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Ryan and Peter listen to the awesome rock and swamp blues artist "Slim Harpo," and his album "Raining In My Heart." This album was unique and the artist played a roll in the influence of rock and roll. This artist was especially influential in the inspiration of many aspiring blues musicians in The United Kingdom.  Check out our podcast and go listen to this album.

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter listen to the God Mother and the creator of Rock and Roll "Sister Rosetta Tharpe." We also take a look back at the first ten albums we listened to for The Classic Rock Coal Mine Podcast. All ten albums were from 1960, and the next ten or so albums will be from 1961. If anyone has any recommendations for albums or artists you would like to hear us discuss please e-mail or direct message us on Instigram.

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Ryan and Peter listen to the incredibly influential and creative artist "Bo Diddley," and his album "Bo Diddley is a Gunslinger." This album was unique and the artist played a large roll in the development of rock and roll.  Check out our podcast and go listen to this album, you won't regret it.

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter listen to an incredible blues album recorded by Muddy Waters, at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1960. This album was an inspiration to a lot of the music of today. The album is "At Newport 1960". Even if you don't listen to this podcast you should go listen to this album, every song is amazing.

 

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter listen to an amazing concept album recorded by Ray Charles, an inspiration to a lot of the music of today. The album is "The Genius Hits The Road". Even if you don't listen to this podcast you should go listen to this album just for the song "Georgia on My Mind", but please do come back and listen to this podcast.

 

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