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Blues With a Mood by Big Bill Morganfield

Release: 2013

Reviews:

Blues With A Mood "Blues With A Mood" documents the continuing musical journey of Big Bill Morganfield. This moody collection of 11 blues tunes, 7 of which were written by Morganfield himself, showcase not only his incredible vocal stamina, but also feature the guitar virtuosos Eddie Taylor Jr., Bob Margolin and Colin Linden, in addition to Morganfield's own extraordinary guitar styling’s. Big Bill says, “ I wanted to put together a set of tunes with heavy grooves and deep moods which stay close to the musical genre of Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, and several other of my musical hero’s.” Augie Meyers, Steve Guyger, Jim Horn, Tom “Mookie” Brill, Chuck Cotton, Doc Malone, and Clark Stern make up the rest of the supporting musicians on ”Blues With A Mood."

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Blues With a Mood Big Bill Morganfield

Driftin' from Town to Town by Barrelhouse Chuck & Kim Wilson's Blues All-Stars

Release: 2013

Reviews:

In 2006, esteemed jazz critic Nat Hentoff featured Barrelhouse Chuck in the Wall Street Journal, where he reviewed “Got My Eyes On You” and praised Chuck’s commitment to the Chicago blues piano tradition. On this disc, Barrelhouse Chuck and Kim Wilson continue building their strong musical bond with one another and show why they are the premier Chicago blues artists. With the help of veterans, and stars in their own right, Larry Taylor, Richard Innes, Billy Flynn, Jeremy Johnson, and Sax Gordon, this disc is absolutely must listening for experienced and new listeners of Chicago blues.

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Driftin' from Town to Town Barrelhouse Chuck & Kim Wilson's Blues All-Stars

Happy for Good by The Ori Naftaly Band

Release: 2013

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Israeli Best Blues Act bring their electric feel and energy into the studio and simply raise the bar one more time. With a variety of musical influences such as Soul, Funk and Rock, this band manifest a unique new perspective on the same old Blues.

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Happy for Good The Ori Naftaly Band

570-Blues by Lee Delray

Release: 2013

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Blues artist Lee Delray's debut release is capturing the ears and hearts of blues fans and radio DJ's worldwide. This incredible collection of original songs will take you on a journey from the Bowery to Beale Street, with all the stops in between.

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570-Blues Lee Delray

trunk full of bluez by Aunt Kizzy'z Boyz

Release: 2004

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High energy down home blues, with a lot of soul.

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trunk full of bluez Aunt Kizzy'z Boyz

Live in Chicago by Fatum Brothers' Jazz Orchestra

Release: 2013

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This amazing Jazz Big Band CD offers exciting burners, fresh interpretations of our favorite songs, thrilling originals, and beautiful & sultry melodies, all recorded live, in the thick of the night, and in the moment.

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Live in Chicago Fatum Brothers' Jazz Orchestra

Group Sax by Bob Sass

Release: 2013

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Contemporary Jazz, with a little funk and rock mixed in.

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Group Sax Bob Sass

Come On in This House by Steve Freund

Release: 2013

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Steve Freund is one of the most consistently creative guitarists playing blues. His crisp, cleanly executed solos are marvels of invention, filled with surprise yet firmly within traditions established by such giants as Albert, Freddie and B.B. King.

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Come On in This House Steve Freund

Just Gettin' By by The Cazanovas

Release: 2013

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The second release by The Cazanovas captures the live studio sound of this hard-driving blues band. Just Gettin' By melds timeless blues style that everyone relates to with a fresh energy sure to satisfy the hard core blues lover.

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Just Gettin' By The Cazanovas

I Should've Said No by Sister Blue

Release: 2012

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Smokin' blues from a female vocalist/guitar player fronting a four piece blues band from Philly, PA. Chicago blues, old school soul, ragtime, mixed with a few acoustic. Sister Blue sits behind the drum kit on a few too.

