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Various Artists – Antones: 50 Years of The Blues [BOXSET COLOR VINYL 4xLP + 7" + 200 Page Hardcover Book + 36 Page Book] – New LPThe definitive boxed set, fifty years in the making! Featuring rare, out of print, and newly unearthed live and studio recordings from the Antone's archives and a brand new double LP, The Last Real Texas Blues Album, and an exclusive 45rpm single. Starring Albert Collins, Bobby Rush, Otis Rush, Pinetop Perkins, Ruthie Foster, Kim Wilson & Barbara Lynn, Lou Ann Barton, Sunnyland Slim & Dozens More! credits released August 22, 2025 Antone's: 50 Years of
The definitive boxed set, fifty years in the making! Featuring rare, out-of-print, and newly unearthed live and studio recordings from the Antone's archives and a brand-new double LP, The Last Real Texas Blues Album, and an exclusive 45rpm single. Starring Albert Collins, Bobby Rush, Otis Rush, Pinetop Perkins, Ruthie Foster, Kim Wilson & Barbara Lynn, Lou Ann Barton, Sunnyland Slim & Dozens More! credits released August 22, 2025A Bobby Rush feat. Jimmie Vaughan (Going Down) Vocals, Harmonica - Bobby Rush Guitar - Jimmie Vaughan, Derek O’Brien Bass - Benny Turner Organ - John Deas Drums - Rodd Bland Bobby Rush appears courtesy of Deep Rush Records. Benny Turner feat. Derek O’Brien (Reconsider Baby) Vocals, Bass - Benny Turner Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh, Lurrie Bell Bass - Scott Nelson Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Rodd Bland Saxophone - Joe Sublett Saxophone - Kaz Kazanoff Jivin’ Gene feat. Charlie Sexton (Flip, Flop and Fly) Vocals - Jivin’ Gene Bourgeois Guitar - Charlie Sexton, Derek O’Brien, Eve Monsees Bass - Speedy Sparks Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Mike Buck Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett, John Mills Trumpet - Matthew Collins Kam Franklin (You’ll Lose A Good Thing) Vocals - Kam Franklin Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Bass - Larry Fulcher Organ - John Deas Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Rodd Bland Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett Lil’ Ed Williams (If You Change Your Mind) Vocals, Guitar - Lil’ Ed Williams Guitar - Johnny Moeller Bass - Rodrigo Mantovani Piano - Sumito Ariyoshi Drums - Kenny “Beedy Eyes” Smith Lil’ Ed Williams appears courtesy Alligator Records. B Kim Wilson and The Fabulous Thunderbirds (Talkin’ ‘Bout My Friends) Vocals, Harmonica - Kim Wilson Guitar - Johnny Moeller, Billy Flynn Bass - Steve Kirsty Organ - Bob Welsh Drums - Rudy Albin McKinley James (Those Lonely, Lonely Nights) Vocals, Guitar - McKinley James Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Bass - Scott Nelson Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Jay Moeller Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett Lurrie Bell feat Joe Sublett (The Sky is Crying) Vocals, Guitar - Lurrie Bell Bass - Mike Keller Drums - Jay Moeller Saxophone - Joe Sublett Ruthie Foster (Lead Me On) Vocals - Ruthie Foster Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Bass - Larry Fulcher Organ - Lynn August Drums - Brannen Temple Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett, John Mills Trombone - Mike Mordecai Trumpet - Al Gomez Horn Arrangement by Dr. James Polk. Ruthie Foster appears courtesy Sun Records. C Doyle Bramhall II (Bad Boy) Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Harmonica - Doyle Bramhall II Guitar - Derek O’Brien Drums - J.J. Johnson Big Bill Morganfield (Just Like a Bird Without a Feather) Vocals, Guitar - Big Bill Morganfield Guitar - Anson Funderburgh, Lurrie Bell Bass - Scott Nelson Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Jay Moeller Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett John Primer (Honest I Do) Guitar, Vocals - John Primer Guitar - Johnny Moeller Harmonica - Steve Bell Bass - Rodrigo Mantovani Drums - Kenny “Beedy Eyes” Smith Eve Monsees feat. Very Special Guest Billy F Gibbons (Lookin’ Good) Guitar - Eve Monsees, Lurrie Bell, Mike Keller Vocal Cameo - Billy F Gibbons Bass - Scott Nelson Drums - Jay Moeller Lynn August feat. Marcia Ball (Things I Used To Do) Vocals - Lynn August Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Eve Monsees Bass - Speedy Sparks Piano - Marcia Ball Drums - Mike Buck Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett Marcia Ball appears courtesy Alligator Records. D C.J. Chenier (Willie The Wimp) Vocals, Accordion - C.J. Chenier Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Bass - Scott Nelson