What to Look for Next Week
Blaque, “Blaque,” Columbia. R. Kelly co-produced the current hit single “808.”
* Julian Coryell, “Bitter to Sweet,” Mojo. Jazzman Larry’s son is a sophisticated mood-pop singer.
* Chris Perez Band, “Resurrection,” Hollywood. Rock from the widower of Selena.
* Suicidal Tendencies, “Freedumb,” Suicidal Records/Side One Dummy. The L.A. rabble-rousers’ first album in more than five years.
* Various artists, “Tribute to Muddy Waters . . .,” Hybrid/Sire. With Keb’ Mo’, John Hiatt, Buddy Guy, Phoebe Snow, others.
* Various artists, “Lilith Fair . . .,” Arista. Two separate volumes, from Sarah to Emmylou, Shawn to Bonnie.
* Chely Wright, “Single White Female,” MCA Nashville. Co-produced by Tony Brown, country music’s Midas.
* Dwight Yoakam, “Last Chance for a Thousand Years,” Reprise. His hits from the ‘90s plus three new cuts.
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