CD-Charts Position 51

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Early Show: Blues in the Night Vol. 1 [Australian Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Etta James/Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson

Release Date December 04, 2006

CD-Charts Position 52

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Koko Taylor

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Koko Taylor

Release Date October 25, 1990

CD-Charts Position 53
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I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama!

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Janis Joplin

Release Date October 25, 1990
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 54
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Don't Fish in My Sea: the First Lady of the Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Gertrude 'Ma' Rainey

Release Date April 19, 2004
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 55
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The Gold Collection

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Bessie Smith

Release Date March 26, 1999
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 56
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The Queen of the Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Koko Taylor

Release Date October 01, 1999
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 57
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Let's Roll

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Etta James

Release Date May 05, 2003
Imagine... the Rolling Stones and Tina Turner at their very best... then you get the one and only legendary Etta James! Etta's classic 2003 release Let's Roll confirmed her true status as 'Matriarch of the Blues' which she proudly recorded with her sons Donto playing drums and Sametto on bass. Etta has been thrilling audiences for the last 50 years ever since she recorded the R&B hit 'Roll with me Henry' back in 1955, so it's no wonder that she was inducted into the 'Rock & Roll Hall of Fame' in 1993. Etta's voice tells you she is a survivor from all that life can throw at you as endorsed in her autobiography 'Rage To Survive'.

'Somebody To Love' has Etta delivering the classic line... 'Love ain't no good 'til you give it away'! ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 58
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All the Published Sides 1929-1937

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Memphis Minnie

Release Date October 06, 2003
Imagine... the Rolling Stones and Tina Turner at their very best... then you get the one and only legendary Etta James! Etta's classic 2003 release Let's Roll confirmed her true status as 'Matriarch of the Blues' which she proudly recorded with her sons Donto playing drums and Sametto on bass. Etta has been thrilling audiences for the last 50 years ever since she recorded the R&B hit 'Roll with me Henry' back in 1955, so it's no wonder that she was inducted into the 'Rock & Roll Hall of Fame' in 1993. Etta's voice tells you she is a survivor from all that life can throw at you as endorsed in her autobiography 'Rage To Survive'.

'Somebody To Love' has Etta delivering the classic line... 'Love ain't no good 'til you give it away'! ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 59
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Broadcasting

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Saffire The Uppity Blues Women

Release Date October 01, 1999
Imagine... the Rolling Stones and Tina Turner at their very best... then you get the one and only legendary Etta James! Etta's classic 2003 release Let's Roll confirmed her true status as 'Matriarch of the Blues' which she proudly recorded with her sons Donto playing drums and Sametto on bass. Etta has been thrilling audiences for the last 50 years ever since she recorded the R&B hit 'Roll with me Henry' back in 1955, so it's no wonder that she was inducted into the 'Rock & Roll Hall of Fame' in 1993. Etta's voice tells you she is a survivor from all that life can throw at you as endorsed in her autobiography 'Rage To Survive'.

'Somebody To Love' has Etta delivering the classic line... 'Love ain't no good 'til you give it away'! ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 60
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Cleaning House

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Saffire The Uppity Blues Women

Release Date May 09, 1996
Imagine... the Rolling Stones and Tina Turner at their very best... then you get the one and only legendary Etta James! Etta's classic 2003 release Let's Roll confirmed her true status as 'Matriarch of the Blues' which she proudly recorded with her sons Donto playing drums and Sametto on bass. Etta has been thrilling audiences for the last 50 years ever since she recorded the R&B hit 'Roll with me Henry' back in 1955, so it's no wonder that she was inducted into the 'Rock & Roll Hall of Fame' in 1993. Etta's voice tells you she is a survivor from all that life can throw at you as endorsed in her autobiography 'Rage To Survive'.

'Somebody To Love' has Etta delivering the classic line... 'Love ain't no good 'til you give it away'! ... Read More: