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The Sonet Blues Story-Memphis Slim

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by: Memphis Slim

Release Date May 16, 2005

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All For One

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by: Wiser Time

Release Date April 02, 2008
WHY HAVEN'T THESE GUYS HIT THE BIG TIME YET? WISER TIME ROCKS! CHECK OUT THEIR 'THERE AND BACK AGAIN' ALBUM TOO!!!! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

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The Legacy Of The Blues, Vol. 7: Memphis Slim

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by: Memphis Slim

Release Date January 21, 1992
WHY HAVEN'T THESE GUYS HIT THE BIG TIME YET? WISER TIME ROCKS! CHECK OUT THEIR 'THERE AND BACK AGAIN' ALBUM TOO!!!! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

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25th Anniversary

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by: The Special Consensus

Release Date May 16, 2000
WHY HAVEN'T THESE GUYS HIT THE BIG TIME YET? WISER TIME ROCKS! CHECK OUT THEIR 'THERE AND BACK AGAIN' ALBUM TOO!!!! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

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Zoom

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by: Electric Light Orchestra (E.L.O.)

Release Date June 12, 2001
I enjoy a wide range of music styles (country to classical) and ELO has long been one of the acts that I go back to when I'm not in the mood to listen to anything else. I'm an unapologetic fan of Jeff's style and work, and have been since the early 70's. Years ago, he figured-out how to meld pop, rock, and classical music styles in a way that I have not heard duplicated. For my tastes, his music has always been original, engaging, warm, melodious, rich, complex, inviting, and playful.

ELO's sound style has become iconic and has filtered into the broader sounds of our culture. If you grew-up listening to ELO, and you have an ear for music, you can catch Jeff's tunes (or his stylistic influence) in all sorts of places; from other ... Read More:

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Last Train to San Fernando

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by: Johnny Duncan

Release Date November 12, 1996
You folks are right this is not Johnny Duncan the country/pop singer, this is Johnny the great skiffle singer. Duncan was a miner's son, born in Oliver Springs, TN way back in the Cumberland Mountains. He sang with his local church choir and later with a gospel quartet before heading for Texas in his mid-teens. There he learned guitar and performed with a hillbilly trio. Then came the draft. He arrived as a serviceman in England in 1952. A year later he married a Cambridgeshire girl, Betty. After a brief return to the US, her illness and homesickness brought them back. If you read into his history he was not only huge in Europe after he was stationed there in the military but he was also a huge influence on the Beatles and thei contemporaries. This is a great ... Read More:

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Legacy of the Blues Sampler

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 21, 1992
You folks are right this is not Johnny Duncan the country/pop singer, this is Johnny the great skiffle singer. Duncan was a miner's son, born in Oliver Springs, TN way back in the Cumberland Mountains. He sang with his local church choir and later with a gospel quartet before heading for Texas in his mid-teens. There he learned guitar and performed with a hillbilly trio. Then came the draft. He arrived as a serviceman in England in 1952. A year later he married a Cambridgeshire girl, Betty. After a brief return to the US, her illness and homesickness brought them back. If you read into his history he was not only huge in Europe after he was stationed there in the military but he was also a huge influence on the Beatles and thei contemporaries. This is a great ... Read More:

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The Circle Is Unbroken: Live and Studio 1967-1972

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by: Incredible String Band

Release Date January 10, 2006
`Lover Man' is a lively tune. Tell me about your treehouse. "And the garden where your love grows among the cabbages and greens. ... Tell me about your lover man. Talking about him, you know I'm talking about him." It is a different context from normal popular music, but unlikely to be very far below the surface.

`Born In Your Town' goes sadly, sadly into some burden that involves "six stringas at my hands do the mourning." Or morning, no more to be dreaming. Wings of an albatross join hair of the goats as they walk to the island. Clouds echo on. We have all seen clouds before.

`First Girl I Loved' is about the only Incredible String Band song that I heard Judy Collins sing. "And you're probably married now, house and car and all" was expected ... Read More:

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The Chelsea Sessions 1967

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by: The Incredible String Band

Release Date February 15, 2005
`Lover Man' is a lively tune. Tell me about your treehouse. "And the garden where your love grows among the cabbages and greens. ... Tell me about your lover man. Talking about him, you know I'm talking about him." It is a different context from normal popular music, but unlikely to be very far below the surface.

`Born In Your Town' goes sadly, sadly into some burden that involves "six stringas at my hands do the mourning." Or morning, no more to be dreaming. Wings of an albatross join hair of the goats as they walk to the island. Clouds echo on. We have all seen clouds before.

`First Girl I Loved' is about the only Incredible String Band song that I heard Judy Collins sing. "And you're probably married now, house and car and all" was expected ... Read More:

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Heritage

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by: The Incredible String Band

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`Lover Man' is a lively tune. Tell me about your treehouse. "And the garden where your love grows among the cabbages and greens. ... Tell me about your lover man. Talking about him, you know I'm talking about him." It is a different context from normal popular music, but unlikely to be very far below the surface.

`Born In Your Town' goes sadly, sadly into some burden that involves "six stringas at my hands do the mourning." Or morning, no more to be dreaming. Wings of an albatross join hair of the goats as they walk to the island. Clouds echo on. We have all seen clouds before.

`First Girl I Loved' is about the only Incredible String Band song that I heard Judy Collins sing. "And you're probably married now, house and car and all" was expected ... Read More: