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Blues For A Sunday Morning

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Blues For A Sunday Morning
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    A diverse and eclectic collection of the mellower side of the blues, Blues for a Sunday Morning features everything from Allen Toussaint's New Orleans-influenced "You Don't Know Me" to Mem Shannon' s smooth funk on "Certain Shade of Blue." Possibly taking a cue from the successful 32 Jazz series of mood-themed jazz records, Shanachie has pulled together a relaxed compilation that is easy to listen to, but unfortunately also easily forgettable.

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