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Hi Everyone it's just little ol me with another great listen.Just got
Angela Strehli "Blonde&Blue. She is a lot like Marcia Ball very growly
blues voice really up beat lots of harp and horns.Remember the song UM,Um,Um,Um, I can't tell you who did it but I recongized it right away great remake of it anyway.Check her out a t Amazon.com.It
will be playing Sunday foresure rocking the house DOWN.

Another great listen I found yhis morning over at C2what.com
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals....Lifeline.What's right about
organic and acoustic sounding.

Lisa -- you're so good.   I do enjoy Ben Harper.  
Once we get through all this baseball stuff, I'll give a listen to your suggestions.  

Just an FYI....both Carrie Underwood and Bo Bice came out with new (sophomore) CDs this week.

Thanks Lisa, like Margaux says, after this baseball stuff is over, will have time to listen...want to get Bo's new CD too

Here's a great artist with New England ties that was featured in this weekend's Bangor Daily News -
http://www.leahtysse.com/index.php

See the rest of the article here:
http://bangornews.com/news/t/lifestyle.a...&zoneid=14

So, I have a number of new interests. Lisa, totally agree with Ben Harper. Also found Ryan Shaw. Very retro. His website says, This 26-year-old singer/songwriter from Decatur, Georgia is out to revive the passion and soul of the Golden Age of Rhythm & Blues (1960-1972) for a new generation. http://www.thisisryanshaw.com/#

The other is Martin Sexton. He's apparently been around for a while. Same influences as Taylor. He's from upstate NY I think, but was a street musican in Boston and Cambridge. The song that brought me to him and his new CD "Seeds" was "Happy" but the one that really got to me was "There Go I." http://www.martinsexton.com/

Thanks for some new ones to check out.I'll ck back in
after I've listened to them.

I got the John Townsend CD for Christmas. Just had time to listen to it for the first time. Excellent CD !

Glad you like it Duff.