CD-Charts Position 181

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Rocks the Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Ike Turner

Release Date July 29, 1994

CD-Charts Position 182

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Playing for Keeps [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Little Milton

Release Date October 17, 1990

CD-Charts Position 183

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Waiting for Little Milton [VINYL]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Little Milton

Release Date April 16, 1995

CD-Charts Position 184
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Indianola Mississippi Seeds [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: B.B. King

Release Date November 20, 1989
I've been led to understand that this album was recorded as part of a plan to 'cash in' on the chart success if 'The Thrill is Gone', but it is one of those wonders of popular music that manages to transcend any genre or classification.
From the tongue in cheek introductiion to the hairs-on-back-of-neck-raising finale, the flawless production somehow allows the soul/jazz backing to showcase King's guitar playing better than any of the more traditional recordings. The guitar playng on 'King's Special' is, I would argue, some of the greatest 'feel' playing ever committed to record. If you like what Peter Green did in his Fleetwood Mac days, you will absolutely love this album.
There is also a faintly surreal quality to the album: You ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 185
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Greatest Hits [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Little Milton

Release Date September 05, 1995
I've been led to understand that this album was recorded as part of a plan to 'cash in' on the chart success if 'The Thrill is Gone', but it is one of those wonders of popular music that manages to transcend any genre or classification.
From the tongue in cheek introductiion to the hairs-on-back-of-neck-raising finale, the flawless production somehow allows the soul/jazz backing to showcase King's guitar playing better than any of the more traditional recordings. The guitar playng on 'King's Special' is, I would argue, some of the greatest 'feel' playing ever committed to record. If you like what Peter Green did in his Fleetwood Mac days, you will absolutely love this album.
There is also a faintly surreal quality to the album: You ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 186
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King of Blues: 1989 [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: B.B. King

Release Date October 17, 1990
I've been led to understand that this album was recorded as part of a plan to 'cash in' on the chart success if 'The Thrill is Gone', but it is one of those wonders of popular music that manages to transcend any genre or classification.
From the tongue in cheek introductiion to the hairs-on-back-of-neck-raising finale, the flawless production somehow allows the soul/jazz backing to showcase King's guitar playing better than any of the more traditional recordings. The guitar playng on 'King's Special' is, I would argue, some of the greatest 'feel' playing ever committed to record. If you like what Peter Green did in his Fleetwood Mac days, you will absolutely love this album.
There is also a faintly surreal quality to the album: You ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 187
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Blues on the Bayou [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: B.B. King

Release Date October 20, 1998
Doesn't immediately appeal but theres some typical BB King stuff on here. It's worth buying but wouldn't necessarily top my list of must haves.
Production wise the sound suffers on some tracks from over use of Hammond organ and horns. Other-wise this is a laid back collection of enjoyable bluesy stuff. Not really too demanding for the artist, nothing new or challenging for the listener, Mr King doing his stuff, no fluff, just pounding blues.

CD-Charts Position 188
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Ain't Superstitious

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Howlin Wolf

Release Date January 01, 1996
Doesn't immediately appeal but theres some typical BB King stuff on here. It's worth buying but wouldn't necessarily top my list of must haves.
Production wise the sound suffers on some tracks from over use of Hammond organ and horns. Other-wise this is a laid back collection of enjoyable bluesy stuff. Not really too demanding for the artist, nothing new or challenging for the listener, Mr King doing his stuff, no fluff, just pounding blues.

CD-Charts Position 189
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Movin' to the Country [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Little Milton

Release Date October 17, 1990
Doesn't immediately appeal but theres some typical BB King stuff on here. It's worth buying but wouldn't necessarily top my list of must haves.
Production wise the sound suffers on some tracks from over use of Hammond organ and horns. Other-wise this is a laid back collection of enjoyable bluesy stuff. Not really too demanding for the artist, nothing new or challenging for the listener, Mr King doing his stuff, no fluff, just pounding blues.

CD-Charts Position 190
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We're Gonna Make It [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Memphis Blues
by: Little Milton

Release Date October 17, 1990
Doesn't immediately appeal but theres some typical BB King stuff on here. It's worth buying but wouldn't necessarily top my list of must haves.
Production wise the sound suffers on some tracks from over use of Hammond organ and horns. Other-wise this is a laid back collection of enjoyable bluesy stuff. Not really too demanding for the artist, nothing new or challenging for the listener, Mr King doing his stuff, no fluff, just pounding blues.