ean 0724359735023 title amos lee sku dv 001080938 v product category music binding audio cd format cd label emi release date 21 02 2005 discs 1...... more

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artist amos lee ean 0724359735023 genre rock pop number of discs 1 record label blue note release year 2005 title amos lee 2005...... more

artist amos lee ean 0724359735023 genre rock pop number of discs 1 record label blue note release year 2005 title amos lee 2005 powered by frooition pro shop search amos lee amos lee new cd item description format cd label decca catalogue number 5973502 barcode 0724359735023 release date this item is brand new in mint condition and is unplayed all of our titles are genuine and are sourced directly from the uk record company please note in most cases uk record companies do not supply shrink wrapp

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artist amos lee ean 5099909507128 genre rock pop number of discs 1 record label blue note release year 2011 title amos lee...... more

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powered by frooition pro shop search amos lee live from austin tx new dvd item description format dvd starring director category...... more

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ean 5051561030109 leading role kevin eldon leading role paul putner leading role richard webb leading role stephen k amos leading role stewart...... more

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1-Poor BoyHOWLIN' WOLF 2-I Smell A RatTHORNTON, Big Mama 3-Well I Done Got Over ItGUITAR SLIM 4-Every Woman I KnowEMERSON, Billy 'The Kid' 5-One More...... more

1-Poor BoyHOWLIN' WOLF 2-I Smell A RatTHORNTON, Big Mama 3-Well I Done Got Over ItGUITAR SLIM 4-Every Woman I KnowEMERSON, Billy 'The Kid' 5-One More KissWATSON, Johnny Guitar 6-Three Cool CatsCOASTERS 7-I Feel So BadWILLIS, Chuck 8-Number Nine TrainSLIM, Tarheel 9-Hound DogPHILLIPS, Little Esther 10-Dig Myself A HoleHOCKWOOD JR., Robert 11-Baby LeeHOOKER, John Lee 12-Little By LittleWELLS, Junior 13-Juice Juice JuciceMILBURN, Amos 14-I Ain't DrunkLONNIE THE CAT 15-Nobody Loves You Like MeJAMES, Etta 16-Think5 Royales 17-All Around The WorldJOHN, Little Willie 18-Can't No Grave Hold My Body DownTHARPE, Sister Rosetta 19-Ocean Of TearsBIG MAYBELLE 20-FeverMEADE, Sandra 21-She's Fine, She's MineDIDDLEY, Bo 22-My Four WomenFOX, Sly 23-Bacon FatWILLIAMS, Andre 24-Throwin' My Money AwayGORDON, Rosco 25-No Money DownBERRY, Chuck 26-Gonna Tell Your MotherMcCRACKLIN, Jimmy (2010/TRIKONT) 26 tracks - digipac with 26 page booklet (Deutsch/E)

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1-Where Will The Dimple Be?COGAN, Alma 2-Mister SandmanCHORDETTES 3-Blackberry BoogieFORD, Tennessee Ernie 4-She Wears Red FeathersMITCHELL, Guy 5-Rock Island...... more

1-Where Will The Dimple Be?COGAN, Alma 2-Mister SandmanCHORDETTES 3-Blackberry BoogieFORD, Tennessee Ernie 4-She Wears Red FeathersMITCHELL, Guy 5-Rock Island LineDONEGAN, Lonnie 6-Rockin' Through The RyeHALEY, Bill & COMETS 7-Rebel RockSTEELE, Tommy 8-Ten Little IndiansHALEY, Bill & COMETS 9-Champion The Wonder HorseLAINE, Frankie 10-The Ballad Of Davy CrockettMELLOMEN 11-Don't You Rock Me Daddy-OVIPERS SKIFFLE GROUP 12-The Train Kept A-Rollin'BRADSHAW, Tiny 13-Rockin' At The 2i'sHARRIS, Wee Willie 14-Ting-A-LingHOLLY, Buddy 15-Peace In The ValleyPRESLEY, Elvis 16-Dance On The BopVINCENT, Gene & BLUE CAPS 17-We're Gonna RockCARR, Gunter Lee 18-Rockin' Rollin' StoneSTARR, Frank Andy 19-Ready TeddyLITTLE RICHARD 20-I Wonder If I Care As MuchEVERLY BROS 21-The Blues Come AroundWILLIAMS, Hank 22-Rock-Ola RubyWEST, Sonny 23-You Look Like Somethin' That The Cat Drug InMOSS, Bill 24-Get Yo' Butt Outta DixieMAD MAN MARK & BOBS 25-Rock'N'Roll Daddy-OSHREVEPORT SAM & HI-TONES 26-Sixteen CatsWELLINGTON, Rusty 27-Rock'N'Roll Record GirlPOE, Bobby & Big Al Downing 28-Slip Slip Slippin'InBOND, Eddie 29-Down The Road ApieceMILBURN, Amos 30-Just For KicksSARNE, Mike (2008/ROLLERCOASTER) 30 tracks 1950/60s, compiled by Johnny(Chester) Dowling (also available with his book 'Story Of My Life' #0042 161)

