Year of release 2025

Songs 22

Album time 01:03:05

Genre list Blues, World Music, Country, Folk

1
My Carolina Sunshine Girl
 
2:58
2
Desert Blues
 
2:46
3
My Old Pal
 
3:06
4
Daddy And Home
 
2:57
5
Blue Yodel No. 5
 
2:33
6
I'm Sorry We Met
 
2:18
7
Frankie And Johnnie
 
2:53
8
Everybody Does It In Hawaii
 
2:52
9
Tuck Away My Lonesome Blues
 
2:53
10
My Rough And Rowdy Ways
 
2:33
11
Blue Yodel No. 6
 
3:10
12
Yodeling Cowboy
 
3:14
13
A Drunkard's Child
 
3:20
14
Whisper Your Mother's Name
 
3:24
15
Jimmie's Texas Blues
 
2:48
16
Train Whistle Blues
 
3:01
17
Hobo Bill's Last Ride
 
2:38
18
That's Why I'm Blue
 
2:18
19
Anniversary Blue Yodel (No. 7)
 
2:55
20
Any Old Time
 
2:47
21
He's In The Jailhouse Now No. 2
 
2:54
22
High Powered Mama
 
2:55

A Career Anthology: RCA & Bluebird Releases 1927-33 (CD02) by Jimmie Rodgers appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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