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Another Sinead O'Connor pick, a live performance of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' .
Done in Berlin with a number of all-stars guesting.

 
Beth Hart (with Joe Bonamassa) covering Ike and Tina's Black Coffee.

She does Tina and Steve Marriott (Humble Pie) justice.

 
The girl with the smile from Boston area.

More Interesting - Haley Jane and the Primates

 
meyers7 said:
Joanna Conner (yes I'll give you her name, unlike others :rolleyes: ) Playing a little slide guitar that would make Warren Haynes blush.

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I checked my #91 post to see that you are right about not having her full name, but if you go full screen it's there.
 
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64Zcode said:
Pat Benatar also put out a blues-style album, she said it was a lot easier on her voice.
Not the best audio, but live is the way to go with this one.

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IMO that album, "True Love", was the best she ever recorded. Roomful of Blues played on it and they along with Pat & Neil just nailed it.
 
Bonnie Bramlett on the vocals, she was a key part of the Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. Over the years those friends included George Harrison, Duane Allman, Greg Allman, Leon Russell, Bobby Whitlock, Dave Mason, Rita Coolidge, Eric Clapton, Gram Parsons etc among others. This one is "Lonesome and a Long Way From Home":

 
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There was a music store in New Haven way back in the 80s. Sold reggae and Carribean music. I took a shot on a cassette tape by Audrey Hall. OMG, wore it out in three months...

 
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