Year of release 1996

Songs 66

Album time 03:02:27

Genre list Blues

1
After Midnite
 
2:56
2
My Baby's Boogying
 
2:28
3
Down The Road A Piece
 
2:58
4
Amos' Blues
 
2:26
5
Amos' Boogie
 
2:21
6
Operation Blues
 
2:42
7
Cinch Blues
 
2:40
8
Everything I Do Is Wrong
 
2:40
9
Blues At Sundown
 
2:25
10
Money Hustilin' Woman
 
2:32
11
Sad And Blue
 
3:05
12
Mean Woman
 
3:06
13
Aladdin Boogie
 
2:19
14
Nickel Plated Baby
 
2:20
15
Real Gone
 
3:06
16
Rainy Weather Blues
 
3:00
17
Train Whistle Blues
 
3:07
18
Train Time Blues
 
3:07
19
Bye Bye Boogie
 
3:06
20
Pot Luck Boogie
 
2:39
21
It's A Married Woman
 
2:53
22
My Tortured Mind
 
2:37
23
Hold Me Baby
 
2:48
24
Chicken Shack Boogie
 
2:48
25
Hard Driving Blues
 
2:43
26
I'm Gonna Leave You
 
2:25
27
Pool-Playing Blues
feat The Pool
2:40
28
Rocky Road Blues (Take 1)
 
2:47
29
Rocky Road Blues (Take 2)
 
2:50
30
Lonesome For The Blues
 
2:53
31
Slow Down Blues
 
3:02
32
Anybody's Blues
 
2:50
33
It Took A Long, Long Time
 
2:37

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