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[Gavaxeman]

I can’t even figure out where the clues were

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

I have no idea what it is but I dig all the clues so I'm excited for one of you sleuths to crack this sucker

 

[ByersVinyl]

Black Diamond Heavies - Every Damn Time

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Black Diamond Bay is a Dylan song
This album has songs called Poor Brown Sugar and White Bitch. Bitch and Let it Rock were the B Side songs to The Stones’ Brown Sugar (Let it Rock was written by Chuck Berry).

I can’t recall you ever solving a guess thread but you deliver your guesses with assured confidence that always convinces me.

 

[ByersVinyl]

Ive not had time to read all thread so can’t even make a poor guess at the moment.

.....But as I’m on an isolated chilled uk Cornish holiday I will guess

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 1
Now the links to @Yer Ol' Uncle D and Bob Dylan et al should become clear and obvious as the thread progresses.

 

[nolalady]

I have no idea what it is but I dig all the clues so I'm excited for one of you sleuths to vrack this sucker

 

[ranbalam]

My initial thoughts based on the clues (a unique voice with story-telling, early influence of black artists, and having worked with Keith Richards several times) is Tom Waits' Bad As Me, which is a dark horse pick... and I don't know if this counts as "artist's page" or what not, butttttt:

Bad As Me Lp 180g Remastered

Official Tom Waits merch and music

kingsroadmerch.com

Just leaving that there for anyone interested, it's a great album.
I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes.

I considered this for my guess as well...such a great album.

 

[gaporter]

I considered this for my guess as well...such a great album.

I would have never pegged you as a Tom Waits fan

 

[ranbalam]

I would have never pegged you as a Tom Waits fan

I'm not. I just couldn't find a good pic of John Waite.

 

[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

 

[scotthilk]

The Lumineers - Cleopatra*

*basing this guess solely on random things I am taking to be hints

 

[Nee Lewman]

I think it will be one month full of glory due to all the fire we will discover here. @Yer Ol' Uncle D always posts some great music and I know it will be something awesome.

I see what you did there. I’m inclined to think in a similar fashion.

 

[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

 

[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

 

[Mr Moore]

I can’t recall you ever solving a guess thread but you deliver your guesses with assured confidence that always convinces me.

If I could find a place to buy his records straight from his estate, I'd now convince you that it was Rory Gallagher.

Blues musician, Rory played plenty of Chuck Berry and Dylan numbers live.
Keith made a mistake and hired Ron Wood instead of Rory Gallagher to replace Mick Taylor. He recorded a song called Seven Days on Defender.
Baba O'Riley sounds Irish!

I'd go with Photo-Finish because it's hyphenated.

 

[Corycm]

I want @Mr Moore to pinch hit my guesses please.

 

[duke86fan]

blues.. classic rock


blues traveller?

 

[Nee Lewman]

Guess:
Lee Bains III & the Glory Fires - Dereconstructed

I believe the clues to be people that influenced and/or were people that comparisons were drawn to the band.

 

[Corycm]

Guess:
Lee Bains III & the Glory Fires - Dereconstructed

I believe the clues to be people that influenced and/or were people that comparisons were drawn to the band.

Dammit Newman. That was gonna be my guess up until the hyphen clue.

 

[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

 

[sonicpharmacist]

Trying to piece this all together....

My best guess is Beck-Ola by Jeff Beck. It came out in 1969 (Stooges hint), it’s hyphenated (Mike Watt hint), blues (chord profression hint), Ron Wood played bass. Can’t figure out the Who or Chuck Berry hints though.