Walter Trout's Full Circle voted
BluesWax Album of the Year 2006
Blueswax writes.....
"Yes, the readers of BluesWax, the largest subscribed Blues publication
in the world, have selected their BluesWax Artist of the Year 2006 and
BluesWax Album of the Year 2006. During November and December we took your
nominations and created a final ballot of six artists and six albums and
then for the past few weeks you voted. As the largest subscribed Blues
publication in the world, these awards are open to more fans than any
other awards in the Blues. The final ballot for BluesWax BluesWax Album of
the Year 2006 was
Walter Trout's Full Circle
As with the Artist of the Year Award, the nominating process for
BluesWax Album of the Year 2006 began back in November when our readers
and contributors began making nominations. The nominating process created
the final ballot of:
Ain't Easy No More-Mark Hummel
Do I Move You-Janiva Magness
Full Circle-Walter Trout
Last Call-Lynwood Slim
The Torch-Ronnie Baker Brooks
Watermelon Slim and the Workers-Watermelon Slim and the Workers
These were all great nominations and we loved every one of them! In the
final voting, again with record returns, you selected Walter Trout's Full
Circle as BluesWax Album of the Year 2006.
BluesWax caught up with Walter Trout at home after a recent tour of
Asia. Winning the Album of the Year award for Full Circle elicited this
response from Trout, "To all the fans who voted for
me: I am very moved by this honor you have given to my album Full Circle.
This project was a labor of love for me and having you choose it as Album
of the Year makes it a very special milestone in my long career. Thanks
again and I'll see you on the road!"
The staff of BluesWax congratulates Walter Trout for winning the
BluesWax Album of the Year Awards! And we thank the thousands of you who
participated in this year's nominating and voting process. You have
spoken! "

www.blueswax.com


Dutch National
Radio Station Arrow Classic Rock asked their listeners to make up a list of
what they feel is the blues song ever made. It turned out to become a chart
of 50 best blues songs and
Walter Trout is leading the list
with the song "Say Goodbye To The Blues" (1991). And Walter's
version of Jimi Hendrix's "Red House"
(Life in the Jungle) can be found at no. 24 of the list.

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1. Walter Trout
- Say Goodbye To The Blues (1991)
2. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pin Alley
(1984)
3. Joe Bonamassa - Tea For One (2006)
4. Rory Gallagher - Too Much Alcohol (1974)
5. Albert Collins - Black Cat Bone (1985)
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BBC Radio 1
Top 20 Guitarist Poll
Bob
Harris Show
9th September 1993
|
154 different guitarists were voted for
with thousands of votes cast. Only 1 vote separated 3rd and 4th and only a few votes
between 4th and 6th |
| 1 |
Eric Clapton |
| 2 |
Jimi Hendrix |
| 3 |
Gary Moore |
| 4 |
Jimmy Page |
| 5 |
Mark Knopfler |
| =6 |
Walter Trout |
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