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Going Down - Bobby Rush ; Jimmie Vaughan
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Reconsider Baby - Benny Turner Feat. Derek O'Brien
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Flip, Flop and Fly - Jivin' Gene Feat. Charlie Sexton
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You'll Lose a Good Thing - Kam Franklin
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If You Change Your Mind - Lil' Ed Williams
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Talkin' 'Bout My Friends - Kim Wilson ; the Fabulous Thunderbirds
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Those Lonely, Lonely Nights - McKinley James
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The Sky Is Crying - Lurrie Bell Feat. Joe Sublett
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Lead Me on - Ruthie Foster
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Bad Boy - Doyle Bramhall II
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Just Like a Bird Without a Feather - Big Bill Morganfield
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Honest I Do - John Primer
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Lookin' Good - Eve Monsees Feat. Lurrie Bell and Very Special Guest Billy Gibbons
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The Things That I Used to Do - Lynn August Feat. Marcia Ball
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Willie the Wimp - C.J. Chenier
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You Got Me Where You Want Me - Sue Foley
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If (I Could Be with You) - Kam Franklin
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Message from Miss Lavelle - Lavelle White Feat. Derek O'Brien ; Marcia Ball
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Label: ANTONE'S RECORDS
Last Real Texas Blues Album / Various
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Antone's is 50 this year. That's 50 years of Blues at Antone's. That's 31 years of Clifford Antone laying the ground work, and 19 years trying to carry on his mission. That is 'playing the blues', but it's deeper; it's celebrating folks who deserve greater recognition. Putting them in the spotlight and giving them their flowers. It's finding the right young artists to pair with them and establishing torch carriers. This album encapsulates that mission. It is "The Last Real Texas Blues Album." This album features an amazing assortment of artists covering, jamming and reinterpreting a deep catalog of classic blues songs. Recorded at Arlyn Studios in Austin, TX with a host of incredible Texas Blues musicians, this album defines and celebrates the history of Texas blues.






