Year of release 2017

Songs 24

Album time 51:48

Genre list Blues

1
Don't You Know I Love You (Remastered 2002)
 
2:10
2
Sick And Tired (Remastered 1999)
 
2:35
3
No, No (The River)
feat The River
2:08
4
Little Mary
 
1:59
5
The Prisoner's Song (Single)
 
2:39
6
Young School Girl
 
1:55
7
It Must Be Love
 
2:14
8
Whole Lotta Loving
 
1:42
9
Coquette
 
2:29
10
Telling Lies
 
2:21
11
When The Saints Go Marching In
 
2:25
12
I'm Ready
 
2:06
13
Margie
 
2:16
14
I Want To Walk You Home
 
2:24
15
I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Some Day
 
2:05
16
Be My Guest
 
2:04
17
I've Been Around
 
1:58
18
Country Boy
 
2:19
19
If You Need Me (Remastered 2002)
 
1:49
20
Tell Me That You Love Me
 
2:02
21
Before I Grow Too Old (Remastered 2002)
 
2:32
22
Walking To New Orleans
 
1:58
23
Don't Come Knockin'
 
1:58
24
Three Nights A Week
 
1:45

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