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I Should've Said No Sister Blue

The Bill Lupkin Blues Band Live, Vol. I by Bill Lupkin

Release: 2013

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LIVE High-energy Traditional Chicago Blues

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The Bill Lupkin Blues Band Live, Vol. I Bill Lupkin

Who Ya Kiddin' by Jimmy Nick & Don't Tell Mama

Release: 2013

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Original rockin' Chicago Blues

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Who Ya Kiddin' Jimmy Nick & Don't Tell Mama

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Fall Waters Fall by Mud Morganfield

Release: 2008

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Oldest son of Muddy Waters performing original Chicago Blues in the authentic tradition of Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon.

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Fall Waters Fall Mud Morganfield

Midnight At the Nairobi Room by Paul Filipowicz

Release: 2001

Reviews:

Danger..Straight-razor sharp, Bad-ass, tough, sweltering Electric Blues Guitar .May 31,2002 LIVING BLUES POLL #25. >your sound is kickin/full---your writing is good & to the point, I like it very much. Jimmy Dawkins

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Midnight At the Nairobi Room Paul Filipowicz

Markey by Markey

Release: 2011

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A sample of Markey's diferent styles of blues wrting and arranging, from Chicago, Memphis, Kansas City to Americana Blues. This EP has it all.

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Markey Markey

Maximum Blues Piano by David Maxwell

Release: 1997

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for virtuosity, it's david maxwell's maximum blues piano (*****) no vocals (actually just one)--just 10 fingers singing their way through jump, boogie, new orleans,funky,chicago and plain old badass blues"---pulse, 1997

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Maximum Blues Piano David Maxwell

Big Bee by Reverend Raven

Release: 2006

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Blues Chicago Style - West Side Guitar Meets Southside Harp

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Big Bee Reverend Raven

Live in Chicago by Fatum Brothers' Jazz Orchestra

Release: 2013

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Live in Chicago Fatum Brothers' Jazz Orchestra

Blue Mondays by The Big Easy Blues Band

Release: 2000

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Red China Blues. "Blue Mondays" is an electric collection of blues & soul from the capital of China, with laid back grooves and some rip-it-up swing.

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Blue Mondays The Big Easy Blues Band

The Royal Treatment by Cash Box Kings

Release: 2006

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Old-school blues Chicago blues band (feat. Kenny "Beedy Eyes'Smith on drums and vocals) dedicated to carrying on the spirit of the 1940's and 50's Chess and Sun Records era blues as well as the Mississippi Hill Country sound of Fred McDowell.

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The Royal Treatment Cash Box Kings

Lookin' For The Promised Land by Voodoo DeVille

Release: 2005

Reviews:

Clearly acknowledging their love of American roots music -- blues, boogie woogie, rockabilly and early rock 'n roll -- Voodoo DeVille's second CD delivers a collection new original songs plus cover versions of a few of the songs that they love to play.

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Lookin' For The Promised Land Voodoo DeVille

Trouble Makin Man by Eric "Guitar" Davis & The Troublemakers

Release: 2011

Reviews:

This is a new era of the blues chicago style,High energy,yet soulful mixed with some jazz and r&b....This c.d has everything you need to hearThis is the New Generation of the Blues at it's best

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Trouble Makin Man Eric "Guitar" Davis & The Troublemakers

Chicago Blues Festival 1974 by Sunnyland Slim / Big Voice Odom

Release: 1974

Reviews:

As with Big voice Odom, Jiummy Dawkin's guitar backing creates rare dramatic intensity, and every note he plays resonates with feeling.

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Chicago Blues Festival 1974 Sunnyland Slim / Big Voice Odom

Driftin' from Town to Town by Barrelhouse Chuck & Kim Wilson's Blues All-Stars

Release: 2013

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Driftin' from Town to Town Barrelhouse Chuck & Kim Wilson's Blues All-Stars

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Harmonica Hinds-Finally by Harmonica Hinds

Release: 2008

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This is Blues music CD.

