Year of release 1999

Songs 22

Album time 01:07:55

Genre list Blues, Rock, Pop

1
M & O Blues: Roosevelt Sykes P.
 
3:09
2
That Stuff You Sell Ain'T No Good: Roosevelt Sykes P.
 
3:24
3
Worried Man Blues: Roosevelt Sykes P.
 
2:39
4
L & N Blues: Roosevelt Sykes P.
 
3:00
5
Sloppy Drunk Again
 
3:06
6
Travelin' This Lonesome Road
 
3:36
7
I Can Tell By The Way You Smell
 
2:49
8
Ashes In My Whiskey
 
2:37
9
Fallin' Rain
 
3:33
10
West Coast Blues
 
3:21
11
If You Treat Me Right
 
3:25
12
Let Me In Your Saddle
 
3:25
13
T. B. Blues: Sonny Boy Williamson, Ha. & Vo.
 
3:00
14
Cozy Corner Blues: Booker T. Washington, Vo.
 
2:53
15
Come Back Baby
 
2:46
16
I'Ll Back After While
 
2:52
17
Don'T You Want To Go
 
3:17
18
Hello Blues
 
2:58
19
Goodbye
 
3:13
20
Frisco Blues
 
2:58
21
Please Remember Me
 
2:49
22
Oh! Me! Oh! My! Blues
 
3:18

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