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【Haunted by the ghost of Jimmy Page, youth, gather for the 12-bar! Rozedale guitarist Charlie Fabert talks about the future of blues-rock】 Pouring a cheap bourbon into a glass late at night, I drop the needle onto an old blues record. Just listening to the "hiss" of hum noise leaking from the amp feels like it melts away a little bit of the daily sediment pooling in my stomach. The world is overflowing with fast-tempo programmed beats, but the heartbeat of this old guy beats around 70 BPM, moving only in sync with the pentatonic scale. News that smells like top-shelf smoke drifted in to me, a self-admitted dinosaur. Charlie Fabert, the talented guitarist of the French band Rozedale, appeared on "The Blues Rock Show," the flagship interview program of music media outlet Blues Rock Review, where he passionately discussed his guitar journey, his idol Jimmy Page, and the difficult challenge of "how to draw young listeners into blues-rock." A young talent worrying about the gritty future of the blues while bathing in a French breeze. Well, I guess I'll just have to refill my glass and listen closely. …