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Wrap It Up

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Fabulous Thunderbirds

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CD-Charts Position 152
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Let Me in [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Johnny Winter

Release Date December 23, 1999
1991s "Let Me In" features thirteen primarily electric songs, lean, muscular arrangements, and some great guitar playing, as well as R&B-veteran Mac Rebennack (Dr John) playing piano on several tracks.

The tough blues-rockers "You Lie Too Much", "Medicine Man", "You're Humbuggin' Me" and "Illustrated Man", and the catchy old-time rock 'n' roll of "Barefootin'", are among the highlights, as is the excellent, Elmore James-like slide guitar-workout "If You Got A Good Woman".
Winter also does a good rendition of Jimmy Reed's classic "Shame Shame Shame", and he plays some smouldering electric guitar on "Life Is Hard".

And don't forget the magnificent acoustic blues "Let Me In", a soulful, Son House-like slide guitar blues. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 153
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An Introduction to Johnny Copeland

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Johnny Copeland

Release Date November 13, 2006
1991s "Let Me In" features thirteen primarily electric songs, lean, muscular arrangements, and some great guitar playing, as well as R&B-veteran Mac Rebennack (Dr John) playing piano on several tracks.

The tough blues-rockers "You Lie Too Much", "Medicine Man", "You're Humbuggin' Me" and "Illustrated Man", and the catchy old-time rock 'n' roll of "Barefootin'", are among the highlights, as is the excellent, Elmore James-like slide guitar-workout "If You Got A Good Woman".
Winter also does a good rendition of Jimmy Reed's classic "Shame Shame Shame", and he plays some smouldering electric guitar on "Life Is Hard".

And don't forget the magnificent acoustic blues "Let Me In", a soulful, Son House-like slide guitar blues. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 154
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Box of the Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 13, 2003
1991s "Let Me In" features thirteen primarily electric songs, lean, muscular arrangements, and some great guitar playing, as well as R&B-veteran Mac Rebennack (Dr John) playing piano on several tracks.

The tough blues-rockers "You Lie Too Much", "Medicine Man", "You're Humbuggin' Me" and "Illustrated Man", and the catchy old-time rock 'n' roll of "Barefootin'", are among the highlights, as is the excellent, Elmore James-like slide guitar-workout "If You Got A Good Woman".
Winter also does a good rendition of Jimmy Reed's classic "Shame Shame Shame", and he plays some smouldering electric guitar on "Life Is Hard".

And don't forget the magnificent acoustic blues "Let Me In", a soulful, Son House-like slide guitar blues. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 155
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Funk Beyond the Call of Duty

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Johnny 'Guitar' Watson

Release Date October 17, 2005
1991s "Let Me In" features thirteen primarily electric songs, lean, muscular arrangements, and some great guitar playing, as well as R&B-veteran Mac Rebennack (Dr John) playing piano on several tracks.

The tough blues-rockers "You Lie Too Much", "Medicine Man", "You're Humbuggin' Me" and "Illustrated Man", and the catchy old-time rock 'n' roll of "Barefootin'", are among the highlights, as is the excellent, Elmore James-like slide guitar-workout "If You Got A Good Woman".
Winter also does a good rendition of Jimmy Reed's classic "Shame Shame Shame", and he plays some smouldering electric guitar on "Life Is Hard".

And don't forget the magnificent acoustic blues "Let Me In", a soulful, Son House-like slide guitar blues. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 156
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In Step

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Stevie Ray Vaughan

Release Date August 24, 1998
SRV and Double Trouble's final recording is a fitting footnote to a career which would end in a tragic helicopter crash the following year. It's ironic; In Step catches Stevie at his most vital; alive and thankful for the chance he'd been given following years of drug and alcohol abuse. The optimistic tone and fiery licks are showcased in tracks such as "Crossfire" and "Tightrope" and Buddy Guy gets a suitable nod with scalding versions of "Let Me Love You Baby" and "Leave My Girl Alone". The standout track on this recording; however is the more contemplative "Riviera Paradise" - a gorgeous meditation with shimmering guitar and marrow-deep soul. If Stevie had died four years earlier, when his addictions threatened to overwhelm him, we would have ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 157
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Texas Cannonball [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Freddie King

Release Date December 23, 1999
SRV and Double Trouble's final recording is a fitting footnote to a career which would end in a tragic helicopter crash the following year. It's ironic; In Step catches Stevie at his most vital; alive and thankful for the chance he'd been given following years of drug and alcohol abuse. The optimistic tone and fiery licks are showcased in tracks such as "Crossfire" and "Tightrope" and Buddy Guy gets a suitable nod with scalding versions of "Let Me Love You Baby" and "Leave My Girl Alone". The standout track on this recording; however is the more contemplative "Riviera Paradise" - a gorgeous meditation with shimmering guitar and marrow-deep soul. If Stevie had died four years earlier, when his addictions threatened to overwhelm him, we would have ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 158
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Swim Away

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Toni Price

Release Date July 13, 1995
SRV and Double Trouble's final recording is a fitting footnote to a career which would end in a tragic helicopter crash the following year. It's ironic; In Step catches Stevie at his most vital; alive and thankful for the chance he'd been given following years of drug and alcohol abuse. The optimistic tone and fiery licks are showcased in tracks such as "Crossfire" and "Tightrope" and Buddy Guy gets a suitable nod with scalding versions of "Let Me Love You Baby" and "Leave My Girl Alone". The standout track on this recording; however is the more contemplative "Riviera Paradise" - a gorgeous meditation with shimmering guitar and marrow-deep soul. If Stevie had died four years earlier, when his addictions threatened to overwhelm him, we would have ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 159
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Deep Freeze

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Albert Collins

Release Date March 21, 2005
SRV and Double Trouble's final recording is a fitting footnote to a career which would end in a tragic helicopter crash the following year. It's ironic; In Step catches Stevie at his most vital; alive and thankful for the chance he'd been given following years of drug and alcohol abuse. The optimistic tone and fiery licks are showcased in tracks such as "Crossfire" and "Tightrope" and Buddy Guy gets a suitable nod with scalding versions of "Let Me Love You Baby" and "Leave My Girl Alone". The standout track on this recording; however is the more contemplative "Riviera Paradise" - a gorgeous meditation with shimmering guitar and marrow-deep soul. If Stevie had died four years earlier, when his addictions threatened to overwhelm him, we would have ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 160
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T-Bird Rhythm

CD-Charts > Music > Texas Blues
by: Fabulous Thunderbirds

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First heard this visiting buddies at college. Real classic in my record collection. Bought it first on vinyl and then later on CD. Given a few copies as presents. My farourite T-Birds album. Tap yer feet and wiggle yer butt! If you like to play blues / rock-n-roll, you'll want to work out every one of the riffs on this album - all classics.