Just feels slightly odd for mine, that they've changed the Bluesville logo to something else - and that their first releases are Vanguard and Riverside LPs, rather than genuine old Bluesville titles, some of which haven't been in circulation for quite a while, and which are all worth reissuing
It's Craft = Concord , so they own Prestige/Bluesville and it's not got to do with the rights one imagines.
Rather I guess, it's someone's idea of a Re-Brand.
(With plenty of imagery of John Lee Hooker clutching an acoustic guitar. Hmm)
Hope they get to the actual Bluesville titles in due course - I'm sure they will.
