CD-Charts Position 171

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The Closer You Get [VINYL]

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by: Six By Seven

Release Date March 20, 2000

CD-Charts Position 172

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Kernis: 100 Greatest Dance Hits

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by: Kernis

Release Date October 01, 1999

CD-Charts Position 173

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Legionaires Disease

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by: Scotland Barr & The Slow Drags

Release Date September 13, 2005

CD-Charts Position 174

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Legionaires Disease

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by: Scotland Barr, Slow Drags

Release Date September 13, 2005

CD-Charts Position 175
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The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death

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by: John Fahey

Release Date May 27, 1997
For the benefit of the unitiated, John Fahey recorded most of this either in the field or on his immediate return to civilisation in 1959-60!

Most of it was based on tunes he'd heard in his youth and the same sort of music he heard in America's deep South. Some traditional tunes are here, though the majority is his own work.

Steel, acoustic and 12-string guitars join banjo in the instruments John Fahey uses here. Everything sounds the same-and that's a good thing for once.

Why? Simply because everything sounds as good as the rest of it. Top quality playing throughout and an amazing variety of land, sound and folk scapes are drifted past you.

I first chanced on it with that green Transatlantic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 176
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The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death

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by: John Fahey

Release Date June 24, 1997
For the benefit of the unitiated, John Fahey recorded most of this either in the field or on his immediate return to civilisation in 1959-60!

Most of it was based on tunes he'd heard in his youth and the same sort of music he heard in America's deep South. Some traditional tunes are here, though the majority is his own work.

Steel, acoustic and 12-string guitars join banjo in the instruments John Fahey uses here. Everything sounds the same-and that's a good thing for once.

Why? Simply because everything sounds as good as the rest of it. Top quality playing throughout and an amazing variety of land, sound and folk scapes are drifted past you.

I first chanced on it with that green Transatlantic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 177
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Ten Days in November

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by: Sue Foley

Release Date October 01, 1999
Sue Foley has a unique voice. It is part "little girl lost" and part "world weary woman".It is very appealing and definately significantly different to most other female singers.That alone is enough to make this CD special,but what makes it stand out as something really impressive and enjoyable is the superb backing of a tight organ/drums/bass combo,and the knock-out guitar work of Sue herself.This CD is nothing short of superb and really rocks in a blues beat way.

CD-Charts Position 178
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The Grateful Dead: Expanded and Remastered

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by: Grateful Dead

Release Date March 10, 2003
What is it that's being sold here. The title and cover art shows the Skull and Bones live album but the review and the tracklisting shows the bands debut album.

Which is which? I'd like to buy a copy of the remastered Skull and Bones but can't be certain that this is what I'd get

CD-Charts Position 179
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Haiku

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by: Michael Jefry Stevens, Mark...

Release Date March 18, 2002
What is it that's being sold here. The title and cover art shows the Skull and Bones live album but the review and the tracklisting shows the bands debut album.

Which is which? I'd like to buy a copy of the remastered Skull and Bones but can't be certain that this is what I'd get

CD-Charts Position 180
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The Most Colourful Hillbilly Band in America

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by: Maddox Brothers

Release Date January 15, 2000
No, it's not an overstatement. I'm a music nut and have been all my life but everything palls after a while EXCEPT the Maddox Bros & Rose. Nowhere else will you find anything THIS wild, raw, crazy and raucous one minute, then so tender and heartbreaking the next. Every doggone track is a musical rollercoaster and a fascinating snapshot of pre-Elvis US culture. He'd have been nothing without this bunch - read Johnny Whiteside's biography 'Rambling Rose' for the full story