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Management number 205749102 Release Date 2025/10/22 List Price $60.30 Model Number 205749102
Category
Title: Mississippi Blend
Artist: Ghalia
Label: Ruf
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 710347127222
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2019-09-20
Number of Discs: 1

2019 release. You can't miss Ghalia Volt. She's the natural-born rock star with the leather jacket and wicked grin, leaning from her album sleeve to offer you a hit on her hip flask. But the real Southern blend ain't in the bottle, it's on the songs. Following the New Orleans flavors of her 2017 breakthrough, Let The Demons Out, this year sees the acclaimed Brussels-born singer-songwriter dive deeper into the American South, recording in the hill country of Mississippi, where she shared her songs with a cast of esteemed local musicians and caught the flying sparks. This is Mississippi Blend: an album as fiery and throat-burning as Delta moonshine.

Tracks:
1.1 Gypsy Lady (Ghalia Vauthier)
1.2 Meet You Down the Road
1.3 Squeeze
1.4 First Time I Died
1.5 Lucky Number
1.6 Wade in the Water
1.7 Drag Me Down
1.8 Shake ; Repeat
1.9 Release Me
1.10 Why Don't You Sell Your Children?
1.11 I Thought I Told You Not to Tell Them

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