Drums - Rodd Bland Sue Foley (You Got Me Where You Want Me) Vocals, Guitar - Sue Foley Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Harmonica - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Bass - Larry Fulcher Drums - Jay Moeller Kam Franklin (If I Could Be With You) Vocals - Kam Franklin Guitar - Derek O’Brien, Anson Funderburgh Bass - Larry Fulcher Piano - Nick Connolly Drums - Rodd Bland Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett Miss Lavelle White (Message from Miss Lavelle) Vocals - Lavelle White Guitar - Derek O’Brien Organ - Matt Farrell Piano - Marcia Ball Marcia Ball appears courtesy Alligator Records. A Lou Ann Barton Vocals - Lou Ann Barton Guitar - Jimmie Vaughan, Derek O'Brien Bass - Jon Blondell Drums - George Rains Snooky Pryor Vocals, Harmonica - Snooky Pryor Guitar - Derek O'Brien, Rip Lee Pryor Bass - Earl Pryor Piano - Gene Taylor Drums - James Barnes or Ted Harvey Angela Strehli Vocals - Angela Strehli Guitar, Piano - Denny Freeman Bass - Pat Whitefield Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Saxophone - Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff Lazy Lester Vocals, Guitar, Percussion – Lazy Lester Lavelle White Vocals - Lavelle White Backing Vocals - Golden Echoes Guitar - Clarence Hollimon, Derek O’Brien Bass - Sarah Brown Organ - James Polk Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Doug Sahm Vocals, Piano, Guitar - Doug Sahm Guitar - Derek O’Brien Bass - Jack Barber Piano - Reese Wynans Drums - George Rains Baritone Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Tenor Saxophone - Rocky Morales B Marcia Ball, Lou Ann Barton, Angela Strehli Vocals - Marcia Ball, Lou Ann Barton, Angela Strehli Guitar - Derek O’Brien Bass - Sarah Brown Piano, Organ, Percussion, Guitar - Dr. John Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Horns - The Kamikaze Horns The Kamikaze Horns are Alto and Baritone Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Trombone - Jon Blonddell Trumpet - Gary Schlecta Doyle Bramhall Vocals - Doyle Bramhall Guitar - Stevie Vaughan Bass - Tommy Shannon Piano - Lou Bovis Drums - Chris Layton Sue Foley Vocals, Guitar - Sue Foley Barbara Lynn Vocals, Guitar - Barbara Lynn Guitar - Jason Sinay Backing Vocals - Bernard Fowler Bass - Daryl Jones Drums - Charley Drayton Kim Wilson Vocals - Kim Wilson Guitar - Duke Robillard, Derek O’Brien Bass - Preston Hubbard Piano - Gene Taylor Drums - George “Big Beat’ Rains Horns Arrangement - Ronnie Cuber Horns - The Antone’s Horns The Antone’s Horns are: John Mills, Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Michael Burglund, Rocky Morales, Ronnie Cuber Pinetop Perkins Vocals, Piano - Pinetop Perkins Drums - Fran Christina Pinetop Perkins Vocals, Piano – Pinetop Perkins Guitar – Rusty Zinn Bass – Calvin “Fuzz” Jones Drums – Willie “Big Eyes” Smith Harmonica – Kim Wilson Tenor Saxophone – Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Emcee - Allen “Sugar Bear” Black Jimmy Rogers Vocals, Guitar – Jimmy Rogers Guitar – Jimmie Vaughan Harmonica – James Cotton Bass – Bob Stroger Drums – Tim Taylor Executive Producer – Clifford Antone Sunnyland Slim Vocals, Piano – Sunnyland Slim Guitar – Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Rogers Bass – Bob Stroger Drums – Tim Taylor Otis Rush Vocals, Guitar - Otis Rush Guitar - Derek O’Brien Bass - Sarah Brown Organ - Mel Brown Piano - Denny Freeman Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Saxophones - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett Eddie Taylor Vocals, Guitar - Eddie Taylor Guitar - Luther Tucker Harmonica - Snooky Pryor Bass - Bob Stroger Piano - Sunnyland Slim Drums - Tim Taylor Buddy Guy Vocals, Guitar - Buddy Guy Guitar - Derek O’Brien Bass - Sarah Brown Organ - Mel Brown Piano - Denny Freeman Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff, Joe Sublett B Angela Strehli Vocals - Angela Strehli Guitar - Doyle Bramhall II, Johnny Moeller Bass - Sarah Brown Drums - Roddy Colonna Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Albert Collins Vocals, Guitar - Albert Collins Guitar - Jimmie Vaughan Bass - Pat Whitefield Organ - Mel Brown Piano - Denny Freeman Drums - George “Big Beat” Rains Saxophone - Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff Gary Clark Jr. Vocals, Guitar - Gary Clark Jr. Bass - James Bullard Drums - Jay Moeller James Cotton Harmonica - James Cotton Guitar - Luther Tucker, Matt “Guitar” Murphy Bass - Calvin “Fuzz” Jones Drums - Willie “Big Eyes” Smith Piano - Pinetop Perkins Emcee - Allen “Sugar Bear” Black.
