The Top Five albums from last week hang tough, while there are a few surprises in 6 ~ 10… |
| Bonnie on Slipstream Tour: Ann Arbor, MI |
#1. Bonnie Raitt’s SLIPSTREAM still riding the Top of the Chart…Check her out doing the first single on David Letterman—Three days after the release of the album
#2. The Tedeschi-Trucks Band is still locked in at the number two spot with
EVERYBODY’S TALKIN’
(They also hold down #7 with REVELATOR)…
#3. Joe Bonamassa,
with DRIVING TOWARDS DAYLIGHT, secures his number three spot again… |
| Gary Clark, Jr. in Austin, TX |
#4. BRIGHT LIGHTS, the very hot EP by Gary Clark, Jr. stays tight at the fourth position…
#5. Dr. John’s LOCKED DOWN is locked into the middle of the chart again…
The bottom five are a surprise (AT LEAST TO ME)…
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| Hugh Laurie, with some help from Joe Satriani, Comes in at #6 |
#6. The Royal Southern Brotherhood has been totally knocked out of the Top Ten...
with Hugh Laurie’s LET THEM TALK moving up from the eighth position into number six…
#7. Tedeschi-Trucks’ REVELATOR hangs in there at the seven spot…
#8. PLAY THE BLUES, the collaboration of Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton moves up from the nine spot…
#9. Joe Bonamassa adds an
other one to the chart with his very cool release, DUST BOWL…#10. Sonny Landreth clings onto the ten spot with ELEMENTAL JOURNEY…
THAT’S IT, THE TOP TEN BLUES ALBUMS FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 12, 2012:
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