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Blue Horizon Records Discography 7700 Series Blue Horizon Records Discography 7700 series BH 7701 - Smiling Like I’m Happy - DUSTER BENNETT [1968] Country Jam/40 Minutes From Town/Got A Tongue In Your Head/Jumping At Shadows/Life Is A Dirty Deal/My Love Is Your Love/My Lucky Day/Shady Little Baby/Shame Shame Shame/Times Like These/Trying To Paint It In The Sky/Worries Mind [*] BH 7702 - When You Feel The Feeling You Was Feeling - CHAMPION JACK DUPREE [1969] A Racehorse Called Mae/Gutbucket Blues/I’ve Been Mistreated/Income Tax/Mister Dupree Blues/My Home’s In Hell/Roll On/See My Milk Cow/Street Walking Woman/Ugly Woman/Yellow Pocahontas [*] BH 7703 - Now Resident In Europe - CURTIS JONES [1969] Born In Naples, Texas/Cherie/Dryburgh Drive/Gee Pretty Baby/I Want To Be Your Slave/Jane/Let Your Hair Down/Maggie Campbell Blues/Morocco Blues/Please Believe Me/Soul Brother Blues/You Don’t Have To Go [*] BH 7704 - Presenting The Country Blues - ROOSEVELT HOLTS [1969] Another Mule Kickin’/Big Road Blues/Feelin’ Sad And Blue/I’m Going To Build Right On/Lead Pencil Blues/Let’s Talk It All Over Again/Little Bitty Woman/Prison Bound Blues/Red River Blues/She Puts Me Outdoors/The Good Book Teach You [*] BH 7705 - O.K. Ken? - CHICKEN SHACK [1969] A Woman Is The Blues/Baby’s Got Me Crying/Fishing In Your River/Get Like You Used To Be/I Wanna See My Baby/Mean Old World/Pony And Trap/Remington Ride/Sweet Sixteen/Tell Me/The Right Way Is My Way [*] BH 7706 - 100 Ton Chicken - CHICKEN SHACK [1969] Anji/Evelyn/Horse And Cart/Look Ma, I’m Crying/Midnight Hour/Reconsider Baby/Still Worried About My Woman/Tears In The Wind/The Way It Is/The Road Of Love/Weekend Love [*] 4800 series BH 4801 - First Slice - JELLYBREAD [1970] River’s Invitation/I Pity The Fool/Never Say No/Chairman Mao’s Boogaloo/Evening//I’ve Got To Forget You/Boogie Sandwich/Rusty Blade/No Brag, Just Facts (Parts 1 & 2)/No One Else/Don’t Pay Them No Mind BH 4802 - The Biggest Thing Since Colossus - OTIS SPANN With Fleetwood Mac [1970] Ain’t Nobody’s Business/Dig You/I Need Some Air/It Was A Big Thing/My Love Depends On You/No More Doggin’/She Needs Some Lovin’/Someday Baby/Temperature Is Rising (100.2 F)/Walkin’ [*] BH 4803 - Blues Jam In Chicago-Volume One - FLEETWOOD MAC Featuring Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Shakey Horton, J.T. Brown, Guitar Buddy, Honeyboy Edwards & S.P.Leary [1970] Watch Out/Ooh Baby/South Indiana (Take 1)/South Indiana (Take 2)/Last Night/Red Hot Jam//Worlds In A Tangle/Talk With You/Like It This Way/Someday Soon Baby/Hungry Country Girl BH 4804 - Blues Jam In Chicago-Volume Two - FLEETWOOD MAC Featuring Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, J.T. Brown, Honeyboy Edwards & S.P.Leary [1970] I’m Worried/I Held My Baby Last Night/Madison Blues/I Can’t Hold Out/I Need Your Love/I Got The Blues//Black Jack Blues/Everyday I Have The Blues/Rockin’ Boogie/Sugar Mama/Homework BH 4805 - BH 4806 - Page 1 BH 4807 - Grease One For Me - BACON FAT [1970] Up The Line/Boom, Boom (Out Goes The Light)/Small’s On 53rd/She’s A Wrong Woman/I Need Your Love//Juicy Harmonica/Nobody But You/Telephone Blues/You’re So Fine/Too Late BH 4808 - Justa Duster - DUSTER BENNETT [1970] I’m Gonna Wind Up Ending Up Or I’m Gonna End Up Winding With You/Raining In My Heart/If You Could Hang Your Washing Like You Hang Your Lines/Rock Of Ages/It’s A Man Down There/Sugar Beat//God Save The Queen/Just Like A Fish/What A Dream/Talk To Me/Just Like I Treat You/Bright Lights, Big City BH 4809 - Accept - CHICKEN SHACK [1970] Diary Of Your Life/Pocket/Never Ever/Sad Clown/Maudie/Telling Your Fortune//Tired