Year of release 2015

Songs 18

Album time 01:09:07

Genre list Blues

1
Night Ain't Right (2015 Remix)
 
3:18
2
Eli (2015 Remix)
 
4:04
3
Small Room (2015 Remix)
 
5:08
4
Down And Out (2015 Remix)
 
2:42
5
There's A Woman (2015 Remix)
 
4:54
6
Automobile (2015 Remix)
 
3:46
7
Kick Your Shoes Off (2015 Remix)
 
3:10
8
Lamp Post (2015 Remix)
 
4:11
9
Chromatic Blues (2015 Remix)
 
3:44
10
Bill Monroe (2015 Remix)
 
3:04
11
Headin' Downtown (2015 Remix)
 
4:15
12
South Of The Border (2015 Remix)
 
2:15
13
People (2015 Remix)
 
4:22
14
Meet Me In The Bottom (2015 Remix)
 
4:34
15
Hendrix (2015 Remix)
 
4:30
16
Girl Where You Coming From (2015 Remix)
 
4:04
17
Woodie (2015 Remix)
 
2:37
18
Drifting Blues (2015 Remix)
 
4:34

The catalog page for Night Ain't Right: Complete Session (25th Anniversary Edition) by Charlie Sayles brings the main album facts together The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

The page stores practical album details such as release year 2015, genre area Blues, 18 tracks, total running time 1:09:07, and cover artwork available. They also make the page more useful for broad album discovery and long-tail music searches.

The track list starts with Night Ain't Right (2015 Remix), Eli (2015 Remix), Small Room (2015 Remix), Down And Out (2015 Remix), There's A Woman (2015 Remix), Automobile (2015 Remix), Kick Your Shoes Off (2015 Remix), and Lamp Post (2015 Remix). Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

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