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Live at Buddy Guy's Legends

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by: Junior Wells

Release Date June 24, 1997
The title says it all. If you want to purchase an incredible album, get this NOW. Every track is five star, all the traditional Junior hits. I guarantee that on "The Train," which is track five, you will hit the repeat button a few times. Enjoy!

CD-Charts Position 182
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Blues Live from Mountain Stage

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 31, 1995
Mountain stage is a terrific radio program that is seldom heard around these parts, yet these records document the strength and talent that the program has attracted over the years. Here, the focus is on the blues, and mountain stage has gathered a strong stable of artists. A welcome addition to any collection.

CD-Charts Position 183
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Live at Rosa's Blues Lounge

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by: Little Arthur Duncan

Release Date December 18, 2007
Little Arthur Duncan is old, and still awesome. Some really good tracks. I picked this up after hearing Pretty Thing On My Mind on the radio. Fortunately, the whole disc is great. The guitars are in separate channels, which adds a special effect, especially when listened to with headphones. For a good time, pick up this disc.

CD-Charts Position 184
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A Taste Of Honey: Live In New Orleans 1977

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by: James Booker

Release Date September 13, 2005
Little Arthur Duncan is old, and still awesome. Some really good tracks. I picked this up after hearing Pretty Thing On My Mind on the radio. Fortunately, the whole disc is great. The guitars are in separate channels, which adds a special effect, especially when listened to with headphones. For a good time, pick up this disc.

CD-Charts Position 185
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Live in '63

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by: J.B. Lenoir, Sunnyland Slim

Release Date May 06, 2003
Chicago, 1963, Nina's Lounge on the West Side. A small club with a little homemade stage in the corner & an old upright piano off to the left of the stage. Not as well known as Pepper's, Sylvio's, or Teresa's, Nina's was the center of Chicago blues on July 9, 1963. Norman Dayron, student at the University of Chicago, armed with an Ampex tape recorder and a pair of Electro Voice mics placed just right, recorded this exceptional night of blues. On piano, Sunnyland Slim,On guitar J. B Lenoir. Eighteen tunes, one hour, and done. Helping on vocals John Lee Granderson, doing three tunes. Sunnyland & JB split the vocals on the rest. Sneakin' in from the alley, on guitar, Mike Bloomfield. You are sittin' first row. You are there. Live Blues gets ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 186
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Sunrise

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by: Robben Ford

Release Date March 02, 1999
So you order one CD and then receive another. Usually a hassel of returns, yes? Not this one! Talk about a mistake bringing fortune. This is a great blues CD for all the reasons a blues CD should be great - titles, interpretation, musicanship, and sequence.

May mistakes for you be few and far between but if they should find you - may they find you with this CD

CD-Charts Position 187
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American Folk Blues Festival, 1962-1965

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 30, 1995
This is one of the finest collections of the blues I have heard. Well worth the money. From Mississippi Delta to Chicago, it's all here.

CD-Charts Position 188
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That's My Partner!

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by: Elvin Bishop & Smokey Smothers

Release Date August 01, 2000
Born in California in 1942, Elvin Bishop played co-lead guitar opposite Michael Bloomfield in the Paul Butterfield Blues Band back in the mid-60s, drawing a blueprint for all other twin lead guitar combos that followed them. And he hasn't lost any of his chops, as is evident on this warm and enjoyable live album.

Howlin' Wolf's guitarist in the late 50s, Albert "Little Smokey" Smothers (b. 1939), befriended the young Bishop when he arrived in Chicago in the early 60s..."you were square as a pool table and twice as green", Smothers says on the rollicking opener "That's My Partner". And here they are together, recorded live in January, 2000 at "Biscuits & Blues" on Mason Street in San Francisco, front and center on a 12-song set of originals ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 189
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Live in New Orleans

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by: Spencer Bohren

Release Date September 04, 2007

1. MY BABY
2. TAKE IT SLOW AND EASY
3. INTRODUCTION
4. KEY TO THE HIGHWAY
5. WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN
6. EIGHT MORE MILES TO LOUISVILLE
7. LIKE A MINER LOVER GOLD
8. THE SKY IS CRYING
9. THIS BODY IS A PRISON
10. I'M MINDIN' MY BUSINESS
11. DARK ROAD BLUES
12. MAPLE LEAF RAG
13. YOUR MAMA AND YOUR PAPA
14. HOODOO YOU LOVE
15. WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT

CD-Charts Position 190
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Mojo: The Best of Muddy Waters Live!, 1971-1976

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by: Muddy Waters

Release Date July 03, 2000
It don't matter what's the matter. Just let Muddy Waters take care of it. And he does that on this collection of 'live' tunes with his great backup band. He is truly the Hoochi Coochi Man. You wanna get down, get funky? Get this one.