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There's nothing precious about this Georgia blueswoman except her name. Bryant's first all-solo album is packed with stomping blues and spirituals built on her...... more

There's nothing precious about this Georgia blueswoman except her name. Bryant's first all-solo album is packed with stomping blues and spirituals built on her own fusion of fingerpicking, one-chord boogie, Piedmont-style strumming and Afro-American fife-and-drum-band rhythms. She puts all that in service of a dry-but-mellow voice that dances up into its thin high register to enhance the joy in her percolating melodies. She's happiest when singing the Lord's praises in "When the Saints Go Marching In" and "Don't Let the Devil Ride", but the graceful ragtime instrumental "Georgia Buck" is equally blithe. And her blues, including "Broke and Ain't Got a Dime" and "Black Rat Swing", are full of sassy energy. The heavy beat she pulls out of her Gibson electric on "Don't You Wanna Jump" sounds straight from Mississippi, splitting the difference between John Lee Hooker and Jessie Mae Hemphill. But what's truly amazing about this album, produced by North Mississippi Allstars road manager Amos Harvey, is that although Bryant is only 60, it sounds as if her repertoire and delivery have been completely unaffected by the past half-century. This is the real country blues. --Ted Drozdowski

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1-Let The Good Times RollJORDAN, Louis 2-Swanee River BoogieAMMONS, Albert 3-Bobby Sox BluesWALKER, T-Bone 4-Open The Door Richard!McVEA, Jack 5-Down The Road...... more

1-Let The Good Times RollJORDAN, Louis 2-Swanee River BoogieAMMONS, Albert 3-Bobby Sox BluesWALKER, T-Bone 4-Open The Door Richard!McVEA, Jack 5-Down The Road ApieceMILBURN, Amos 6-I Want To Be Loved (But Only By You)CHURCHILL, Savannah 7-Old Maid BoogieVINSON, Eddie 8-Shake That BoogieWILLIAMSON, Sonny Boy 9-Blow Top BluesHAMPTON, Lionel 10-Time To Change Your TownHARRIS, Wynonie 11-Sally Zu-ZazTURNER, Joe 12-That's My DesireBROOKS TRIO, Hadda 13-Signifying MonkeyBIG THREE TRIO 14-That's All RightCRUDUP, Arthur 15-New Orleans BluesMOORE'S THREE BLAZERS, Johnny 16-True BluesMILTON, Roy 17-Chicago BoogieFIVE BLAZERS 18-Don't You Think I Ought To KnowJOHNSON, Bill 19-W.B. BluesBROWN, Walter 20-He's A Real Gone GuyLUTCHER, Nellie 21-Ol' Man RiverRAVENS 22-Boogie Woogie Blue PlateJORDAN, Louis 23-Snatch And Grab ItLEE, Julia 24-Lollypop MamaSAMUELS, Clarence 25-Since I Fell For YouLAURIE, Annie 26-Big LegsPHILIPS, Gene 27-Guitar In My HandBROWN, Clarence 28-Hasting Street BouncePAUL WILLIAMS SEXTET 1-CD DigiPac (6-seitig) mit 72-seitigem Booklet, 28 Einzeltitel, Spieldauer 79:48 Minuten. -

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1-I'm So GladHINES, Don 2-Baby, Tell It Like It IsHINES, Don 3-Stormy MondayHINES, Don 4-Please Accept My LoveHINES, Don 5-You Had To PayHINES, Don 6-Trouble Is...... more

