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Czar*nok That One Way Capitol
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Carlisle Floyd Carlisle Floyd: Cold Sassy Tree Albany
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Macy Gray Live in Las Vegas NuTech Digital
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Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra Not in Our Name Verve
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OK Go Oh No Capitol
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Opeth Ghost Reveries Roadrunner
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Our Lady Peace Healthy in Paranoid Times Sony
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Les Paul Les Paul and Friends Capitol
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Rihanna Music of the Sun Def Jam
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Sonny Rollins Without a Song: The 9/11 Concert Milestone
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Gerard Schwarz Turn-of-the-Century Cornet Favorites Sony
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Todd Snider That Was Me: The Best of Todd Snider 1994-1998 Hip-O
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Barbra Streisand Guilty [25th Anniversary Edition Dualdisc] Sony
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Marty Stuart Soul's Chapel Superlatone
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Various Artists Austin City Limits Music Festival: 2004 Rhino
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Nancy Wilson The Great American Songbook Blue Note
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Nancy Wilson Guess Who I Saw Today: Nancy Wilson Sings Songs of Lost Love Blue Note
Vocal Jazz, Traditional Pop, Standards, Ballads
Nancy Wilson Save Your Love for Me: Nancy Wilson Sings the Great Blues Ballads Blue Note
Vocal Jazz, Pop-Soul, Traditional Pop, Standards, Ballads
George Winston Summer [Special Edition] Windham Hill
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Tony Yayo Thoughts of a Predicate Felon Interscope
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Article comments
1 - godoggo
A New Charlie Haden's Liberation Orchestra record!!!!!!!
Also, 2 Nancy Wilson records, in case you want to hear what a singer who can sing sings like.
2 - El Bicho
Al,
8-30. Feel free to have someone delete this comment
3 - LegendaryMonkey
I just have to say... Tony Yayo is an inspired name.
4 - DJRadiohead
Eric Clapton is no longer even mediocre blues and has not been for some time.
This new album is going to rot. I finally had to quit buying his music.
5 - Mark Saleski
funny how folks can be so assured that music they've never even listened to will suck.
i've heard a tune from the new Clapton record and it was great.
and it wasn't a blues tune either.
6 - JR
Actually it three Nancy Wilson records, but I think they're all compilations.
I may buy them anyway.
7 - Al Barger
Fair point Mark, but I never liked Clapton much to begin with, and I haven't heard anything even vaguely listenable from him in long decades. After a whole frickin' career of mediocre blues records, I beg forgiveness if I'm so prejudiced as to expect more of the same.
8 - visualsimplicity
Indie darlings, Death Cab for Cutie, releases their first major record label album and there's no peep about it from anyone? Odd.
9 - The Theory
probably because they suck.
I'm interested in the new Opeth, perhaps.
And is that new Brooks and Dunn cd intentionally parodying that Rob Zombie album, Hellbilly Deluxe?
10 - The Theory
actually, the new Death Cab is currently #3 on amazon's sales rank.
did i mention how much I hate them?