CD-Charts Position 1
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Bottleneck Guitar Trendsetters of the 1930's

by: Casey Bill Weldon, Arnold Kokomo

Release Date October 01, 1999
This back to back sampling of Casey Bill Weldon and Kokomo Arnold is an essential blues cd. Material by both these artists is pretty scarce, and this cd offers a fine selection from both of these masters of the bottleneck blues guitar, and the vocals are also fine.

CD-Charts Position 2
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The Very Best of English Song with Orchestra

by: London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, Cambridge King's College Choir

Release Date April 05, 2004
This back to back sampling of Casey Bill Weldon and Kokomo Arnold is an essential blues cd. Material by both these artists is pretty scarce, and this cd offers a fine selection from both of these masters of the bottleneck blues guitar, and the vocals are also fine.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Orpheus with His Lute - Music for Shakespeare (English Orpheus, Vol 49) /Bott · Brown · The Parley of Instruments · Holman

from: Hyperion

Release Date March 29, 2004
This back to back sampling of Casey Bill Weldon and Kokomo Arnold is an essential blues cd. Material by both these artists is pretty scarce, and this cd offers a fine selection from both of these masters of the bottleneck blues guitar, and the vocals are also fine.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Tchaikovsky: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2 [Recorded 1944-5]

from: Naxos Historical

Release Date October 01, 2001
This back to back sampling of Casey Bill Weldon and Kokomo Arnold is an essential blues cd. Material by both these artists is pretty scarce, and this cd offers a fine selection from both of these masters of the bottleneck blues guitar, and the vocals are also fine.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Cosmic Vortex (Justice Divine)

by: Weldon Irvine

Release Date
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Cyril Smith

from: Signature

Release Date January 01, 2001
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Tchaikovsky - Sleeping Beauty

from: Cfp

Release Date July 02, 2007
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Sinbad

by: Weldon Irvine

Release Date July 28, 2006
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Handel: Arias and Opera Arias

from: Dutton

Release Date November 01, 1998
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Great Baroque Arias, Part I

from: Allegro

Release Date July 01, 1988
To my mind this is an exceptionally great album and, at the risk of scaring-off a sizeable proportion of regular music fans, certainly one of the best of the jazz funk genre. Although recorded in 1974, it first came to my attention via the incredible "WALK THAT WALK, TALK THAT TALK", which was deservedly massive on the British rare groove/acid jazz scene back in the late 1980s.

However, if you thought I'd summed the album up with those two sentences, it's probably worth your while to think again...

Sure, COSMIC VORTEX is heavy and funky and chock full of Howard Moon-style noodley-jazz bits - but it also has a sense of fun and humour and brims with joyfully infectious pop moments of the kind that are powerful enough ... Read More: