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Mardi Gras Essentials (Hip-O). The musical essentials, that is, including lots of second line--the debauchery you’ll have to supply yourself.
Jerry McCain, This Stuff Just Kills Me (Jericho/ Cello). The latest from the seventy-year-old composer of the Fabulous Thunderbird’s “Tough Enough” and the most nonchalantly rocking and blackly comic of Cello’s recent attempts to provide old bluesmen and women with income and-or royalties before they die.
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Charlie Musselwhite, Best of the Vanguard Years (Vanguard). Proof that during his Vanguard years Musselwhite played harmonica better than he sang--and that Barry Goldberg played the organ even better.
Willie Nelson and the Offenders, Me and the Drummer (Luck). In which the increasingly gray-headed stranger unplugs everything but the steel guitar and revisits his favorite break-up songs in the wee small hours.
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