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Top 30 Chart: August 7 – 13 , 2022
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30. G. Love: Philadelphia Mississippi (Philadelphonic)
29. Barkhouse: Paper & Ink (Independent)
28. Jake Xerxes Fussell: Good And Green Again (Paradise of Bachelors)
27. The Frightnrs: Always (Daptone)
26. Kokoroko: Could We Be More (Brownswood)
25. Mavis Staples & Levon Helm: Carry Me Home (Anti-)
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Headlong Hearts: What We Call Forever (Independent)23.
Ariel Posen: Downtown (EP) (Independent)22.
Medicine Singers: Medicine Singers (Eastern Medicine Singers / Yonatan Gat)21.
Iskwe & Tom Wilson: Mother Love (Independent)
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Mike Edel: Casseroles & Flowers (Cordova Bay)19.
Bennett Mitchell: Mouse (Independent)18. Steve Earle: Jerry Jeff (New West)
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Metric: Formentera (MMI / Thirty Tigers)16.
Fiver: Soundtrack to a More Radiant Sphere: The Joe Wallace Mixtape (You’ve Changed)15.
Jasmyn: In The Wild (Anti-)14.
Badge Epoque Ensemble: Clouds of Joy (Telephone Explosion)13.
Digging Roots: Zhawenim (Ishkode)12.
Jesse Northey: Onion Knight (Victory Pool)11. Maggie Rogers: Surrender (Capitol)
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Matt Andersen: House To House (Sonic / Warner)9.
Michael Rault: Michael Rault (Majesticsilk)8.
Sister Ray: Communion (Royal Mountain)7. Amanda Shires: Take It Like A Man (ATO)
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Ghost Woman: Ghost Woman (Victory Pool)5.
Mariel Buckley: Everywhere I Used To Be (Birthday Cake)4. Ben l’Oncle Soul: Red Mango (Enchante)
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The Sadies: Colder Streams (Dine Alone)2.
Tami Neilson: Kingmaker (Outside)1.
Blackie & the Rodeo Kings: O Glory (Warner)
Lisa Wilton recently had the chance to connect with 1/3rd of Blackie and The Rodeo Kings, singer-songwriter Stephen Fearing, and share the news that O Glory is #1.
Tune in to Traffic Jams with Lisa Wilton every Wednesday at 5:30pm MT when she announces the top three artists from the Top 30, and plays tracks from each of the three albums!
