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Lonnie Brooks – Wound Up Tight

Jimmy Dawkins – Hot Wire 81

Willy DeVille – Unplugged in Berlin

Deitra Farr – The Search Is Over

Son Seals – Midnight Son

Magic Slim & The Teardrops – Black Tornado

Mighty Sam McClain – Keep On Movin’

The Cinelli Brothers – Almost Exactly…The Cinelli Brothers

Kirk Fletcher – Shades of Blue

Jimmy Burns – Leaving Here Walking

Little Charlie & The Nightcats – Shadow Of The Blues

Rick Estrin & The Nightcats – One Wrong Turn

A.C. Reed – I’m In The Wrong Business

Byther Smith – Throw Away The Book

Billy Boy Arnold – Eldorado Cadillac

Altered Five Blues Band – Cryin’ Mercy

Lil Ed & The Blues Imperials – Heads Up!

Nick Moss Band – Get Your Back Into It!

Albert Collins – Cold Snap

Memphis Minnie – Memphis Minnie Volume 1 The Complete Post-War Recordings In Chronological Order

Jake La Botz – I’m a Crow

Nick Moss Band – The High Cost Of Low Living

John Primer – Call Me John Primer

The Cash Box Kings – Hail To The Kings!

Eddy Clearwater – West Side Strut

Blues Company – Vintage

Son Seals – Live and Burning

Roomful Of Blues – Watch You When You Go

Luther “Snake Boy” Johnson – They call me the snake

Otis Rush – 1956-1958 Cobra Recordings

Snooky Pryor – Mind Your Own Business

Natalia M. King – Woman Mind of My Own

Dave Gross – Take the Gamble

Los Lonely Boys – Forgiven

Louis Jordan – Let The Good Times Roll: The Anthology 1938 – 1953

James Cotton – Harp Attack!

Hound Dog Taylor – Genuine Houserocking Music

William Elliott Whitmore – Song of the Blackbird

Tom Hambridge – BLU JA VU

Dani Wilde – Songs About You

John Németh – May Be the Last Time

Toronzo Cannon – The Preacher, The Politician Or The Pimp

Billy Branch & The Sons of Blues – Roots And Branches – The Songs Of Little Walter

Chuck Berry – You Never Can Tell: His Complete Chess Recordings 1960 -1966

Elise LeGrow – Playing Chess

Jimmy Dawkins – Fast Fingers

Carey Bell – Heartaches And Pain

Snooky Pryor – Too Cool to Move

J.B. Lenoir – Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: J.B. Lenoir

Jimmy Rogers – The Complete Chess Recordings