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Live & Burning
By Alligator
NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILEShrink-wrapped.
Love Me Mama
By Delmark (Label)
his first album from 1969, plus 4 never before released tracks, 60 min. total Luther Allison seemed to be on a roll when he died in 1998. He was back home after many years in Europe, and was winning awards and making a good living. This, his debut album, was cut in 1969 when he was 30 years old. He sang as if barely able to keep a lid on his emotion, and the elegance and precision of his guitar playing belied the fact that he had only been playing the instrument for a few years. If this debut
For Your Pleasure
By Shanchie Records
By Shanachie
Sue Foley is one of the finest female blues artist on the scene today. She's an outstanding guitarist and a distinctive songwriter and vocalist who has developed a strong international fanbsae during the past ten years. Where the Action Is, the follow-up to Sue's hihgly acclaimed ''Love Comin' Down'' delivers a high-energy rocking set of blues featuring a fine selection of original songs. Guitarist Sue Foley returns with Where the Action Is, a confident collection of original material and
I Like the Way You Work It
By Morgan, Mike
mpn: CDXBT1154, ean: 0633081115426,
On the Chicago Blues Scene (Electric Sleep)
By Estes, Sleepy John
This 1968 recording was originally issued as Electric Sleep, the title a riff on the Muddy Waters LP title Electric Mud. But the similarities ended there; whereas Mud was psychedelic and musically quite a departure from a traditional blues sound, Electric Sleep simply combines a country blues artist with an electric blues band. This 2007 reissue is re-mixed and mastered from the original analog tapes and has a brand new cover with photos from the recording session. The legendary blues poet is
Cold Enough To Snow
By LML Music
Cold Enough To Snow by Stacy SullivanWhen sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply..
What It Takes: The Chess Years (Expanded Edition)
By Taylor, Koko
mpn: CD1318602, ean: 0602527122625,
Willie Dixon found her, Chess launched her she was the undisputed Queen of the Blues, and here are 24 seminal sides. Her definitive hit Wang Dang Doodle and early classic I Got What It Takes join Twenty Nine Ways; I'm a Little Mixed Up; Fire; Insane Asylum; Just Love Me ; a live duet with Muddy Waters, and more including five making their U.S. CD debut!.
Best Of The Bayou Blues
By Vanguard
Comprehensive 16 track collection pulled from Benoit's Five Vanguard albums. ''What I like is he captures a real blues feel in his playing and singing, and adds a bit of Louisiana hot sauce on it.'' - Billy Gibbons, ZZ Top. What's best about Best of the Bayou Blues is Tab Benoit's spankin' electric guitar tones and lean 'n' nasty licks on numbers like the ode to Cajun living ''Voodoo on the Bayou'' and the stinging, vibrato-drenched epic ''These Blues are All Mine.'' This collection of
Bywater Dance
By Main Street
''Elegant'' and ''funky'' aren't words you'd expect to find in the same sentence, let alone used to describe the same album. But Mary Flower, one of America's finest blues and roots performers, pulls off that feat with Bywater Dance. A singer with a springwater-clear voice and an accomplished fingerstyle guitarist who also plays flawless lap slide, she reaches to the deepest roots of American roots music for her Yellow Dog Records debut. Bywater Dance brought Mary to a steamy district
Best of Siegel- Schwall
NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE.
Bayou Blues
By Specialty Records
Here is where the Chenier legend began. This disc contains the 12 Bumps Blackwell-produced tracks Clifton cut in 1955 in Los Angeles for Specialty Records. On tracks like ''The Cat's Dreamin''' or his first hit single, ''Ay 'Tète Fey'' (which is the Cajun-French form of its better-known title, ''Eh, Petite Fille'' meaning ''Hey, Little Girl''), Chenier's amalgam of blues, R&B, and rock & roll mixed with traditional French dance tunes is still rough but already has the power and drive that he
Live From the American Ballroom
By Donna the Buffalo
Donna the Buffalo--hard to categorize, but easy to love--are meant to be heard live. The six-member group thrives on jams and grooves, blending, bending, and veering from Appalachian country to Cajun, reggae, zydeco, folk, and roots rock often in the same song (check out the nearly 13-minute ''Conscious Evolution''). Frequently compared to the Grateful Dead, DTB evoke Jerry Garcia and pals, both musically and with their rabid, nomadic fan base (the Herd). But in mixing tribal celebration with
T-Bird Rhythm
By Benchmark Recordings
After using manager Denny Bruce as producer for their first three albums, the Fabulous Thunderbirds tapped Nick Lowe for their fourth outing, T-Bird Rhythm. It was more of the same stew of rock, blues, R&B, and lowdown swamp music for which the early Thunderbirds were known. That was a good thing for anyone just in love with the sound and who wanted more. Those for whom one Thunderbirds album is good but enough, however, might not have seen much point to investing in another similar recording.
Texas Sugar/Strat Magik
By my baby
Texas Sugar Strat Magik by Chris Duarte GroupWhen sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. It may be cruel to dismiss Chris Duarte as just another Stevie Ray Vaughan wannabe, but it's accurate. There's not an original sound or sentiment on this debut album, right from the copped licks of opener ''My Way Down'' to the environmental cautions of the finale ''Borrowed Love.'' Duarte is technically
Louisiana Gumbo
The Putumayo label's distinctively packaged ''introduction'' series winds up in New Orleans, as well as travelling briefly out to the swamps. As the title suggests, we get to hear everything from blues to funk, rock & roll to zydeco, often mulched up into a single fat-bottomed groove. All the tracks are short, no messing assaults on the dance floor, the running order liberally peppered with instrumentals. Guitars and horns get plenty of riffing and soloing space, but the piano is frequently
By Rounder Records
mpn: 1, ean: 0011661603929,
Grand Ole Opry member Jimmy C. Newman was one of the original Cajun/country crossover stars, and certainly one of the biggest. Yet, surprisingly, in a career that's included 33 top 100 country chart singles, this is only Jimmy's third Cajun French album. The traditional and new songs include D.L. Menard's ''La Porte D'en Arriere (The Back Door),'' Johnnie Allan's ''La Bague Que Brille (The Ring that Shines),'' the traditional ''Chere Tout Toute,'' and more. The band includes fiddler Rufus
By KING,ALBERT
mpn: CD85172, ean: 0025218851725,
No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: KING,ALBERTTitle: LOVEJOYStreet Release Date: 10/29/1990Shrink-wrapped.
The Complete Library of Congress Sessions, 1941-1942
By Travelin' Man
This classic re-release of an item deleted in 1997 features 19 blues recordings from Mississippi Delta bluesman Son House recorded in 1941-42. He's on guitar & vocals, joined by Willie Brown, Fiddlin' Joe Martin & Leory Williams. A portion of this was recorded at Klack's Store, Lake Cormorant, Mississippi. You'll hear occasional railway noises in the background, as the store, which had the electricity necessary for the recording, was close to a branch-line between the lake & Robinsonville,
NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE Force of Nature is aptly titled; over three decades into her career, Koko Taylor is unstoppable. The Queen of Chicago Blues is in fine form on this 1993 release from Alligator, from her own ''63 Year Old Mama,'' ''Put the Pot On,'' and ''Spellbound'' to such blues classics as ''Hound Dog,'' ''Bad Case of Loving You,'' and ''Born Under a Bad Sign'' (featuring an appearance by Buddy Guy). ''Mother Nature,'' with Carey Bell on harmonica, is a well-chosen opening
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