Holmstrom is known for being Mavis Staples’ guitarist and bandleader, but he’s an accomplished songwriter and tone poet on his own. His latest solo record, See The Light documents dealing with our uncertain times…and rocks!
RIYL: Mavis Staples, Blues, western Publicity
Released: February 26, 2021
www.rickholmstrom.com
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