Year of release 2008

Songs 24

Album time 01:07:46

Genre list Jazz

1
Persian Rug
 
2:28
2
The Sheik Of Araby
 
2:38
3
Class Will Tell
 
2:37
4
If It's Good (Then I Want It)
 
2:52
5
I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
 
2:42
6
Octeroon
 
3:22
7
The Little Man Who Wasn't There
 
2:43
8
Puttin' And Takin'
 
3:00
9
I Swung The Election
 
2:32
10
Blues To The Dole
 
2:48
11
Aunt Hagar's Blues
 
2:46
12
Peg O' My Heart
 
3:24
13
Muddy River Blues
 
3:03
14
Wolverine Blues
 
2:44
15
Red Wing
 
2:59
16
United We Swing
 
2:55
17
Beale Street Blues
 
3:14
18
Somewhere A Voice Is Calling
 
3:14
19
Swingin' On The Teagarden Gate
 
2:47
20
On Revival Day
 
1:41
21
Wolverine Blues
 
2:05
22
If I Could Be With You
 
3:09
23
My Melancholy Baby
 
2:58
24
The Blues
 
3:15

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