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| Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards
by Tom Waits £12.98 Awesome 3 CD masterpiece. Contains at least one amazing blues album, quite apart from all the other stuff in there. Essential. | Dog House Music
by Seasick Steve £4.98 He's become a legend since NYE, but he was great all along. An unquestionable blues record that avoids all the cliche | Bahamut
by Hazmat Modine £19.99 Totally original concept, off-the-wall but not weird. Combination of little-explored genres, rooted firmly in blues. Twin harm... |
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| Grinderman
by Grinderman Nick Cave gets down and dirty in a Punk Rock Blues styleee. Lots of raw guitar and swearing. Yay! | Hand Me My Travelin' Shoes - In Search of B...
by Michael Gray £15.75 Out standing more-than-just-a-biography. Check out our review of this in 'CD/DVD/STUFF' | Emerald Palace
by Duke Garwood Duke deconstructs the blues to very affecting effect |
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| My Name Is Buddy
by Ry Cooder £11.18 'Bound For Glory' for cats. Cooders' homage to dust-bowl politics. | Aman Iman: Water Is Life
by Tinariwen £7.98 They swapped guns for guitars and bullets for (desert) blues. Toureg rebels take over the world through music. | Savane
by Ali Farka Touré £6.98 The King of The Desert Blues Singers last album. Little George Sueref on harp too! |
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