CD-Charts Position 21

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Back Home in Sulphur Springs

by: Norman Blake

Release Date October 17, 1995

CD-Charts Position 22
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Audio Day Dream

by: Blake Lewis

Release Date January 21, 2008
It's a shame that Blake has not garnered the attention some of the other American Idol alumni have.

This is a good album. It's different, not like anything on the market. It has a mix of trance sounds, RnB, Pop, Rock and a hint of ballad.

The album has a good strong start, with an interesting interlude smashing into 'Break Anotha' (his first single but in my opinion, the weakest). Then the album slowly takes us on a journey into the creative mind of Blake Lewis. His incredible vocal talents and attitude that got him so much early attention on American Idol.

'She's Makin' Me Lose It' always stands out as a favourite of mine. Loud, fast and lots of effects. Perfect for a dance floor.
'1000 Miles' is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 23
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Midnight Flower

by: Katharine Blake

Release Date
It's a shame that Blake has not garnered the attention some of the other American Idol alumni have.

This is a good album. It's different, not like anything on the market. It has a mix of trance sounds, RnB, Pop, Rock and a hint of ballad.

The album has a good strong start, with an interesting interlude smashing into 'Break Anotha' (his first single but in my opinion, the weakest). Then the album slowly takes us on a journey into the creative mind of Blake Lewis. His incredible vocal talents and attitude that got him so much early attention on American Idol.

'She's Makin' Me Lose It' always stands out as a favourite of mine. Loud, fast and lots of effects. Perfect for a dance floor.
'1000 Miles' is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 24
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That's Ragtime!

by: Eubie Blake

Release Date July 12, 2005
It's a shame that Blake has not garnered the attention some of the other American Idol alumni have.

This is a good album. It's different, not like anything on the market. It has a mix of trance sounds, RnB, Pop, Rock and a hint of ballad.

The album has a good strong start, with an interesting interlude smashing into 'Break Anotha' (his first single but in my opinion, the weakest). Then the album slowly takes us on a journey into the creative mind of Blake Lewis. His incredible vocal talents and attitude that got him so much early attention on American Idol.

'She's Makin' Me Lose It' always stands out as a favourite of mine. Loud, fast and lots of effects. Perfect for a dance floor.
'1000 Miles' is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 25
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Whiskey Before Breakfast

by: Norman Blake

Release Date October 17, 1995
It's a shame that Blake has not garnered the attention some of the other American Idol alumni have.

This is a good album. It's different, not like anything on the market. It has a mix of trance sounds, RnB, Pop, Rock and a hint of ballad.

The album has a good strong start, with an interesting interlude smashing into 'Break Anotha' (his first single but in my opinion, the weakest). Then the album slowly takes us on a journey into the creative mind of Blake Lewis. His incredible vocal talents and attitude that got him so much early attention on American Idol.

'She's Makin' Me Lose It' always stands out as a favourite of mine. Loud, fast and lots of effects. Perfect for a dance floor.
'1000 Miles' is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 26
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The Best of Arthur 'blind' Blake

by: Blind' Arthur Blake

Release Date October 16, 2000
Anyone with a passing interest in Delta Blues should listen to this. I really enjoyed it, and would recommend it.

CD-Charts Position 27
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Earwig

by: Blake Babies

Release Date October 06, 1994
This is a 1989 compolation of an ep and various other tracks and is generally excellent. The first song Cesspool has a lovely lilting melody as does Your way or the highway. But it is with tracks like Take your head off my shoulder that show the bands true prowess. Tunes like Steamie Gregg are fine but definitely filler and the same can really be said for the last track, however Don't suck my Breath and From here to Burma more than make up for this. A Fine LP with wispy vocals and some sterling guitar playing from John Strohm.

CD-Charts Position 28
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The Rossini Tenor

by: London Symphony Orchestra

Release Date February 01, 1999
This is a 1989 compolation of an ep and various other tracks and is generally excellent. The first song Cesspool has a lovely lilting melody as does Your way or the highway. But it is with tracks like Take your head off my shoulder that show the bands true prowess. Tunes like Steamie Gregg are fine but definitely filler and the same can really be said for the last track, however Don't suck my Breath and From here to Burma more than make up for this. A Fine LP with wispy vocals and some sterling guitar playing from John Strohm.

CD-Charts Position 29
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Legends of Calypso

by: Andre Toussaint, Blind Blake, C

Release Date January 28, 2003
This is a 1989 compolation of an ep and various other tracks and is generally excellent. The first song Cesspool has a lovely lilting melody as does Your way or the highway. But it is with tracks like Take your head off my shoulder that show the bands true prowess. Tunes like Steamie Gregg are fine but definitely filler and the same can really be said for the last track, however Don't suck my Breath and From here to Burma more than make up for this. A Fine LP with wispy vocals and some sterling guitar playing from John Strohm.

CD-Charts Position 30
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Pure Bs [Deluxe Edition] [Us Import]

by: Blake Shelton

Release Date May 06, 2008
This is a 1989 compolation of an ep and various other tracks and is generally excellent. The first song Cesspool has a lovely lilting melody as does Your way or the highway. But it is with tracks like Take your head off my shoulder that show the bands true prowess. Tunes like Steamie Gregg are fine but definitely filler and the same can really be said for the last track, however Don't suck my Breath and From here to Burma more than make up for this. A Fine LP with wispy vocals and some sterling guitar playing from John Strohm.