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Points: 7341 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 11 2006 at 17:54

I really like blues rock too, I've been listening to lots of Gov't Mule lately. Great stuff!
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Points: 7659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 11 2006 at 17:56
Dutch Tony Wink , in my opinion Cuby is almost similar to the word blues Thumbs Up !
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Points: 5243 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 11 2006 at 22:55
Originally posted by The Wizard The Wizard wrote:

I really like blues rock too, I've been listening to lots of Gov't Mule lately. Great stuff!

Gov't Mule is a great band. They have something new coming soon. Tongue
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Points: 12798 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2006 at 12:14
The recent Walter Trout with friends album ain't bad. Good call Gov't Mule. Excellent call Songlines. Robben Ford has his moments, although out of the jazz fusion guitarists who play blues as well, I much prefer Scott Henderson's blues albums - Tore Down House and Dog Party. Check out Blue Floyd, bluesing up PF.
In passing having found another obscure Mike Bloomfield album in a sale last week - but his singing is bloody painful most of the time and there isn't enough of his trademark guitar playing - I have to ask those who know of this late great guitarist's work, which album would they say is the definitive one? I know of the Sony Rootn'Blues label career compilation and the compilation of radio broadcasts from the Old Waldorff, half the Supersession album (but Al Kooper isn't a great vocalist either and let's forget their Live Adventures), so I have to think it might be the LP version of Mike Bloomfield & Friends Live At The Fillmore - which is now found in part on the CD version of Nick Gravenites' My Labors. BTW thought the Sony lable were about to CD issue the Gravenites/Bloomfield soundtrack for the movie Steelyard Blues last Spring but it didn't happen.
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