Groovin The Blues / Various

Groovin’ The Blues – Watching the success of indie labels like Atlantic, Chess, Specialty, Imperial, and others, industry giant RCA decided to re-enter the Rhythm & Blues field. RCA had dominated blues recording during the late 1920s and ’30s, but the company dropped most of it’s blues artists, along with many of it’s country artists, during wartime raw materials rationing. In 1954, RCA decided to get back in the game, hiring A&R man Danny Kessler away from Columbia’s OKeh label. The experiment