1-I'm So GladHINES, Don 2-Baby, Tell It Like It IsHINES, Don 3-Stormy MondayHINES, Don 4-Please Accept My LoveHINES, Don 5-You Had To PayHINES, Don 6-Trouble Is My NameHINES, Don 7-He Won't Bite Me TwiceBIG AMOS PATTON 8-Move With Me BabyBIG AMOS PATTON 9-Going To VietnamBIG AMOS PATTON 10-I'm GoneBIG AMOS PATTON 11-Dog ManBIG AMOS PATTON 12-You're Too YoungBIG AMOS PATTON 13-Stop Arguin' Over MeBIG LUCKY CARTER 14-Miss Betty GreenBIG LUCKY CARTER 15-Goofer DustBIG LUCKY CARTER 16-I've Been HurtBIG LUCKY CARTER 17-Please Don't LeaveBIG LUCKY CARTER 18-You'd Better MindBIG LUCKY CARTER 19-Please Mr ForemanCARTER, Joe Lee 20-As The Years Go Passing ByCARTER, Joe Lee 21-I Can't Stand ItCARTER, Joe Lee 22-Let Me KnowCARTER, Joe Lee 23-Don't Turn Your Back On MeBRYANT, Don 24-The Call Of DistressBRYANT, Don 25-Is That Asking Too Much?BRYANT, Don 26-There Is Something On Your MindBRYANT, Don 27-Prayer MeetingMITCHELL, Willie 28-I Was WrongMILLER, Gene 29-What Do You MeanMILLER, Gene 30-Aretha, Sing One For MeJACKSON, George

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The epic battle of Gettysburg, fought over a three-day period at the beginning of July 1863, was bloody, brutal, and bitter--making it ideally suited to the...... more

The epic battle of Gettysburg, fought over a three-day period at the beginning of July 1863, was bloody, brutal, and bitter--making it ideally suited to the History Channel's testosterone-fueled documentary approach. Viewers familiar with offerings like Battles B.C., Patton 360, and multiple others will recognize this style: loud and kinetic, flashy and unsubtle, Gettysburg blends reenactments, photos, CGI (used to depict and dissect the weaponry that made the Civil War's body count so high in general, with some 50,000 casualties at Gettysburg alone), Sam Rockwell's macho voice-over narration, actors reading the reminiscences of the participants, and a variety of expert talking heads holding forth. For the most part, it works; historians and Civil War buffs have already noted some of the factual errors, important omissions, and other problems with the material, but those less versed in the details will come away from this 94-minute program (which was executive produced by noted directors Tony and Ridley Scott) with a good deal of information about the confrontation that inspired President Abraham Lincoln's immortal address, referenced near the end of the documentary. Typical of the History Channel, some of this information is delivered in hyperbolic, melodramatic fashion. Gettysburg was "the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere," while the cannons that blasted away at Gen. Robert E. Lee's men during the fateful attack known as Pickett's Charge was "the largest artillery barrage ever" in that same sphere; numerous other events are the biggest, the most iconic, the most important, and so on. The overheated writing does Gettysburg no favors, but director Adrian Moat and the other filmmakers' decision to focus on a variety of individuals on both sides was a wise one. Thus we learn about characters like Maj. Gen. Dan Sickles of the North, who had killed his wife's lover before the war and successfully used "the first plea of temporary insanity in U.S. history" to win acquittal; Pvt. Amos Humiston, another Yank, who died on the streets of the Pennsylvania town with nothing to identify him except a photo of his three sons; Confederate Lt. Gen. Dick Ewell, who had vowed revenge after losing a leg earlier in the war; Col. James Wallace, a Marylander who was both a Union officer and slave owner; and numerous others. In the end, it's these portraits that help distinguish the program from the many, many others of its ilk. --Sam Graham

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The epic battle of Gettysburg, fought over a three-day period at the beginning of July 1863, was bloody, brutal, and bitter--making it ideally suited to the...... more

