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Various Excello Records Vol. 1 - Sound of the Swamp Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Excello Records Vol. 1 - Sound Of The Swamp mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: Excello Records Vol. 1 - Sound Of The Swamp Country: US Released: 1990 Style: Louisiana Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1163 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1765 mb WMA version RAR size: 1602 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 413 Other Formats: ASF DTS AU MMF VQF AUD WAV Tracklist 1 –Slim Harpo Baby Scratch My Back 2:47 2 –Lazy Lester I Hear You Knockin' 2:11 3 –Silas Hogan Everybody Needs Somebody 230 4 –Warren Storm Prisoner Song 253 5 –Carol Fran One More Chance 2:29 6 –Lonesome Sundown My Home Is A Prison 3:05 7 –Leroy Washington Wild Cherry 2:21 8 –Lightnin' Slim* Rooster Blues 2:35 9 –Guitar Gable This Should Go On Forever 2:45 10 –Charles Sheffield I Would Be A Sinner 2:00 11 –Al Ferrier Hey! Baby 2:20 12 –Bobby Jay Red Sails In The Sunset 2:30 13 –Guitar Gable & The Musical Kings Congo Mombo 2:28 14 –Slim Harpo Rainin' In My Heart 2:45 15 –Johnny Jano Havin' A Whole Lot Of Fun 1:59 16 –Joe Hudson & His Rockin' Dukes Baby Give Me A Chance 2:02 17 –Lightnin' Slim* Bad Luck Blues 2:23 18 –Jay Nelson Don't You Wanna Man Like Me 2:02 Companies, etc. Licensed From – Excello Records Copyright (c) – Excello Records Copyright (c) – Rhino Records Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Excello Records Pressed By – Disc Manufacturing, Inc., Huntsville – 17201 Credits Liner Notes – Dick Blackburn Notes The title written on the spine is: "Sound Of The Swamp: The Best Of Excello Records, Vol. 1". Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 8122-70896-2 7 Matrix / Runout: DISC NFG, INC. W. O. 17201-1 R270896 SPARS Code: AAD Related Music albums to Excello Records Vol. 1 - Sound Of The Swamp by Various Lightnin' Slim - Rooster Blues Lightnin' Slim - Goin' Home / Wonderin' And Goin' Lightnin' Slim - Bad Luck And Trouble / Have Your Way Lightnin' Slim - Bell Ringer Slim Harpo - Tip On In Slim Harpo - Baby Scratch My Back / Tip On In Lightnin' Slim - Loving Around The Clock / You Know You're So Fine Various - Louisiana Swamp Blues.
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