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The Virtual Kiosk CD Store
Over 250 pages of CDs with nearly 4,000 artists listed in this Virtual Mall. The EvO:R Virtual CD Mall
has been responsible for over 6,000 Independent CD sales since opening. We don't actually stock or sell the CDs,
we simply list each CD by genre and link the visitor to websites such as CD Baby and Peacework Music Network for the sale.
We also offer Guitar Kits, T-Shirts and plenty more.
Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week...
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Chicago Style Artists
Acoustic Blues I Chicago Blues I
Guitar Blues I Rockin' Blues I Texas Blues I
Top Picks
 | MUDDY WATERS, BIG MAMA THORNTON, BIG JOE TURNER, J.B. HUTTO: blues review of the 20th century TopCat Records of Dallas, Texas has announced the release of the CD, The Blues Revue Of The 20th Century - Volume 1, culled from the Lost Tapes of a 1971 concert tour featuring blues greats Muddy Waters, Big Mama Thornton, Big Joe Turner, |
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 | THE BOBBY KYLE BAND: last call for the blues "Kyle may be one of the best ... blues singers in the business. Yes, he really is that good and proves it time and again." - Blues Revue Magazine |
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 | BELUSHI - AYKROYD: have love will travel Have Love Will Travel is a very personal revisiting of urban blues, R 'n' B, jump-swing and rock. It's fun, tight, crisp, fast and exciting. |
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 | MONSTER MIKE WELCH: cryin' hey! Cryin' Hey. is Monster Mike Welch's first CD of traditional blues, and represents his finest playing and singing to date. |
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 | SCHOOL OF THE BLUES ALL-STAR BAND: we are the blues - school of the blues all-star band live in the studio! An exciting journey through some of the most celebrated songs the blues has to offer. |
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 | THE SUPERSTITIONS: juke town ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT VINTAGE BLUES ISSUES IN AGES.GREAT HARP/SAX/GUITAR IN PEAK FORM. LIVING BLUES. |
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 | BARRELHOUSE CHUCK AND THE ALL-STAR BLUES BAND FEATURING KIM WILS: got my eyes on you Updated versions of classic Chicago Blues performed by today's best musicians. Focus on piano and harmonica. |
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 | THE MIGHTY BLUE KINGS: live from chicago The best element to this album? Showmanship. This album gives you a taste of the band live - where anything can happen. Incredible energy ... The cover of "Manic Depression" blows the cover of the CD clean out of the jewel box. |
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 | JOHNNY KEYES AND THE MAGNIFICENTS: johnny keyes and the magnificents This is Classic Fifties Du-Wop, sung by one of the Pioneer Vocal Groups of this genre. |
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 | SKIP TOWNE AND THE GREYHOUNDS: road works live Chicago Style Rockin' Blues: Hard driving,Live Blues with a full horn section and 10 piece band featuring Peter Quinn, ("The Curly Shuffle" (Jump'n The Saddle)) and "Brother John" Kattke (Buddy Guy, Jr. Wells, Eric Clapton and Koko Taylor). |
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 | THE WITCH DOCTORS: barroom science, dying penniless and insane Way strong Mojo, ritualistic barroom blues healing.. This is the white hot blues juice, Detroit grind at its best.. You need one for the home AND one for the office. |
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 | PETE SPECIAL TRIO: this town Full throated gut-wrenching southern Mississippi blues, soul and rnb from the man who founded Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows, played a stint with The Band, and has now formed trio that's set to revolutinize the execution of Chicago blues. |
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 | KEITH DUNN: alone with the blues Blues songs for thinkers with melodic harmonica and razor sharp vocals. |
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 | SHOE SUEDE BLUES: saved by the blues Peter Tork sings the blues, backed by a posse of veteran blues cats. |
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 | NIGHTFIRE FEATURING HARVEY MANDEL, FREDDIE ROULETTE, PETE SEARS: nightfire Blues, rock, jazz, and rap, instrumental and vocal, by masters of psychedelic and lap steel guitar. Guest artists include Roy Rogers, Norton Buffalo, Henry Kaiser, and members of Santana, Jefferson Starship, and Sly and the Family Stone. |
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 | SISTA MONICA: live in europe In front of 16,000 blues lovers this is an electrifying powerhouse performance at the Belgium R&B Festival. She is one of the hottest female blues, funk and soul singers on the global music scene today. |
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 | CARAVAN OF ALLSTARS WITH WYLIE TRASS & TEDDY WATSON: the music they played on 7th street West Coast Blues |
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 | FRANK MOREY: the delmark sessions Witty gritty, gravely Blues, Urban American Folk Music of post industrial mill town America, of the people displaced when downtown became gentrified; recommended for lovers of Tom Waits, Howlin' Wolf and Leonard Cohen. |
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 | WILLIE HOOKS: friday the 13th Full throttle West Coast blues, with a nod to that great Chicago style. Steamin' deep vocals give 'ya shivers. |
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 | SAM TAYLOR: desert soul Down and dirty, hot, smoking blues album |
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 | TRACY LEE NELSON & THE NATIVE BLUES BAND: commodity blues Original Blues from a Native American perspective that ranges from traditional Delta style to upbeat Blues. A CD that all Blues lovers will love and should have in thier collection. |
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 | ROBIN BANK$: honestly Classic 50's-60's Electric Blues, Chicago Blues, and Texas Blues with powerhouse vocals. |
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 | MISSISSIPPI HEAT: learned the hard way A diverse, eclectic and stormy blues variety album for the blues lover in everyone. |
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 | MISSISSIPPI HEAT: thunder in my heart Chicago blues with Pierre Lacocque on harp, James Wheeler and Billy Flynn on guitars, Allen Kirk and Bob Stroger on drums and bass and Deitra Farr on voicals. The Chicago Sun-Times called it "Quite simply the hottest band in Chicago today." |
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 | MISSISSIPPI HEAT: straight from the heart Chicago blues at its best with Sunnyland Slim's rhythm section (Bob Strger and Robert Covington on bass and drums; Covington on vocals as well), Billy Flynn and James Wheeler on guitars and Pierre Lacocque on harp. A great Chicago blues CD. |
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 | GARRETT EASLEY: on the loose If you like various styles of blues, then this album is for you. Garrett Easley has put together some World-Renowned Blues artist, and has produced a project that spans several decades and covers many diverse styles.  |
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 | ED EARLEY BAND: going on blue Rockin' Rhythm and Blues from a man who played with Albert King, Elvin Bishop, Joe Louis Walker, Buddy Ace and others. |
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 | ED EARLEY BAND: raggedy old car blues Rockin' Rhythm and Blues (Classic soultunes, gut bucket blues, classic r&b, a little rock 'n roll, smooth jazz) Mostly Blues. |
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 | OREO BLUE: nuthin' but the blues Blues Revue Magazine says it's got great writing and production, and Chris Payton's vocals are steel belted and immediately identifiable. |
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