Shakedown Street
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With few exceptions, Shakedown Street, rife with blind intersections, comes across as an artistic dead end. […]
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Can’t Get No Grindin’
Posted in: Album ReviewsMuddy Waters has caught up to his legend and made an album of straight Chicago blues, […]
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Hooteroll?
Posted in: Album ReviewsI just found out last Friday that Jerry Garcia buys his comics from the same little […]
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Lovejoy
Posted in: Album ReviewsAlbert King cut his first blues for Parrot records in 1952 and has seen ups and […]
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The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions
Posted in: Album ReviewsTwo new vivid collections of blues from Chess records. The Wolf album is the latest in […]
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Endless Boogie [Beat Goes On]
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe black blues legends playing with the white up-and-comers. I guess Sonny Boy Williamson II started […]
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Indianola Mississippi Seeds
Posted in: Album ReviewsThese two faultless discs span the recording career of the most popular and innovative urban bluesman […]
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Cucumber Castle
Posted in: Album ReviewsSo you thought that the Bee Gees had orchestrated and harmonized themselves out for a while […]
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Ladies of the Canyon
Posted in: Album ReviewsAlong with the other established ladies of folkdom, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Judy Collins, both Mrs. Harris […]
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Band of Gypsys
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis is the album that Hendrix "owed" Capitol for releasing him over to Reprise Records and […]
