CD-Charts Position 1

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Wanderers Swing: Texas Dance Hall Music

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 26, 2003

CD-Charts Position 2

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Texas Rhythm Club

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by: Joe Mcbride

Release Date June 27, 2000

CD-Charts Position 3

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Looky Here! [CASSETTE]

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by: Mike Morgan & the Crawl

Release Date June 04, 1996

CD-Charts Position 4

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Back from the Dead

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by: Memphis Mike & The Legendary Tremblers

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CD-Charts Position 5

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Looky Here

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by: Mike Morgan

Release Date May 20, 1996

CD-Charts Position 6
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Blue Guitars [11CD + DVD]

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by: Chris Rea

Release Date October 17, 2005
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Looky Here

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by: Mike Morgan

Release Date March 01, 2000
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Texas Rhythm Club

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by: Joe McBride

Release Date June 25, 2001
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.

CD-Charts Position 9
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A Celebration of Blues: Great Rock-A-Boogie Blues [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 18, 1997
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Lone Star Blues [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 07, 1997
Whilst I admire Chris Rea's ambition I fear the scope was too great and he stretched himself too far. From 11 CDs I found only 11 songs of top notch material. The majority of the rest was rather generic needing further effort applied or simply forgotten all together. Therefore it's quite a hefty sum to pay out when the majority of it is so unrewarding. Instead I'd recommend people save their money for the Blue Jukebox album which is a far more focused and rewarding experience.