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★★★★★ 5
Beautiful angel statue
Size: 7*5*13 in, Size: 7*5*13 in
Got this angel garden statue about three weeks ago to put in our backyard and we really like how it looks. The resin construction is detailed and well-made, depicting an angel with spread wings and three-dimensional flowers adorning the hair, collar, and skirt hem. The craftsmanship is impressive for the price, gives off a soft romantic vibe. The solar panel on the back charges during the day - they claim 8 hours for a full charge which seems about right with good sun exposure. As night falls, the string lights embedded in the flowers turn on automatically which is convenient. However, the lights are not very bright at all. They emit a warm glow but it’s pretty dim, more of a subtle accent rather than actual illumination. You can see the flowers lit up but it’s not going to light up your garden or anything. The soft tranquil glow they advertise is accurate - it’s definitely tranquil because it’s so faint. Despite the dim lighting, we still like the overall appearance and ambiance it creates. The angel design is elegant and the natural elements blend nicely with our garden decor. The statue is weather-resistant and has held up fine through rain and sun exposure so far. The automatic on/off feature works reliably with the solar sensor. The energy efficiency is good since it’s completely solar powered with no wiring needed. Setup was easy, just stake it in the ground where it gets sunlight. The symbolism of angels and flowers is nice for memorial or decorative purposes. The size is decent, not huge but noticeable in the garden. The resin material feels durable. Would make a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates garden decorations. Price seems reasonable for what you get. Would I recommend it? Yeah if you want a decorative angel statue with subtle accent lighting, just don’t expect bright illumination at night.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Very nice resin sculpture but LED distracting
Size: 7*5*13 in, Size: 7*5*13 in
I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this resin Angel statue. It looks better, in person, than shown in pictures. The features of the face, and wings, are very nice.
What I found distracting/detracting from my overall favorable opinion is that the LED lights are embedded in the flowers at the waist and base. This is distracting at night as they do not illuminate the face or wings but leaves that in darkness with just bright lights around the waist and base. If the lights were higher up, or more directional, perhaps embedded in the wings to light up the face, torso and wings it would be so much better.
To use the solar lights at night, care should be taken to ensure the back is directed toward light and that nothing surrounds the statue to block proper charging, The solar panel in back is very small and will not provide much recharging unless in direct light. If placed on the ground, with plants around it, the panel will be shaded which is not efficient.
I am very pleased with the actual sculpture and would rate it higher but, I personally find the addition of the solar lights is superfluous, with no real additional value to an otherwise very nice sculpture. As a result, I intend to turn off the solar light and illuminate this with a garden light/spot.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Value, Lasts All Night
Size: 7*5*13 in
Impressed with the quality and performance. The angel is sturdy and weather-resistant. The solar panel charges efficiently even on partly cloudy days, and the LED light stays on from dusk until morning. It provides a lovely, gentle light that’s both decorative and functional. Excellent purchase for the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Bright, Versatile, and Easy to Use!
Color: Warm White
This Dual-Power Patio Umbrella Light is exactly what I needed for evening gatherings! I love that it works with both rechargeable and regular batteries—super convenient. The three lighting modes are perfect for setting the mood, whether it’s a dinner party or just relaxing outside. It clips easily onto the umbrella pole and stays secure. Great for patios and even camping. Definitely worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
This little light is bright!
Color: Cool White
I was looking for a light to hang with my outdoor table that has an umbrella. I did not know this was a thing! But I am glad I found it! It fits perfect, snaps right on. The light is bright enough to see the entire area located under the umbrella. I am unsure how long the battery life works as we haven't stayed out past dark more than an hour or so, but it has worked every day for a week! Awesome product, awesome idea! Why didn't I think of that!?! Totally recommend this little light!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2025