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Old 06-03-2011, 07:13 AM   #11 (permalink)
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How about Buddy Guy?
Buddy Guy is still on top of his game, BB King once said, "That Buddy is one artist that he could tell right off the bat, who it was by his style of guitar". He also still has an amazing voice for his age. His last album release of last year received fairly good reviews, except for the recording. It was recorded in the old "Chicago Chess Records" style of studio production (as to say). I would think that Buddy Guy deserves to receive the best studio production of the day.

George Graham Reviews Buddy Guy's "Living Proof"
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