Year of release 1992

Songs 23

Album time 01:03:13

Genre list Blues, Country

1
Stop Jivin' Me Mama
 
2:40
2
Long Time Trucker
 
2:36
3
Big House Bound
 
2:44
4
Flyin' Airplane Blues
 
2:29
5
Get Your Yas Yas Out
 
2:28
6
Jitterbug Rag
 
2:33
7
Screaming And Crying Blues
 
2:36
8
Blacksnakin' Jiver
 
2:37
9
I Don't Care How Long
 
3:07
10
You've Got Something There
 
2:49
11
Baby Quit Your Low Down Ways (Take 1)
 
2:35
12
Baby Quit Your Low Down Ways (Take 2)
 
2:52
13
It Doesn't Matter Baby
 
2:54
14
Black Bottom Blues
 
2:32
15
I Crave My Pig Meat
 
2:52
16
Big Leg Woman Gets My Pay
 
2:46
17
I'm A Stranger Here
 
2:56
18
Red's Got The Piccolo Blues
 
2:38
19
I Want Some Of Your Pie
 
2:46
20
Jivin' Big Bill Blues
 
2:55
21
Woman You Better Wake Up
 
2:55
22
Step It Up And Go
 
2:59
23
Worn Out Engine Blues
 
3:02

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