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      <p class="review"><b>Bill Perry</b></p>
      <p class="review"><b>&quot;Greycourt Lightning&quot;</b></p>
      <p class="review">Pointblank 72438 45515 2 0</p>
      <p class="review"><font size="3" face="century Gothic">Wow! <b>Bill Perry’s</b> second CD is a &quot;must have&quot; for fans
       of guitar based blues. Bill is making quite a name for himself these days and
       this disc will do nothing to take away from that. He takes us through the gamut
       of blues stylings from shuffles like <i> <b> Gettin’ Down</b></i> and the instrumental title
       tune; both fueled by great horns and keys, to unique and very different
       arrangements of the only 2 cover tunes, <b> Carl Perkins’</b> <i> <b> Blue Suede Shoes</b></i> and
       <b>Robert Johnson’s <i> come In My Kitchen</i>. George Clinton</b> would be proud of Bill for
       these.</p>
      <p class="review"><font size="3" face="century Gothic">Bill dedicates this disc to, among others, Johnny &quot;clyde&quot; copeland
       and <b> Luther Allison</b>. He pays his respects with the Texas flavor of <i> <b> My Life</b>
       </i> and <i>  <b>
       About Me</b></i><b>,</b> the scorching slow burner <i> <b> Sneaking Around</b></i> calls to mind the emotion
       and intensity Luther put into everything he did.</p>
      <p class="review"><font size="3" face="century Gothic">Bill’s at home with an acoustic guitar as well. The classic acoustic
       stylings and national steel work on <i> <b> Trust In You</b></i> and <i> <b> Evil Woman</b></i> evoke thoughts
       of times long past of sitting on a porch playing a guitar. R ‘n’ B overtones
       and some great guitar work highlight <i> <b> In Pain</b></i> and <i> <b> Your Smile</b></i>, while a
       fiery slide dominates <i> <b> The Other Night.</b></i></p>
      <p class="review"><font size="3" face="century Gothic">To say I liked this release would be an
       understatement. As a blues guitar freak, this was just my cup of tea!</p>
      <p class="review"><font size="3" face="century Gothic"><b>Larry Lisk</b></p>
      <p class="review"><b>&copy;copyright 1999, <a href="http://www.suncoastblues.org">Suncoast Blues Society</a></b></p>

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