Year of release 1950

Songs 29

Album time 01:13:07

Genre list Hip Hop/R&B, Jazz

1
Carnival Day
 
2:48
2
That's How You Got Killed Before
 
2:35
3
Messy Bessie
 
2:25
4
Going To Chow
 
2:43
5
Poppa Stoppa Theme Song
 
1:59
6
Ain't Gonna Do It
 
2:36
7
Country Boy Comes Home
 
2:40
8
Oh Cubanos
 
2:38
9
Frantic Chick
 
2:19
10
Good Jax Boogie
 
2:48
11
Tijim
 
2:38
12
Who Drank The Beer While I Was In The Rear
 
2:52
13
Little Girl Sing Ding-A-Ling
 
2:02
14
Country Gal
 
2:27
15
Snatchin' Back
 
2:50
16
No More Black Nights
 
2:41
17
Air Tight
 
2:46
18
Stardust
 
2:02
19
You Got A Time
 
2:38
20
That'll Get It
 
2:37
21
Love Is So Low Down
 
2:38
22
Texas Hop
 
2:39
23
When The Saints Go Marching In Boogie
 
2:34
24
The Ice Man
 
2:38
25
Jump Children
 
2:25
26
Cat Music
 
2:06
27
Another Mule
 
2:25
28
Every Night Every Day
 
2:30
29
Shout Sister Shout
 
2:23

Jump Children! ~ Imperial Singles Plus 1950-1962 (CD1) by Dave Bartholomew appears in this catalog as a structured album entry It is meant to give search engines and visitors a fuller explanation of the release without adding invented review claims.

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