Year of release 2017

Songs 25

Album time 01:12:34

Genre list Blues

1
Black Cat Bone
 
2:58
2
Disagreeable
 
3:24
3
Dark And Cloudy
 
2:56
4
Baby Child
 
2:40
5
The Lazy J
 
2:52
6
(Lightnin's) Gone Again
 
2:48
7
I've Been A Bad Man (Mad Blues)
 
3:11
8
New Worried Life Blues
 
2:45
9
One Kind Of Favor
 
3:02
10
Worried Blues
 
1:54
11
You Do Too (I'll Never Forget The Day)
 
3:04
12
My Mama Told Me
 
2:55
13
What's The Matter Now?
 
2:33
14
Late In The Evening
 
2:50
15
Lightnin' Jump
 
2:35
16
Leavin' Blues
 
2:29
17
Moanin' Blues
 
2:29
18
Walkin' The Streets
 
2:45
19
Mussy Haired Woman
 
3:00
20
One Kind Favor
 
0:58
21
The Slop
 
2:23
22
How Long Has The Train Been Gone
 
3:37
23
Baby I Don't Care
 
5:10
24
Houston Bound
 
4:59
25
Hello Austria
 
2:29

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