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January 1998 |
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Our chief reviewer picks his top ten of '97, led by The Bone Shakers' Book of Spells. And we've also got a few lists submitted by our readers. |
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The best of the new ones this month include Johnny Rawls' Louisiana Woman and Southern soul singer Lou Pride's Twisting The Knife. |
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We look at the biggest surprises on the blues recording scene in 1997. |
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1997 was also a great year for blues reissues, and we've got our top ten list. Most of the top reissues came from MCA's tribute to Chess Records. |
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  Charged with Webtricity Blues Bytes is a joint production of Blue Night Productions and the Phoenix Blues Society, and is compiled by Bill Mitchell. All reviews are the opinions of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect those of Blue Night Productions or the Phoenix Blues Society. |
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