Year of release 2002

Songs 23

Album time 01:08:04

Genre list World Music, Country

1
Blue Yodel, No. 11
 
3:01
2
A Drunkard's Child
 
3:21
3
That's Why I'm Blue
 
2:19
4
Why Did You Give Me Your Love?
 
2:36
5
My Blue-Eyed Jane
 
2:48
6
Why Should I Be Lonely?
 
3:10
7
Moonlight And Skies
 
3:00
8
Pistol Packin' Papa
 
2:56
9
Take Me Back Again
 
3:10
10
Those Gambler's Blues
 
2:52
11
I'm Lonesome Too
 
3:20
12
The One Rose
 
2:41
13
For The Sake Of Days Gone By
 
3:21
14
Jimmie's Mean Mama Blues
 
3:18
15
The Mystery Of Number Five
 
3:03
16
Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel No. 8)
 
3:00
17
In The Jailhouse Now, No. 2
 
2:56
18
Standin' On The Corner [Blue Yodel No. 9]
 
2:40
19
T. B. Blues
 
3:01
20
Travellin' Blues
 
2:47
21
Jimmie The Kid
 
2:50
22
Why There's A Tear In My Eye
 
3:10
23
The Wonderful City
 
2:56

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