Year of release 2004

Songs 25

Album time 01:06:47

Genre list Blues

1
Shake That Shimmy
 
2:48
2
Heart Ease Blues
 
2:29
3
I'm Going To Move (To The Edge Of Town)
 
2:41
4
Pistol Slapper Blues
 
2:43
5
Mean And No Good Woman
 
2:33
6
Georgia Ham Mama
 
2:48
7
Piccolo Rag
 
2:51
8
Funny Feeling Blues
 
2:51
9
Painful Hearted Man
 
2:50
10
You've Got To Move It Out
 
2:52
11
Mama Let Me Lay It On You, No. 2
 
2:59
12
Meat Shakin' Woman
 
2:45
13
I'm A Good Stem Winder
 
2:42
14
What's That Smells Like Fish
 
2:45
15
She's A Truckin' Little Baby
 
2:28
16
Jivin' Woman Blues
 
2:34
17
You're Laughing Now
 
2:44
18
Stop Jivin' Me Mama
 
2:39
19
Long Time Trucker
 
2:34
20
Big House Bound
 
2:43
21
Flyin' Airplane Blues
 
2:29
22
Get Your Yas Yas Out
 
2:27
23
Jitterbug Rag
 
2:33
24
Screaming And Crying Blues
 
2:34
25
Blacksnakin' Jiver
 
2:35

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