| Feb 23 |
Folk Alliance
National Conference
Memphis, TN
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| Feb 24 |
Waucoma Club
Hood River, OR
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| Feb 25 |
Redhare Presents
at Artichoke Music
Portland, OR
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| March 3 |
The Mint
Los Angeles, CA
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| March 27 |
Rod Laver Arena*
Melbourne, Australia
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| March 29 |
Entertainment Centre*
Adelaide, Australia
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| April 1 |
West Coast Blues*
& Roots Festival
Freemantle, Australia
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| April 3 |
Entertainment Centre*
Sydney, Australia
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| April 5 |
Entertainment Centre*
Brisbane, Australia
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| April 7 |
Bluesfest*
Byron Bay, Australia
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* Shows with John Fogerty
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Reviews
Dec 7, 1998 - January 3, 1999
Editorial Picks For'98
Top Ten Albums
1. Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings, Struttin' Our Stuff (Velvel)
2. Ednaswap, Wonderland Park (Island)
3. Cracker, Gentleman's Blues (Virgin)
4. Sheryl Crow, The Globe Sessions (A&M)
5. Bob Dylan, The Royal Albert Hall Concert (Legacy)
6. Alanis Morissette, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie (Maverick)
7. Brian Wilson, Imagination (Giant)
8. The Connells, Still Life (TVT)
9. Bob Malone, Bob Malone (Delta Moon/Chartmaker)
10. Sixpence None The Richer, Sixpence None The Richer (Squint Ent.)
Bob Malone
Bob Malone
Delta Moon Records
Producer: Robert 'Jake' Jacobs & Buzz Burrowes
Top Cuts: "Goodbye L.A.," "What Are You Doing Here With Me?," "Born A Yankee."
Summary: This ivory tickling singer-songwriter is as real as it gets, when it comes to New Orleans-styled bluesy rock. From popping horn arrangements to some heart-tugging barroom ballads, these dozen cuts are flawless. Cross Dr. John's gutsy vocals with the infectious beats of Harry Connick, Jr. and you might get some indication of why this works as well as it does. One of the strongest sleeper albums of the year.
-Stephen P. Wheeler
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