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1	Blue Streak (1995) more music like this by Luther Allison A follow-up to his previous Soul Fixin' Man (which uses the same personnel and may be from the same sessions), bluesman guitarist/singer Luther Allison is in top form throughout this well-rounded set. Allison wrote (or co-wrote with guitarist James Solberg) all but one of the dozen songs, and these range from heated blues struts to blues ballads. ... see all copies from $15.27! new only from $16.03!
2	Marianne Faithfull (1965) more music like this by Marianne Faithfull Her erratic, self-titled debut features lovely baroque arrangements by Mike Leander and decent tunes like "As Tears Go By," and Jackie DeShannon's "Come and Stay With Me" and "In My Time of Sorrow," and Bacharach/David's "If I Never Get to Love You," as well as fairly crummy covers of hits by the Beatles, Herman's Hermits, and Petula Clark. Look ... see all copies from $11.75! new only from $11.75!
3	Live in Chicago (1999) more music like this by Luther Allison Pulled from performances at the Chicago Blues Festival, Buddy Guy's Legends club with a couple of strays recorded in Lincoln, NE, that were too good not to include, this two-disc set captures Allison at the absolute peak of his powers. Disc one is the Chicago Blues Festival in its entirety with a bonus track of Luther jamming on the finale with ... see all copies from $20.75! new only from $20.75!
4	Black Magic (1968) more music like this by Magic Sam This album's color cover photo is an action shot, showing Magic Sam in the process of choking and bending his strings, a good hike up the fretboard. It isn't clear exactly what he is playing from the picture, although that certainly didn't stop dozens of pimply hippie guitar players from trying to figure it out. In the meantime, the record goes on ... see all copies from $10.49! new only from $10.49!
5	The Best of Ronnie Earl (2006) more music like this by Ronnie Earl New England blues guitarist Ronnie Earl has spent his recording career, which began in 1979 when he replaced Duke Robillard in Roomful of Blues, flirting with his own hybrid brand of blues/jazz/R&B, and his elegant solos on guitar always seem on the edge of breaking out into a whole new category, although they never quite do, and he remains an ... see all copies from $13.53! new only from $20.12!
6	The Duke Meets the Earl (2005) more music like this by Ronnie Earl & Duke Robillard The Duke Meets the Earl seems like an obvious album, pairing two of New England's finest contemporary blues guitarists, Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl, who both share the same sort of hard, clear tone in their playing (Earl actually replaced Robillard in Roomful of Blues when the latter left the group for a solo career). For Earl, who has been ... see all copies from $15.11! new only from $15.11!
7	Blueplicity (1994) more music like this by Dave Specter Sometimes conviction, charm and humor can be as important as performing proficiency. While there's little in the playing or singing of guitarist Dave Specter or vocalist/harmonica player Tad Robinson that you haven't heard before, they so obviously enjoy what they're doing and communicate it so well that you eventually overlook their familiar ... see all copies from $10.65! new only from $10.65!
8	Ain't That a Kick (2000) by O-Tones see all copies from $8.65! new only from $12.73!
9	This Ain't No Rock N' Roll (1995) more music like this by Mississippi Fred McDowell Adding ten bonus tracks to the original release, 1995's This Ain't No Rock N' Roll is an impressive, extensive collection of the later work of Mississippi Fred McDowell. Though he uses a backup band consisting of second guitar, bass, and drums, the majority of the tracks simply feature McDowell unaccompanied, showing off his masterful bottleneck ... see all copies from $12.49! new only from $15.33!
10	Give Me Time (1991) more music like this by Magic Sam These intimate home tapes from Magic Sam were documented a year before his untimely passing in 1969. Sam -- born Samuel Maghett in the Delta of Mississippi -- became one of the unquestionable originals and seminal contributors to the Chicago Westside blues scene in the late 1950s and 1960s. As this collection aptly demonstrates, he is at the top ... see all copies from $11.51! new only from $13.84!
