like BB King, Robert Cray, and The Blues Brothers.
The episode also takes listeners inside the making of his latest album, a project three years in the making. It features seven original tracks as well as electrifying covers of songs by Bob Dylan, Warren Zevon, and Otis Rush.
A true virtuoso, Kearney talks about his lifelong dedication to the blues, the inspirations behind his music, and what continues to fuel his creativity. Listeners will hear firsthand how he pushes the limits of his custom-made and vintage guitars to create his signature sound.
His accolades include Best Guitarist of 1999 – LI Voice, Bluesman of the Year 2004 – LI Blues Society, Long Island Sound Award – LI Music Hall of Fame and Inducted into the New York Blues Hall of Fame (2013).
Don’t miss this heartfelt and revealing interview with one of Long Island’s most celebrated musicians.
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