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Harmonica Hinds-Finally Harmonica Hinds

At Home by Little Brother Montgomery

Release: 1994

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Little Brother Montgomery embodies the heart and soul of Louisiana barrelhouse piano on these recordings.

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At Home Little Brother Montgomery

Stingin' by The King Bees

Release: 2008

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Among the many bands in the blooming European blues scene, The King Bees have earned a reputation as a top notch live act and - as this CD proves – as excellent recording artists. While being true to their roots and the Chicago and West Coast style blues

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Stingin' The King Bees

Waiting For My Train by Ralph Bassinger

Release: 2007

Reviews:

Barrel house blues and boogie piano. Everything from rocking boogies to slow blues. Piano and vocals by Ralph Bassinger. Guitar played by Jimmy D. Lane. Recorded 'live' in the studio with no overdubbing of vocals or instruments.

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Waiting For My Train Ralph Bassinger

Hole In That Jug by Dennis Binder

Release: 2007

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Traditional barrelhouse piano and an unbeatable rhythm section make this hard driving blues album a classic. Features guest A.C. Reed.

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Hole In That Jug Dennis Binder

Moanin´at Midnight by Nasty Boogie

Release: 2009

Reviews:

Hot 50´s East Coast Spanish Blues

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Moanin´at Midnight Nasty Boogie

Lowdown Feelin' by The Mannish Boys

Release: 2008

Reviews:

All-star Blues Revue featuring Finis Tasby, Johnny Dyer, Bobby Jones, Kirk Fletcher, Kid Ramos, Junior Watson, Frank Goldwasser, Lynwood Slim, Al Blake, Fred Kaplan and more.

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Lowdown Feelin' The Mannish Boys

Blues In My Shoes by AL "Coffee" McDaniel

Release: 2007

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"A Modern Day Urban Blues Opera In 14 Tracks." A blend of Blues and R&B with great stories that makes you want to dance.

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Blues In My Shoes AL "Coffee" McDaniel

Had Enough by Eric Jerardi Band

Release: 2007

Reviews:

Eric Jerardi is this countries foremost blistering guitar player endorsed by Fender Guitar. His style is broad in scope. Nailing the fast pace texas style yet controlled low down blues as well. Each CD is ride through the many blues genres.

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Had Enough Eric Jerardi Band

Delta Bluesman by Honeyboy Edwards

Release: 1992

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This living legend of the Delta blues, and master of the Chicago blues proves to us time and time again why he is such an important member of the blues community.

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Delta Bluesman Honeyboy Edwards

Bad News by Eric Hatcher and the Worker Bees

Release: 2007

Reviews:

Chicago-Influenced Delta Juke Joint Blues

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Bad News Eric Hatcher and the Worker Bees

The Best of Herb Lacy by Herb Lacy

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Rockin R&B with a dance thump and some down and dirty funk.

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The Best of Herb Lacy Herb Lacy

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Cat Walk Boogie and Blues by Debra Hope Miller

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Cat Walk Boogie and Blues is Little Debra\'s debut album featuring her piano boogie woogie piece, \"Cat Walk Boogie\". Little Debra plays with her heart and soul.

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Cat Walk Boogie and Blues Debra Hope Miller

Vintage Chicago Blues by Various Artists

Release: 2009

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Classic Chicago Blues sound of the 50's, 60s and 70s.

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Vintage Chicago Blues Various Artists

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Blues Review of the 20th Century by Muddy Waters, Big Mama Thornton, Big Joe Turner, J.B. Hutto

Release: 2001

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TopCat Records of Dallas, Texas has announced the release of the CD, The Blues Revue Of The 20th Century - Volume 1, culled from the Lost Tapes of a 1971 concert tour featuring blues greats Muddy Waters, Big Mama Thornton, Big Joe Turner,

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Blues Review of the 20th Century Muddy Waters, Big Mama Thornton, Big Joe Turner, J.B. Hutto

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