Guy, Buddy - The Blues Don't Lie (Gatefold, 150 Gram Vinyl) Prodigy

Guy, Buddy - The Blues Don't Lie (Gatefold, 150 Gram Vinyl) ProdigyLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. American blues guitarist Buddy Guy released his eighth studio album Feels Like Rain in 1993. It was produced by John Porter, whom had previously worked with The Smiths, Bryan Ferry and Killing Joke. The album features Guy's take on songs written by the likes of John Hiatt, John Fogerty, James Brown, Ray Charles and Guy's frequent collaborator Junior Wells. He also collaborated with some renowned musicians: John Mayall,

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