| | Little Walter Juke CD Little Walter Discography of CDs
Liner Note Author: Russell Beecher.
Personnel: Little Walter (vocals, harmonica).
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Purchase Juke CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | T-Bone Walker T-Bone Blues CD (1959)
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 $7.59   
| | Blues World Of Little Walter CD (1988)
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$9.99
Original sessions produced by Monroe Passis, Fred Mendelsohn and Joe Brown.
If you really want to hear what Little Walter sounded like in his pre-amplified days and early stages of development with the Muddy Waters band, this is the one to get. The title is a bit of a misnomer as Walter is featured more as a sideman to Baby Face Leroy, Muddy Waters and ...
| | T-Bone Walker Stormy Monday CD (1973)
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| | I Am Your Woman: The Best Of Syleena Johnson CD (2008)
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$7.05
| | Susan Tedeschi Back To The River CD (2008)
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$11.99 
While its predecessor, 2005's HOPE AND DESIRE, found blues-rocker Susan Tedeschi getting on a soul train, BACK TO THE RIVER represents that phrase beloved by ...
| | Isaac Hayes Shaft (Deluxe Edition) CD (1971) SDTK
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$9.25
Despite its codification into our collective pop culture consciousness, Isaac Hayes' "Theme From Shaft" is a highly original composition. It's been remade by Hayes himself for the remade Shaft film, and appropriately kicks off this collection of tunes from the movie by some of R&B's New Jacks.
A diverse selection of artists encompass the collection, from lascivious soul stirrer R. Kelly to the rugged Latin hip-hop of Fulanito, along with many other noteworthy diversions that represent the many flavors of contemporary urban soul. Most of the material focuses on John Shaft's street smarts and bravado, or the film's pimps, hoes, and gangsta imagery. As expected, Southern hip-hop is well represented, with Outkast, Mystikal, and Big Gipp from Goodie Mob contributing. The tracks offer typically gritty observations on street life, over bleak, minor chords and busy percussion. T.I.P. featuring Beanie Sigel offers "2 Glock 9's," one of the soundtrack's ...
| | Clarence Spady Nature Of The Beast CD (1996)
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$10.15
Let's see, a debut album on a respected but still second-tier label by a new generation bluesman from that fabled blues center of Scranton, Pennsylvania? Tell me that don't have journeyman and formula written all over it. But the nature of the beast that is Clarence Spady's debut album is that while you can't really zoom in on any one element that makes it work, the music moves and grooves and most definitely works.
Spady is a good singer with a raspy growl that falls close to Johnny Copeland territory. As a guitarist, he's a capable yet not breathtaking soloist but genuinely funky in his rhythm comping, probably since he was playing in R&B showbands on the East Coast casino/resort circuit for most of the `80s. The four songs he contributed here show he's a solid songwriter, the lyrics taken from personal experience more than blues archetypes, but nothing to stamp him as a true original in that department.
What is distinctive is that the group is an organ trio (Mark Hamza supplies bass via pedals) with extra sax integrated into the group sound (Tom "T-Bone" Hamilton plays a lot more than the usual section parts and solos). Spady does have a good eye for stepping outside the usual blues repertoire for tunes by Raful Neal, Son Seals, and hard bopper Clifford Brown. Even his take on "Hi Heeled Sneakers" goes by way of Chuck Berry's "Memphis" to show off a repertoire of country licks.
In fact, the most lukewarm cuts are the basic boogie of "Built For Comfort" and the overly smoothed-out "Picture of Love" co-written by Robben Ford. But what sticks is the chicken-scratch comping and funky grooving of "Baby Baby Baby" or "A Good Fool Is Hard To Find," the ska tinge to the shuffle "Answer To The Man," or guitar-sax-organ trade-offs that are so tight on "Change My Way Of Livin'" and "Blues Walk" the players sound they're finishing off each other's lines.
You could say Spady's song choices get a little too grab-bag diverse or that Hamza's fills are a little ...
| | Latimore I'll Do Anything For You CD (1988)
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$13.85
| | Odetta Sings Ballads And Blues CD (1956)
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$8.25 
| | Luis Alberto Spinetta Fuego Gris CD (2005) (Import) Argentina
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$10.99
| | Best Of Johnny Clegg & Savuka: In My African Dream CD (2002)
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$23.45
This 17-track best of release combines Western and Zulu tribal sounds features Johnny Clegg and Savuka and includes the tracks "Scatterlings Of Africa" and "Take My Heart Away."
A long time crusader for human rights and reform in South Africa, the British-born singer/songwriter and Zulu dancer Johnny ...
| | Mick Martin & The Blues Rockers One Foot In Front Of The Other CD (2005)
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$14.05
| | Yukmouth United Ghettos Of America: Eye Candy CD (2007)
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$13.49
The soundtrack to Yukmouth's Eye Candy DVD -- basically soft-core porn with more booty shots than ever thought possible -- finds the Yuk and his friends having a party delivering party tunes, mostly about freaky sex. ...
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