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Plenty more Magic to be heard on expanded edition of blues/soul great’s Black Magic
We probably don’t need to spend much ink trying to convince you that Magic Sam‘s Black Magic – the follow-up to his 1967 debut West Side Soul – is worth owning; even many casual blues fans will already have a … Continue reading
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Tagged Eddie Shaw, Lafayette Leake, Magic Sam, Mighty Joe Young, Odie Payne
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Liz Mandeville tells it from the heart on Heart ‘O’ Chicago
Though not as widely known perhaps as such contemporaries as Shemekia Copeland, Marcia Ball, Deanna Bogart, and Janiva Magness, Wisconsin-born singer and guitarist Liz Mandeville is really starting to make a name for herself among today’s top ladies of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Branch, Charlie Love, Dizzy Bolinski, Eddie Shaw, Liz Mandeville
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