The epic battle of Gettysburg, fought over a three-day period at the beginning of July 1863, was bloody, brutal, and bitter--making it ideally suited to the History Channel's testosterone-fueled documentary approach. Viewers familiar with offerings like Battles B.C., Patton 360, and multiple others will recognize this style: loud and kinetic, flashy and unsubtle, Gettysburg blends reenactments, photos, CGI (used to depict and dissect the weaponry that made the Civil War's body count so high in general, with some 50,000 casualties at Gettysburg alone), Sam Rockwell's macho voice-over narration, actors reading the reminiscences of the participants, and a variety of expert talking heads holding forth. For the most part, it works; historians and Civil War buffs have already noted some of the factual errors, important omissions, and other problems with the material, but those less versed in the details will come away from this 94-minute program (which was executive produced by noted directors Tony and Ridley Scott) with a good deal of information about the confrontation that inspired President Abraham Lincoln's immortal address, referenced near the end of the documentary. Typical of the History Channel, some of this information is delivered in hyperbolic, melodramatic fashion. Gettysburg was "the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere," while the cannons that blasted away at Gen. Robert E. Lee's men during the fateful attack known as Pickett's Charge was "the largest artillery barrage ever" in that same sphere; numerous other events are the biggest, the most iconic, the most important, and so on. The overheated writing does Gettysburg no favors, but director Adrian Moat and the other filmmakers' decision to focus on a variety of individuals on both sides was a wise one. Thus we learn about characters like Maj. Gen. Dan Sickles of the North, who had killed his wife's lover before the war and successfully used "the first plea of temporary insanity in U.S. history" to win acquittal; Pvt. Amos Humiston, another Yank, who died on the streets of the Pennsylvania town with nothing to identify him except a photo of his three sons; Confederate Lt. Gen. Dick Ewell, who had vowed revenge after losing a leg earlier in the war; Col. James Wallace, a Marylander who was both a Union officer and slave owner; and numerous others. In the end, it's these portraits that help distinguish the program from the many, many others of its ilk. --Sam Graham

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Following the successful first instalment, the grandly titled Pure Genius 2 continues in much the same vein as its predecessor. Both discs are crammed with some...... more

Following the successful first instalment, the grandly titled Pure Genius 2 continues in much the same vein as its predecessor. Both discs are crammed with some of the best singer-songwriters throughout the ages with contemporary artists such as Tori Amos ("Cornflake Girl") and Aqualung ("Strange & Beautiful") nestling nicely among the likes of JJ Cale ("Cocaine"), Stephen Stills of Crosby & Nash fame ("Johnny's Garden") and The Velvet Underground ("I'm Sticking With You"). There are welcome inclusions from the decade that song writing forgot--the 1980, with Prince's definitive power ballad "Purple Rain" and the chirpy go-lucky "Chuck E's in Love" by Rickie Lee Jones. For those that have rarely strayed past Badly Drawn Boy or Alanis Morissette, Pure Genius 2 will provide a valuable insight into the romantic world of the singer-songwriter, as heard through the ages. --Georgina Collins

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1-Poor BoyHOWLIN' WOLF 2-I Smell A RatTHORNTON, Big Mama 3-Well I Done Got Over ItGUITAR SLIM 4-Every Woman I KnowEMERSON, Billy 'The Kid' 5-One More...... more

1-Poor BoyHOWLIN' WOLF 2-I Smell A RatTHORNTON, Big Mama 3-Well I Done Got Over ItGUITAR SLIM 4-Every Woman I KnowEMERSON, Billy 'The Kid' 5-One More KissWATSON, Johnny Guitar 6-Three Cool CatsCOASTERS 7-I Feel So BadWILLIS, Chuck 8-Number Nine TrainSLIM, Tarheel 9-Hound DogPHILLIPS, Little Esther 10-Dig Myself A HoleHOCKWOOD JR., Robert 11-Baby LeeHOOKER, John Lee 12-Little By LittleWELLS, Junior 13-Juice Juice JuciceMILBURN, Amos 14-I Ain't DrunkLONNIE THE CAT 15-Nobody Loves You Like MeJAMES, Etta 16-Think5 Royales 17-All Around The WorldJOHN, Little Willie 18-Can't No Grave Hold My Body DownTHARPE, Sister Rosetta 19-Ocean Of TearsBIG MAYBELLE 20-FeverMEADE, Sandra 21-She's Fine, She's MineDIDDLEY, Bo 22-My Four WomenFOX, Sly 23-Bacon FatWILLIAMS, Andre 24-Throwin' My Money AwayGORDON, Rosco 25-No Money DownBERRY, Chuck 26-Gonna Tell Your MotherMcCRACKLIN, Jimmy (2010/TRIKONT) 26 tracks - digipac with 26 page booklet (Deutsch/E)

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1-Let The Good Times RollJORDAN, Louis 2-Swanee River BoogieAMMONS, Albert 3-Bobby Sox BluesWALKER, T-Bone 4-Open The Door Richard!McVEA, Jack 5-Down The Road...... more

