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Nine Glenn Hughes albums you should listen to and one to avoid
Buying guide Half a century of hard-rocking, blues’n’funk alchemy has earned golden-throated bassist Glenn Hughes a place at the top table of British rock - and these are his best albums
Sulfur City: Talking Loud (Alive Naturalsound)
Canadian roots-rockers broaden the scope of the blues.
Seratones: Get Gone (Fat Possum)
Indie-infused garage rock and blues with a psychedelic glint.
Matt Andersen: Honest Man
Canadian singer-songwriter and hip-hop producer update roots template.
HARMONICA SHAH
If You Live To Get Old, You Will Understand
The timeless sound of the Chicago blues harp – from Detroit.
Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado – Songs From The Road
Superb DVD/CD from the king of the European blues shouters
Mike Brookfield – Love Breaks The Fall
Heartfelt songs and strong melodies shot through with impassioned solos.
Chantel McGregor: Lose Control
Multi-faceted, guitar-driven rock, anchored by an elemental stamp.
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