11	Trouble Time (1992) more music like this by Tinsley Ellis see all copies from $6.00! new only from $7.65!
12 view cover	Live at the Hot Spot (2000) more music like this by Bill Lupkin & the Chicago Blues Coalition see all copies from $14.11! new only from $14.11!
13 view cover	Rack 'em Up (1989) more music like this by Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets featuring Sam Myers Rack 'Em Up is a straightforward blues album that demonstrates Anson Funderburgh's affection for the Texas shuffle. Nobody on the album, whether it's Funderburgh or the Kamikaze Horns, overplays their hand and it delivers the goods efficiently although without flair. Thom Owens, All Music Guide see all copies from $34.63!
14 view cover	The Rich Records Story (2007) more music like this by Various Artists In the 1950s, John R. Richbourg was a disc jockey at Nashville's WLAC, then one of the biggest R&B radio stations in the South, and like many successful disc jockeys of the day he decided to put his knowledge and reputation to use and started a record company. Rich Records only lasted a few years in the early '60s, but they managed to put out a ... see all copies from $13.01! new only from $13.01!
15 view cover	Thru the Years: A Retrospective (1981-1992) (1992) more music like this by Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets Thru the Years: A Retrospective (1981-1992) collects the highlights from Funderburgh's albums for Black Top, drawing from all the different bands he fronted in that decade or so. The best tracks remain his cuts with Sam Myers or Darrell Nulisch, but the finest songs from his lesser bands are included, making Thru the Years an excellent way to get ... see all copies from $6.99!
16 view cover	The Magic Sam Legacy (1989) more music like this by Magic Sam The 13 tracks on Magic Sam Legacy (1997) are culled from material initially discarded from his two Delmark studio LPs West Side Soul (1967) and Black Magic (1968). The principal caveat being the John Lee Hooker inspired "I Feel So Good" -- liberally copping Hooker's "Boogie Chillun" -- and the spirited instrumental "Lookin' Good," both of which ... see all copies from $12.69! new only from $17.41!
17 view cover	Raw Heat (1996) more music like this by Heaters see all copies from $14.22!
18	Rage more music like this by Rage see all copies from $10.00!
19 view cover	The Collection (2005) more music like this by Marianne Faithfull Any Marianne Faithfull collection from her Decca years that doesn't include "As Tears Go By" is of special interest, as some listeners have never been convinced of her version's merits, regardless of its chart position. In this case, there are 40 songs here in a distinctly folk and pop/cabaret vein, mastered in state of the art sound, that capture ... see all copies from $19.99! new only from $19.99!
20	Soul Garden (2007) more music like this by Erin Jaimes see all copies from $10.59! new only from $10.59!
21 view cover	Marianne Faithfull [Japan] (2002) more music like this by Marianne Faithfull Her erratic, self-titled debut features lovely baroque arrangements by Mike Leander and decent tunes like "As Tears Go By"; Jackie DeShannon's "Come and Stay With Me" and "In My Time of Sorrow"; and Bacharach/David's "If I Never Get to Love You," as well as fairly crummy covers of hits by the Beatles, Herman's Hermits, and Petula Clark. Look for ... see all copies from $32.91! new only from $32.91!
22 view cover	Complete Works in Chronological Order, Vol. 2 (1935-37) (1995) more music like this by Walter Davis see all copies from $23.10! new only from $23.10!
23 view cover	Homegrown (1994) more music like this by Dodgy Working from the same basic formula that made their debut a winner, Dodgy perfected their approach with their second album, Homegrown. The trio's hooks and melodies are sharper, making songs like "Staying Out for the Summer," "Melodies Haunt You," "So Let Me Go Far" and "Making the Most Of" indelible slices of punk-pop. There are still a few stray ... see all copies from $11.22! new only from $11.22!
24 view cover	19 Lucky Strikes (1989) more music like this by The Kingsnakes see all copies from $14.52! new only from $14.52!
25 view cover	Take Me to Your Maker [Bonus Track] (2007) more music like this by Johnny Mastro see all copies from $18.28! new only from $18.28!

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