1-Let The Good Times RollJORDAN, Louis 2-Swanee River BoogieAMMONS, Albert 3-Bobby Sox BluesWALKER, T-Bone 4-Open The Door Richard!McVEA, Jack 5-Down The Road ApieceMILBURN, Amos 6-I Want To Be Loved (But Only By You)CHURCHILL, Savannah 7-Old Maid BoogieVINSON, Eddie 8-Shake That BoogieWILLIAMSON, Sonny Boy 9-Blow Top BluesHAMPTON, Lionel 10-Time To Change Your TownHARRIS, Wynonie 11-Sally Zu-ZazTURNER, Joe 12-That's My DesireBROOKS TRIO, Hadda 13-Signifying MonkeyBIG THREE TRIO 14-That's All RightCRUDUP, Arthur 15-New Orleans BluesMOORE'S THREE BLAZERS, Johnny 16-True BluesMILTON, Roy 17-Chicago BoogieFIVE BLAZERS 18-Don't You Think I Ought To KnowJOHNSON, Bill 19-W.B. BluesBROWN, Walter 20-He's A Real Gone GuyLUTCHER, Nellie 21-Ol' Man RiverRAVENS 22-Boogie Woogie Blue PlateJORDAN, Louis 23-Snatch And Grab ItLEE, Julia 24-Lollypop MamaSAMUELS, Clarence 25-Since I Fell For YouLAURIE, Annie 26-Big LegsPHILIPS, Gene 27-Guitar In My HandBROWN, Clarence 28-Hasting Street BouncePAUL WILLIAMS SEXTET 1-CD DigiPac (6-seitig) mit 72-seitigem Booklet, 28 Einzeltitel, Spieldauer 79:48 Minuten. -

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It's hard to hear The Walk from end to end without wishing the brothers Hanson could go back in time and undo the career-stunting megahit that was "MmmBop." If...... more

It's hard to hear The Walk from end to end without wishing the brothers Hanson could go back in time and undo the career-stunting megahit that was "MmmBop." If it wasn't for that 1997 song, catchy and guilty-pleasurable as it was, the boys would be well on their way to winning over the kind of committed audience a disc as focused and fine-tuned as this one deserves. There's nothing particularly high-minded here (excepting the single "Great Divide," a downloadable track whose sales will benefit an African orphanage), but each song radiates a level of pop-rock accomplishment that surpasses most anything you'll hear on top 40 radio. Hanson, in fact, has more in common with acts like Fountain of Wayne and Amos Lee these days than anybody you'll see strutting across a TV screen in skin-tight pants. Highlights on a disc without a single dud include "Georgia," contemplatively sung by Taylor, and "Running Man," an addictive Squeeze-meets-Beatles rock ditty co-written by Zac. In its 15-year history, Hanson has won the right to talk the talk about the hardships and satisfactions of maturing musically; The Walk backs that talk up beautifully. --Tammy La Gorce

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It's not often you get to hear Mabel Scott wail "Boogie Woogie Santa Claus" and Bessie Smith pour it all out on "At the Christmas Ball" alongside Lightnin'...... more

It's not often you get to hear Mabel Scott wail "Boogie Woogie Santa Claus" and Bessie Smith pour it all out on "At the Christmas Ball" alongside Lightnin' Hopkins's blistering "Santa" or Amos Milburn's classic "Let's Make Christmas Merry, Baby," but that's the mile-wide shape of this good-times, 15-track compilation. Swingin' Louis Jordan is likewise featured on "Santa Claus, Santa Claus," while Kings Albert and B. B., John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Weatherspoon, and Lowell Fulson sharpen their axes for a mess of Christmas blues. Also included are cuts by Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets, Floyd Dixon, and Eddie C. Campbell, whose "Santa's Messin' with the Kid" is as funny as it is rockin'. A fantastic showcase for blues guitar and vocals, this album should please any blues fan in your house. --Martin Keller

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Not every singer can write a song - not every songwriter can sing...This stunning collection celebrates 22 of the greatest female artists who have combined the...... more

