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Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters —
Grateful Heart – Blues & Ballads ... CD 
Bullseye Blues, 1996. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Robert Nighthawk —
Live On Maxwell Street 1964 ... CD Bullseye Blues, 1964. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Features Nighthawk on vocals and guitar – plus a bit of guest harmonica from Carey Bell! CD
(Out of print, sticker over barcode.)
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Wilson Pickett —
It's Harder Now ... CD Bullseye Blues, 1999. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... CD
(Mark through barcode)
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Little Jimmy King —
Something Inside Of Me ... CD Bullseye Blues, 1994. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Omar & The Howlers —
Live At Paradiso ... CD Bullseye Blues, 1993. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Original Bullseye pressing.)
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Otis Clay —
I'll Treat You Right ... CD Bullseye Blues/
... CD
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Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets —
Which Way Is Texas? ... CD Rounder/
... CD
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Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom —
Zim Zam Zoom ... CD Bullseye Blues, 1996. Used ... Out Of Stock
One of the sweetest sets ever cut by organist Ron Levy – and a record that's done very much in the mode of the older Prestige soul jazz and jazz funk that first inspired his work! Of course, that relation to Prestige is no surprise – given that Ron's working here with Melvin Sparks on guitar and Idris Muhammad on drums – who both help give the record a feel that's a lot more classic than you might expect for the date. But the real star of the set is Levy, whose clean, lean lines on the Hammond B-3 recall the early genius of Charles Earland at its best! Titles include "Zim Zam Zoom", "Lost Tribes", "Sons Of Abraham", "Last Go Round", "Silver Cannonball", and "Lonely Avenue". CD
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Flying Dutchman, 1969. Very Good+ Gatefold ... Just Sold Out!
A great little set from T-Bone – recorded at the end of the 60s, with a lineup that includes other blues musicians like Joe Turner, Otis Spann, and George Harmonica Smith, plus jazz funk players like Paul Humphrey and Ernie Watts! The vibe is very laidback – and most tracks on the album stretch out in an extended free-form style that's quite unusual compared to T-Bone's other records. As usual, his guitar and vocals are very soulful – and titles include "Paris Blues", "Blues Jam", and "Jot's Blues". A real gem on Flying Dutchman/
(Original Bluestime bullseye label pressing. Cover has light wear and aging.)
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