Eyes/Some Other Time/Going Round/Andalucian Blues/You Knew You Did You Did/She Didn’t Use Her Loaf/Apple Tart BH 4810 - BH 4811 - BH 4812 - 12 Db’s - DUSTER BENNETT [1970] Slim’s Tune/I Chose To Sing The Blues/Sugar Beet/I Love My Baby/Vitamin Pills/Everyday//Act Nice And Gentle/Woman Without Love/That Mean Old Look/Sweeter Than Sugar/On Reconsideration/Hill St. Rag 3800 series BH 3801 - Fleetwood Mac In Chicago - FLEETWOOD MAC Featuring Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Shakey Horton, J.T. Brown, Guitar Buddy, Honeyboy Edwards & S.P.Leary [1971] (2xLPs) (reissue of Blue Horizon BH 4803 & Blue Horizon BH 4804) Watch Out/Ooh Baby/South Indiana (Take 1)/South Indiana (Take 2)/Last Night/Red Hot Jam//Worlds In A Tangle/Talk With You/Like It This Way/Someday Soon Baby/Hungry Country Girl//I’m Worried/I Held My Baby Last Night/Madison Blues/I Can’t Hold Out/I Need Your Love/I Got The Blues//Black Jack Blues/Everyday I Have The Blues/Rockin’ Boogie/Sugar Mama/Homework 4600 series BM 4601 - Blues Masters Vol. 1 - ELMORE JAMES [1972] Hand In Hand (Take 1)-I Have A Right To Love My Baby-Hand In Hand (Take 2)/Hand In Hand (Take 3)/Hand In Hand (Take 4)/Everyday I Have The Blues//Dust My Broom/It Hurts Me Too (Take 1)/Talk To Me Baby (Take 1)- Can’t Stop Loving My Baby/Got To Move/Manhattan Slide BM 4602 - Blues Masters Vol. 2 - OTIS RUSH [1972] Checking On My Baby/Double Trouble/If You Were Mine/Jump Sister Bessie/Keep On Loving Me Baby/Keep On Loving Me Baby/Love That Woman/My Baby Is A Good ‘Un/She’s A Good ‘Un/Sit Down Baby [*] BM 4603 - Blues Masters Vol. 3 - MAGIC SAM [1972] Everything Gonna Be Alright/Look Whatcha Done/All My Whole Life/Love Me With A Feeling/All Your Love/Call Me If You Need Me//Roll Your Money Maker/Easy Baby/Magic Rocker/Love Me This Way/21 Days In Jail/All Night Long BM 4604 - Blues Masters Vol. 4 - BUKKA WHITE [1972] Bed Spring Blues/Aberdeen, Mississippi Blues/Drifting Blues/(Brand New) Decoration Day/Baby Please Don’t Go/Give Me An Old, Old Lady//Got Sick And Tired/World Boogie/School Learning/Old Man Tom/Gibson Town Page 2 BM 4605 - Blues Masters Vol. 5 - FURRY LEWIS [1972] Grand Central Station/Let’s Shake Hand In Hand/Waiting For A Train/Let Me Call You Sweetheart/Big Chief Blues//Casey Jones/Take Your Time Rag/John Henry/Skinny Woman/See That My Grave Is Kept Clean/Glory Hallelujah, When I Lay My Burden Down BM 4606 - Blues Masters Vol. 6 - MISSISSIPPI JOE CALLICOTT [1972] You Don’t Know My Mind/Dough Roller Blues/War Time Blues/Joe’s Troubled Blues//On My Last Go Round/Hoist Your Window And Let Your Curtain Down/Married Woman Blues/Poor Boy Blues BM 4607 - Blues Masters Vol. 7 - JOHNNY SHINES [1972] Solid Gold/From Dark ‘Til Dawn/I Will Be Kind To You/Last Night’s Dream/Baby Don’t You Think I Know//Pipeline Blues/I Don’t Know/Black Panther/I Had A Good Home/Mean Fisherman BM 4608 - Blues Masters Vol. 8 - SUNNYLAND SLIM [1972] Layin’ In My Cell, Sleepin’/I Am The Blues/Sunnyland Special/Heartache/Lowland Blues//Stepmother/I Got To Get To My Baby/Stella Mae/Midnight Jump/Depression Blues BM 4609 - Blues Masters Vol. 9 - JOHNNY YOUNG [1972] Moaning And Groaning/Heard My Doorbell Ring/My Trainfare Out Of Town/Lula Mae/Jackson Bound/Walking Slow//Deal The Cards/Lend Me Your Love/Lorraine/Prison Bound/Little Girl/Mean Black Snake BM 4610 - Blues Masters Vol. 10 - CHAMPION JACK DUPREE [1972] I Want To Be A Hippy/Grandma/Puff Puff/Blues Before Sunrise/I’ll Try/Going Back To Louisiana//Ain’t That A Shame/Stumbling Block/Old And Gray/Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well/Postman Blues/Lawdy Lawdy Page 3.
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