Not every singer can write a song - not every songwriter can sing...This stunning collection celebrates 22 of the greatest female artists who have combined the skills of song craft and performance to dazzling effect. The last fifty years of pop music has seen folk singers, rock icons, sultry soloists and punk revolutionaries all prove that nothing is more important than the right song, sung by the right personality - and this hand picked selection features those that are the best of both worlds.Whether you love the searching satire of Patti Smith, the sweet soul tones of Aretha Franklin, the mystical introspection of Tori Amos or Joni Mitchell's thought-provoking story-telling, this songbook has them all arranged for Piano, Voice and Guitar.Includes these songs:A Case Of You [Mitchell, Joni]Angel [Franklin, Aretha]Bachelorette [Bjork]Carnival [Merchant, Natalie]Chuck E's In Love Again [Jones, Rickie Lee]Dancing Barefoot [Smith, Patti]Diamonds And Rust [Baez, Joan]I Don't Want To Wait [Cole, Paula]Jolene [Parton, Dolly]Other Side Of The World [Tunstall, KT]Possession [McLachlan, Sarah]Silent All These Years [Amos, Tori]Stay (I Missed You) [Loeb, Lisa]Strong Enough [Crow, Sheryl]The Late Night Grande Hotel [Griffith, Nanci]Uninvited [Morissette, Alanis]Until It's Time For You To Go [Sainte-Marie, Buffy]Wash Me Clean [Lang, K.D.]Why [Lennox, Annie]Willow [Armatrading, Joan]Your Love Is King [Sade]You're So Vain [Simon, Carly]

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There's nothing precious about this Georgia blueswoman except her name. Bryant's first all-solo album is packed with stomping blues and spirituals built on her...... more

There's nothing precious about this Georgia blueswoman except her name. Bryant's first all-solo album is packed with stomping blues and spirituals built on her own fusion of fingerpicking, one-chord boogie, Piedmont-style strumming and Afro-American fife-and-drum-band rhythms. She puts all that in service of a dry-but-mellow voice that dances up into its thin high register to enhance the joy in her percolating melodies. She's happiest when singing the Lord's praises in "When the Saints Go Marching In" and "Don't Let the Devil Ride", but the graceful ragtime instrumental "Georgia Buck" is equally blithe. And her blues, including "Broke and Ain't Got a Dime" and "Black Rat Swing", are full of sassy energy. The heavy beat she pulls out of her Gibson electric on "Don't You Wanna Jump" sounds straight from Mississippi, splitting the difference between John Lee Hooker and Jessie Mae Hemphill. But what's truly amazing about this album, produced by North Mississippi Allstars road manager Amos Harvey, is that although Bryant is only 60, it sounds as if her repertoire and delivery have been completely unaffected by the past half-century. This is the real country blues. --Ted Drozdowski

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1-Where Will The Dimple Be?COGAN, Alma 2-Mister SandmanCHORDETTES 3-Blackberry BoogieFORD, Tennessee Ernie 4-She Wears Red FeathersMITCHELL, Guy 5-Rock Island...... more

1-Where Will The Dimple Be?COGAN, Alma 2-Mister SandmanCHORDETTES 3-Blackberry BoogieFORD, Tennessee Ernie 4-She Wears Red FeathersMITCHELL, Guy 5-Rock Island LineDONEGAN, Lonnie 6-Rockin' Through The RyeHALEY, Bill & COMETS 7-Rebel RockSTEELE, Tommy 8-Ten Little IndiansHALEY, Bill & COMETS 9-Champion The Wonder HorseLAINE, Frankie 10-The Ballad Of Davy CrockettMELLOMEN 11-Don't You Rock Me Daddy-OVIPERS SKIFFLE GROUP 12-The Train Kept A-Rollin'BRADSHAW, Tiny 13-Rockin' At The 2i'sHARRIS, Wee Willie 14-Ting-A-LingHOLLY, Buddy 15-Peace In The ValleyPRESLEY, Elvis 16-Dance On The BopVINCENT, Gene & BLUE CAPS 17-We're Gonna RockCARR, Gunter Lee 18-Rockin' Rollin' StoneSTARR, Frank Andy 19-Ready TeddyLITTLE RICHARD 20-I Wonder If I Care As MuchEVERLY BROS 21-The Blues Come AroundWILLIAMS, Hank 22-Rock-Ola RubyWEST, Sonny 23-You Look Like Somethin' That The Cat Drug InMOSS, Bill 24-Get Yo' Butt Outta DixieMAD MAN MARK & BOBS 25-Rock'N'Roll Daddy-OSHREVEPORT SAM & HI-TONES 26-Sixteen CatsWELLINGTON, Rusty 27-Rock'N'Roll Record GirlPOE, Bobby & Big Al Downing 28-Slip Slip Slippin'InBOND, Eddie 29-Down The Road ApieceMILBURN, Amos 30-Just For KicksSARNE, Mike (2008/ROLLERCOASTER) 30 tracks 1950/60s, compiled by Johnny(Chester) Dowling (also available with his book 'Story Of My Life' #0042 161)

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