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September 1997 |
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Texas shouter Robert Ealey comes out with his second for Black Top Records ... like the first one, this album is just so much fun! |
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R&B legend Ruth Brown has her first new album in years, Texas guitarist Long John Hunter releases a second for Alligator, and HighTone begins an important reissue series of recordings from Memphis-based High Water Records. |
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If you like soulful Southern blues, then don't miss the new one on Ichiban by fine singer Vernon Garrett. |
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Former Muddy Waters harmonica player Paul Oscher made a strong comeback with last year's fine album Knockin' On The Devil's Door. |
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