Year of release 2023

Songs 23

Album time 01:04:55

Genre list Jazz

1
Blue And Worried Man
 
2:48
2
Passenger Train Woman
 
2:48
3
Shake It, Baby
 
2:51
4
Somebody's Been Talkin'
 
2:50
5
Three Ball Blues
 
2:56
6
Little Woman, You're So Sweet
 
2:47
7
Harmonica Stomp (Sonny Terry, Harm.)
feat Sonny Terry The Harm
2:50
8
Good Feeling Blues
 
2:41
9
You Can't Hide From The Lord
 
2:57
10
Twelve Gates To The City
 
2:44
11
Crooked Woman Blues
 
2:46
12
I Don't Want No Skinny Woman
 
2:49
13
Bus Rider Blues
 
2:44
14
You Got To Have Your Dollar
 
2:44
15
Lost Lover Blues
 
2:47
16
Thousand Woman Blues
 
2:48
17
Bye Bye, Baby
 
3:02
18
When You Are Gone
 
2:49
19
No Stranger Now
 
2:57
20
Must Have Been My Jesus
 
2:57
21
Jesus Is A Holy Man
 
2:51
22
Precious Lord
 
2:50
23
Night Rambling Woman
 
2:50

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