Day: October 25, 2022

Denys Lable & Christian Padovan – Dedouble (2022)

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Release year: 2022
Genre: Blues Rock
Country: France

Tracklist:
01. Never Enough (03:52)
02. Mon beau nuage (2022) (Instrumental) (04:08)
03. Hi-Heel sneakers (04:10)
04. For good times’ sake (Instrumental) (04:10)
05. Willow weep for me (03:43)
06. Sphisticated boogie (Instrumental) (04:07)
07. Not a day without you (03:46)
08. Pet sound (Instrumental) (04:06)
09. Boire Seul (01:44)
10. Blues for Pipa (03:37)
11. Always with us (Instrumental) (03:12)
12. L’echidne (Live – instrumental) (04:3

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John Fusco – Borderlands (2022)

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Release year: 2022
Genre: Blues Rock
Country: USA

Tracklist:
01. Coyote Man (04:12)
02. Dance Of The Seven Veils (04:45)
03. Bad Luck Rides Shotgun (04:50)
04. Horseback Jesus (05:00)
05. Cowboy Picture (04:22)
06.Countrified Noise (04:24)
07. Cyanide Whiskey (07:05)
08. Knighted By The Queen (04:01)
09. Run, Rez Dog, Run (06:08)
10. Ain’t No Grave (04:01)

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Bjorn Hamrin – Coda (2022)

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Release year: 2022
Genre: Blues Rock / Blues
Country: Sweden

Tracklist:
01. I Can’t Trust Nobody (05:19)
02. This Is The Time (04:28)
03. Bound To Crawl (03:44)
04. Waiting In Vain (03:03)
05. A Lover Like You (03:46)
06. Something Out There (03:47)
07. That Man (06:17)
08. You Would Rather Go (03:39)
09. She’s Gone (03:21)
10. Evil Thinking (04:51)
11. Flying Shoes (05:10)
12. Walking (04:38)
13. In The Pines (05:10)
14 Stones In My Passway (04:24)

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Sweet Sin ‎– Sweet Sin [The ”Lost UK Jewels” Collectors Series – Vol.14] 2018+FLAC

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Sweet Sin ‎– Sweet Sin [The ''Lost UK Jewels'' Collectors Series – Vol.14] 2018
As part of the treasurable, collectors ‘Lost UK Jewels‘ series, here’s the not featured everywhere Vol.14, SWEET SIN‘s self-titled private LP ”Sweet Sin” from 1988, remastered and including 3 previously unreleased tracks as bonus.

If you’ve been following the “Lost UK Jewels” series from the very first volume then you’ll be all too aware that the UK in the Eighties, the North West in particular, was a hotbed of unsigned talent. A vast array of bands all vying for a record deal, with most falling at the first hurdle and only a select few getting their feet on the ladder.
SWEET SIN was a rare breed, undeterred by lack

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