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Club Gare du Nord

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by: Gare Du Nord

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Blues in the Night

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by: Robert Covington

Release Date October 01, 1999

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Bread & Butter / Big Beat Sounds of the Newbeats

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by: Newbeats

Release Date March 29, 2004

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Old School

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by: Koko Taylor

Release Date April 09, 2007
This album is basically Koko Taylor doing what she does best; belting out classic chicago blues backed by a tight and powerful blues band.

'Piece of Man' is an awesome opening track to the album that sets the mood for a series of heavy blues songs with a definite 'old school' vibe, hence the title of the album. There is plenty of variety on the album ranging from the rocky, funky 'Piece of Man' to the dark and moody 'Money is the name of the Game' and the up beat sound of 'Black Rat', a lightnin hopkins cover but all the songs are linked by the old vibe and Koko's distictive vocal style.

This is a fantastic album with Koko on top form and a simmering hot blues band behind. It would make a good introduction to Koko's ... Read More:

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Victim of Love

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by: Mary Taylor

Release Date May 15, 2000
This album is basically Koko Taylor doing what she does best; belting out classic chicago blues backed by a tight and powerful blues band.

'Piece of Man' is an awesome opening track to the album that sets the mood for a series of heavy blues songs with a definite 'old school' vibe, hence the title of the album. There is plenty of variety on the album ranging from the rocky, funky 'Piece of Man' to the dark and moody 'Money is the name of the Game' and the up beat sound of 'Black Rat', a lightnin hopkins cover but all the songs are linked by the old vibe and Koko's distictive vocal style.

This is a fantastic album with Koko on top form and a simmering hot blues band behind. It would make a good introduction to Koko's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Golden Classics Edition

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by: The Newbeats

Release Date September 01, 1995
This album is basically Koko Taylor doing what she does best; belting out classic chicago blues backed by a tight and powerful blues band.

'Piece of Man' is an awesome opening track to the album that sets the mood for a series of heavy blues songs with a definite 'old school' vibe, hence the title of the album. There is plenty of variety on the album ranging from the rocky, funky 'Piece of Man' to the dark and moody 'Money is the name of the Game' and the up beat sound of 'Black Rat', a lightnin hopkins cover but all the songs are linked by the old vibe and Koko's distictive vocal style.

This is a fantastic album with Koko on top form and a simmering hot blues band behind. It would make a good introduction to Koko's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Track 16: A Selection of the Best of Modern Blues

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by: Various

Release Date June 26, 2000
This album is basically Koko Taylor doing what she does best; belting out classic chicago blues backed by a tight and powerful blues band.

'Piece of Man' is an awesome opening track to the album that sets the mood for a series of heavy blues songs with a definite 'old school' vibe, hence the title of the album. There is plenty of variety on the album ranging from the rocky, funky 'Piece of Man' to the dark and moody 'Money is the name of the Game' and the up beat sound of 'Black Rat', a lightnin hopkins cover but all the songs are linked by the old vibe and Koko's distictive vocal style.

This is a fantastic album with Koko on top form and a simmering hot blues band behind. It would make a good introduction to Koko's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Rhythm Is Our Business/I Believe I Hear Trombone

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by: Big Bill Bissonnette & His Easy Riders Jazz Band

Release Date July 28, 1998
This album is basically Koko Taylor doing what she does best; belting out classic chicago blues backed by a tight and powerful blues band.

'Piece of Man' is an awesome opening track to the album that sets the mood for a series of heavy blues songs with a definite 'old school' vibe, hence the title of the album. There is plenty of variety on the album ranging from the rocky, funky 'Piece of Man' to the dark and moody 'Money is the name of the Game' and the up beat sound of 'Black Rat', a lightnin hopkins cover but all the songs are linked by the old vibe and Koko's distictive vocal style.

This is a fantastic album with Koko on top form and a simmering hot blues band behind. It would make a good introduction to Koko's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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John Lennon's Jukebox

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 08, 2004
When you realise what was missed off this one in favor of stuff that could be seen as unnecessary the question is whats the point?
The most garish mistake is to include the live recording by the Miracles which would never have been on any jukebox.
I also can't see why Lennon would have preferred the cover of Some other guy-by another Liverpool group who Decca actually SIGNED after learning the lessons of a year earlier to the superior original by Richie Barret.Theres no problem licensing an Atlantic recording in any case as the track is on one of the Leiber Stoller compilations.
At the moment though its the only way you can obtain the Timmy Shaw song-an artist unknown even on Wikipedia!

CD-Charts Position 10
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The Ultimate Irving Berlin, Vol. 1 [Original Cast Recordings]

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by: Irving Berlin

Release Date January 15, 2002
When you realise what was missed off this one in favor of stuff that could be seen as unnecessary the question is whats the point?
The most garish mistake is to include the live recording by the Miracles which would never have been on any jukebox.
I also can't see why Lennon would have preferred the cover of Some other guy-by another Liverpool group who Decca actually SIGNED after learning the lessons of a year earlier to the superior original by Richie Barret.Theres no problem licensing an Atlantic recording in any case as the track is on one of the Leiber Stoller compilations.
At the moment though its the only way you can obtain the Timmy Shaw song-an artist unknown even on Wikipedia!