CD-Charts Position 1
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Devil on a Bench in Stanley Park

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Justin Rutledge

Release Date October 23, 2006
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 2
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A Devil on a Bench in Stanley Park

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Justin Rutledge

Release Date March 05, 2007
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 3
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Jeden Tag Da Lieb' Ich Dich Ein Kleines Bisschen Mehr

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Greetje Kauffeld

Release Date February 01, 2003
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 4
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King of the Delta and Pre-war Country Blues, Robert Johnson

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date November 05, 2007
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 5
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Blues Biography [Us Import]

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date January 15, 2008
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 6
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The High Price of Soul

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date January 29, 2007
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 7
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The Story of the Blues

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date November 08, 2004
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 8
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Genius of the Blues: Complete Original Takes

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date April 01, 2005
Heard 'Come Summertime' on the radio and thought first, yes I wish it would come and then secondly think I'll take a punt on this fellow, he sounds good. Was I disappointed ? Certainly not, this is a fine fine album both musically and lyrically. The very excellent sleeve notes tell me Justin is from Toronto, Canada and he co-produced the album with David Baxter. The six-piece band plays electric guitars, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, organ, harmonica, banjo and drums with guests on accordian, violin, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Vocally, Justin is very pleasant on the ear, sounding like a Iain Matthews/Josh Rouse/Neal Casal mixed blend. Guesting on track 9 is Greg Keelor on track 10 is Jim Cuddy both from Blue Rodeo.
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CD-Charts Position 9
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The Complete Recordings

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date April 14, 2008
I regret buying this. Yes, it's very interesting to compare the duplicate versions, especially wondering about the old arguments about the speeding-up (or not) of the original recordings...but now when I come to play this out of simple love for this wonderful music, I'm annoyed at having to skip over the unwanted duplicates, and wish I'd stuck to buying CDs of the original two separate 1961 LP versions. In pretty well every case, I think they got it right, which version to choose etc.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Robert Johnson and the Old School Blues

Search: Honeymoon Blues
by: Robert Johnson

Release Date October 06, 2003
I regret buying this. Yes, it's very interesting to compare the duplicate versions, especially wondering about the old arguments about the speeding-up (or not) of the original recordings...but now when I come to play this out of simple love for this wonderful music, I'm annoyed at having to skip over the unwanted duplicates, and wish I'd stuck to buying CDs of the original two separate 1961 LP versions. In pretty well every case, I think they got it right, which version to choose etc.