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Various Alligator Blues Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Alligator Blues mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: Alligator Blues Country: Greece Released: 2000 MP3 version RAR size: 1549 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1227 mb WMA version RAR size: 1344 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 207 Other Formats: AA MPC MP3 ADX MIDI FLAC RA Tracklist 1 –Koko Taylor, Buddy Guy Born Under A Bad Sign 6:25 2 –Fenton Robinson Killin Floor 3:38 3 –Long John Hunter I Don't Care 3:23 4 –Saffire -The Uppity Blues Women (I'll Be Your) Sweet Black Angel 4:41 5 –Michael Hill's Blues Mob She's Gone 4:30 6 –Albert Collins ...But I Was Cool! 3:10 7 –Son Seals How Could She Leave Me? 3:39 8 –Corey Harris Preaching Blues 4:37 9 –Lonnie Brooks Backbone Man 4:04 10 –Shemekia Copeland Married To The Blues 7:12 11 –Lil' Ed And The Blues Imperials Travellin' Life 3:41 12 –Little Charlie And The Nightcats Crying Won't Help You 5:21 13 –Hound Dog Taylor Sadie 6:11 14 –Carey Bell Teardrops 7:06 Companies, etc. Distributed By – A&N Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jazz & Τζαζ Copyright (c) – Jazz & Τζαζ Phonographic Copyright (p) – Alligator Records Copyright (c) – Alligator Records Manufactured By – NEA-Media S.A. Printed By – Μιχάλης Ορφανός Credits Compiled By – Γιώργος Χαρωνίτης, Νίκος Βοζίκης Compiled By, Liner Notes – Φώντας Τρούσας Cover – Δημήτρης Αρβανίτης Producer [Supervisor] – Bruce Iglauer Notes Free cd with Jazz & Τζαζ magazine issue No86 Producer: Jazz & Τζαζ magazine Producer [Supervisor]: Alligator Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: NEA MEDIA S.A. 21P0XA3-00 Mould SID Code: IFPI Z502 Rights Society: ΑΕΠΙ Related Music albums to Alligator Blues by Various Various - The Chicago Tribune Presents A Taste Of The Blues From Chicago's Own Alligator Records Montana Taylor - Sweet Sue / 'Fo' Day Blues Carey Bell's Blues Harp Band / Magic Slim And The Teardrops / John "Big Moose" Walker - Living Chicago Blues Volume 2 Various - Alligator Records 45th Anniversary Collection The Lonnie Brooks Blues Band / Pinetop Perkins With Sammy Lawhorn / The S.O.B. Band - Living Chicago Blues Volume 3 Albert Collins - The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins Lonnie Brooks / Long John Hunter / Phillip Walker - Lone Star Shootout Koko Taylor - Koko Taylor.
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