CD-Charts Position 1

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Generation X-Istential Blues

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from: Porch Glow

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CD-Charts Position 2

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Late Night Breakfast

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by: Johhny Neel

Release Date September 12, 2006

CD-Charts Position 3

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Ragged Glory [VINYL]

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by: Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Release Date September 04, 1990

CD-Charts Position 4

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One Last Saturday Night

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by: Rainravens

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CD-Charts Position 5

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George Canyon

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by: George Canyon

Release Date July 13, 2004

CD-Charts Position 6
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Stickin' to My Guns [VINYL]

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by: Etta James

Release Date June 01, 1990
This is a very strong album, one of her best, especially if you like the bluesy side of Etta. Actually, it isn't ALL blues - she gets a rapper called Def Jef to do a bit on one track, which personally I find spoils that track a lot.Many good tracks though, and several outstanding ones such as 'The Blues Don't Care' & "You're Real Good Thing (Is About To End)' There are more great tracks as well, I just can't be bothered to list them all.
Sorry to be a little cynical, at least in the title of this review. In her autobiography, Etta wrote that she was a bit surprised that white people saw her as a BLUES artist. Since I've been a fan of hers for nearly 40 years, and have never seen her as anything BUT a blues artist, I was a bit surprised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Soul Days

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by: Dobie Gray

Release Date November 07, 2000
This is a very strong album, one of her best, especially if you like the bluesy side of Etta. Actually, it isn't ALL blues - she gets a rapper called Def Jef to do a bit on one track, which personally I find spoils that track a lot.Many good tracks though, and several outstanding ones such as 'The Blues Don't Care' & "You're Real Good Thing (Is About To End)' There are more great tracks as well, I just can't be bothered to list them all.
Sorry to be a little cynical, at least in the title of this review. In her autobiography, Etta wrote that she was a bit surprised that white people saw her as a BLUES artist. Since I've been a fan of hers for nearly 40 years, and have never seen her as anything BUT a blues artist, I was a bit surprised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Weld [VINYL]

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by: Neil Young

Release Date November 01, 1991
This is a very strong album, one of her best, especially if you like the bluesy side of Etta. Actually, it isn't ALL blues - she gets a rapper called Def Jef to do a bit on one track, which personally I find spoils that track a lot.Many good tracks though, and several outstanding ones such as 'The Blues Don't Care' & "You're Real Good Thing (Is About To End)' There are more great tracks as well, I just can't be bothered to list them all.
Sorry to be a little cynical, at least in the title of this review. In her autobiography, Etta wrote that she was a bit surprised that white people saw her as a BLUES artist. Since I've been a fan of hers for nearly 40 years, and have never seen her as anything BUT a blues artist, I was a bit surprised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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A New Spark (for An Old Flame)

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by: Johnny Powers

Release Date October 01, 1993
This is a very strong album, one of her best, especially if you like the bluesy side of Etta. Actually, it isn't ALL blues - she gets a rapper called Def Jef to do a bit on one track, which personally I find spoils that track a lot.Many good tracks though, and several outstanding ones such as 'The Blues Don't Care' & "You're Real Good Thing (Is About To End)' There are more great tracks as well, I just can't be bothered to list them all.
Sorry to be a little cynical, at least in the title of this review. In her autobiography, Etta wrote that she was a bit surprised that white people saw her as a BLUES artist. Since I've been a fan of hers for nearly 40 years, and have never seen her as anything BUT a blues artist, I was a bit surprised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Stickin' to My Guns [CASSETTE]

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by: Etta James

Release Date June 01, 1990
This is a very strong album, one of her best, especially if you like the bluesy side of Etta. Actually, it isn't ALL blues - she gets a rapper called Def Jef to do a bit on one track, which personally I find spoils that track a lot.Many good tracks though, and several outstanding ones such as 'The Blues Don't Care' & "You're Real Good Thing (Is About To End)' There are more great tracks as well, I just can't be bothered to list them all.
Sorry to be a little cynical, at least in the title of this review. In her autobiography, Etta wrote that she was a bit surprised that white people saw her as a BLUES artist. Since I've been a fan of hers for nearly 40 years, and have never seen her as anything BUT a blues artist, I was a bit surprised ... Read More: