Year of release 2025

Songs 19

Album time 40:36

Genre list Hip Hop/R&B, Rock, Punk Rock, Pop

1
When I First Met Lucille ((Demo))
 
2:40
2
Here Comes The Blues ((The Musicale Club, Harlem, NY))
feat NY Harlem
4:27
3
Fool All The Time ((Demo))
 
1:56
4
Moving Day Blues ((Demo))
 
2:06
5
Big Joe's Blues ((Demo))
 
2:03
6
Still In Love ((Demo))
 
2:28
7
Lonely Avenue ((Demo))
 
1:09
8
Boogie Woogie Country Girl ((Demo))
 
1:58
9
When Main Street Becomes Park Avenue ((Demo))
 
3:03
10
"... I Sing In My Sleep "
 
0:58
11
(Wake Up) Miss Rip Van Winkle ((Demo))
feat Wake Up
1:20
12
You Better Believe It ((Demo))
 
3:41
13
"... There's Always Ideas Deep Inside "
 
0:38
14
I'll Treat You Like A Woman ((Demo))
 
2:26
15
If I Should Fail ((Demo))
 
2:39
16
Just Another Memory ((Demo))
 
2:38
17
No One ((Demo))
 
1:45
18
"... I'm Only Doc Pomus When It's A Hit "
 
0:27
19
Bye Baby Bye ((The Musicale Club, Harlem, NY))
feat NY Harlem
2:21

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The track list starts with When I First Met Lucille ((Demo)), Here Comes The Blues ((The Musicale Club, Harlem, NY)), Fool All The Time ((Demo)), Moving Day Blues ((Demo)), Big Joe's Blues ((Demo)), Still In Love ((Demo)), Lonely Avenue ((Demo)), and Boogie Woogie Country Girl ((Demo)). Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

Running-time information is part of the page metadata: Here Comes The Blues ((The Musicale Club, Harlem, NY)) is one of the longer tracks at 4:26 and "... I'm Only Doc Pomus When It's A Hit " is one of the shorter tracks at 0:27. For album pages, these measured details are often more useful than broad descriptive claims.

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