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ABC of the Blues. Komplette Trackliste. Kokomo Arnold 1. Backfence ABC of the blues. Komplette Trackliste. Kokomo Arnold 1. Backfence Picket Blues (James Arnold) (03:06) 2. Fool Man Blues (James Arnold) (03:06) 3. Long And Tall (James Arnold) (02:46) 4. Sally Dog (James Arnold) (02:48) 5. Cold Winter Blues (James Arnold) (03:09) 6. Sister Jane Cross The Hall (James Arnold) (02:39) 7. Wild Water Blues (James Arnold) (03:13) 8. Laugh And Grin Blues (James Arnold) (03:09) 9. Mean Old Twister (James Arnold) (02:57) 10. Red Beans And Rice (James Arnold) (03:03) Billy Boy Arnold 11. My Heart Is Crying (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:08) 12. I Wish You Would (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:41) 13. I Ain’t Got You (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:13) 14. Here’s My Picture (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:10) 15. You Got Me Wrong (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:39) 16. Prisoner’s Plea (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:49) 17. Every Day, Every Night (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:26) 18. No, No, No, No, No (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:34) 19. Rockinitis (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:38) 20. I Was Fooled (Billy Boy Arnold) (02:50) TOTAL TIME 55:14 Richard Berry 1. Louie, Louie (Richard Berry) (02:15) 2. Sweet Sugar You (Richard Berry) (02:48) 3. You Look So Good (Richard Berry) (02:19) 4. Mess Around (Richard Berry) (02:37) 5. No Room (Richard Berry) (03:16) 6. I Want You To Be My Girl (Richard Berry) (03:20) 7. I’m Your Fool (Richard Berry) (02:56) 8. Walk Right In (Richard Berry) (03:04) 9. Give It Up (Richard Berry) (02:37) 10. Have Love, Will Travel (Richard Berry) (02:56) Barbecue Bob 11. Yo Yo Blues (Robert Hicks) (02:59) 12. California Blues (Robert Hicks) (02:59) 13. Motherless Chiles Blues (Robert Hicks) (03:16) 14. She’s Coming Back Some Cold Rainy Day (Robert Hicks) (03:07) 15. Barbecue Blues (Robert Hicks) (03:14) 16. Ease It To Me Blues (Robert Hicks) (03:01) 17. Chocolate To The Bone (Robert Hicks) (02:54) 18. Good Time Rounder (Robert Hicks) (03:18) 19. Atlanta Moan (Robert Hicks) (03:09) 20. Diddle-Da-Diddle (Robert Hicks) (03:01) TOTAL TIME 59:15 Bobby “Blue” Bland 1. It’s My Life, Baby (F Washington – D. Robey) (02:45) 2. Honey Bee (D. Robey) (02:30) 3. Lost Lover Blues (F Washington – D. Robey) (02:37) 4. Time Out (F Washington – D. Robey) (02:50) 5. Million Miles From Nowhere (D. Robey) (02:52) 6. You’ve Got Bad Intentions (J. Scott) (02:32) 7. I Don’t Believe (D. Robey – M. Charles) (02:38) 8. You Did Me Wrong (D. Malone) (02:36) 9. Last Night (D. Robey) (02:53) 10. Wise Man’s Blues (D. Mattis – D. Robey) (02:51) Charles Brown 11. Driftin’ Blues (Brown – Moore – Williams) (03:15) 12. Trouble Blues (C. Brown) (02:23) 13. In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down (Trad.) (02:56) 14. Get Yourself Another Fool (Tucker – Haywood) (03:03) 15. Black Night (J.M. Robinson) (03:08) 16. Hard Times (J. Leiber – M. Stoller) (03:10) 17. Cryin’ Mercy (K. Owens) (02:43) 18. Evening Shadows (Q. Martin) (02:46) 19. Fool’s Paradise (Johnny Fuller – R. Geddins – D. Avid) (02:47) 20. Merry Christmas, Baby (J. Moore – L. Baxter) (02:53) TOTAL TIME 56:18 Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown 1. Midnight Hour (C. Brown – Duchess) (02:45) 2. Ain’t That Dandy (C. Brown – Duchess) (02:52) 3. Dirty Work At The Crossroads (Don Robey – Duchess) (02:47) 4. Hurry Back Good News (Don Robey – Duchess) (02:46) 5. Okie Dokie Stomp (Pluma Davis – Duchess) (02:34) 6. Sad Hour (C. Brown – Don Robey – Duchess) (02:51) 7. Gate’s Salty Blues (Eddie Curtis) (02:45) 8. Just Before Dawn (C. Brown – Duchess) (02:09) 9. Depression Blues (C. Brown – Duchess) (02:55) 10. For Now So Long (C. Brown – Duchess) (02:45) Blue Lu Barker 11. Trombone Man Blues (Barker – Black) (02:52) 12. Here’s A Little Girl (Barker) (03:15) 13. A Little Bird Told Me (Barker – Brooks) (02:12) 14. What Did You Do To Me? (Barker – Hunter) (02:33) 15. Leave My Man Alone (Barker) (02:31) 16. Now You’re Down In The Alley (Barker) (02:35) 17. When The Wagon Comes (Barker) (02:56) 18. Loan Me Your Husband (Barker) (02:46) 19. Bow Legged Daddy (Barker) (02:50) 20. Love That Man (Barker) (02:41) TOTAL TIME 54:34 Big Bill Broonzy 1. Mississippi River Blues (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (02:42) 2. Long Tall Mama (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (02:48) 3. Worrying You Off My Mind (Part 1) (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (03:05) 4. Rising Sun Shine On (Lester Melrose) (03:10) 5. Come Home Early (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (03:00) 6. Good Jelly (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (03:17) 7. Bull Cow Blues (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (02:52) 8. I Can’t Make You Satisfied (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (03:13) 9. How You Want It Done (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (02:51) 10. Hattie Blues (William Lee Conley Broonzy) (02:44) Scrapper Blackwell 11. Kokomo Blues (Kokomo Arnold) (03:04) Blind Blake 12. Come On Boys, Let’s Do That Messin’ Around (Blind Blake) (02:45) 13. Hard Pushin’ Papa (Blind Blake) (02:36) 14. Skeedle Loo Doo Blues (Blind Blake) (03:02) 15. Georgia Bound (Blind Blake) (03:22) 16. Too Tight Blues, No. 2 (Blind Blake) (02:55) 17. Diddie Wah Diddie (Blind Blake) (02:58) 18. Southern Rag (Blind Blake) (02:50) 19. C.C. Pill Blues (Blind Blake) (02:28) 20. Rope Stretching Blues, Pt. 1 (Blind Blake) (03:02) TOTAL TIME 58:55 Champion Jack Dupree 1. Strollin’ (Jack Dupree) (03:01) 2. T.B. Blues (Jack Dupree) (03:42) 3. Can’t Kick The Habit (Jack Dupree) (03:43) 4. Evil Woman (Jack Dupree) (04:21) 5. Nasty Boogie (Jack Dupree) (03:10) 6. Junker’s Blues (Jack Dupree) (03:12) 7. Bad Blood (Jack Dupree) (03:59) 8. Goin’ Down Slow (Jack Dupree) (04:04) 9. Frankie & Johnny (Jack Dupree) (03:23) 10. Stack-O-Lee (Jack Dupree) (03:56) Cousin Joe 11. Fly Hen Blues (Pleasant Joseph) (02:38) 12. Little Eva (Pleasant Joseph) (02:33) 13. Lightning Struck The Poorhouse (Pleasant Joseph) (03:04) 14. Baby You Don’t Know At All (Pleasant Joseph) (02:43) 15. The Barefoot Baby (Pleasant Joseph) (02:49) 16. Box Car Shorty And Peter Blue (Pleasant Joseph – Sammy Price) (02:42) 17. Beggin’ Woman (Pleasant Joseph – Sammy Price) (02:47) 18. Sadie Brown (Pleasant Joseph – Sammy Price) (02:46) 19. Evolution Blues (Pleasant Joseph – Sammy Price) (02:58) 20. Box Car Shorty’s Confession (Pleasant Joseph – Sammy Price) (02:41) TOTAL TIME 64:22 Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell 1. Wrong Man Blues (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:16) 2. Gettin’ All Wet (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:28) 3. Blue With The Blues (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:29) 4. Christmas In Jail, Ain’t That A Pain (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:12) 5. That’s Tellin’em (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:01) 6. Papa Wants A Cookie (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (02:44) 7. The Dirty Dozen (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (02:53) 8. Carried Water For The Elephant (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (02:57) 9. Let’s Disagree (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (02:56) 10. Papa’s Got Your Water On (L. Carr – S. Blackwell) (03:13) Pee Wee Crayton 11. Win-O (C.C. Crayton) (02:18) 12. I Got News For You (C.C. Crayton) (02:39) 13. Blues Before Dawn (C.C. Crayton) (01:59) 14. Don’t Break My Heart (C.C. Crayton) (02:52) 15. The Telephone Is Ringing (C.C. Crayton) (02:54) 16. California Women (C.C. Crayton) (03:28) 17. Blues For My Baby (C.C. Crayton) (02:58) 18. Dedicated To The Blues (C.C. Crayton – Taub) (03:05) 19. Phone Call From My Baby (C.C. Crayton) (02:48) 20. Blues After Hours (C.C. Crayton) (03:07) TOTAL TIME 59:27 Bo Diddley 1. I’m A Man (Ellas McDaniel) (02:59) 2. Bo Diddley (Ellas McDaniel) (02:48) 3. Pretty Thing (Willie Dixon) (02:50) 4. Bring It To Jerome (Jerome Green) (02:29) 5. Diddy Wah Diddy (Ellas McDaniel – Willie Dixon) (02:33) 6. I’m Looking For A Woman (Ellas McDaniel) (02:33) 7. Who Do You Love? (Ellas McDaniel) (02:29) 8. You Don’t Love Me (Ellas McDaniel) (02:53) 9. Hey Bo Diddley (Ellas McDaniel) (02:12) 10. Mona (I Need You Baby) (Ellas McDaniel) (02:22) 11. Say Boss Man (Ellas McDaniel) (02:33) 12. Before You Accuse Me (Ellas McDaniel) (03:06) 13. Say Man (Ellas McDaniel) (03:13) 14. The Clock Strikes Twelve (Ellas McDaniel) (02:59) 15. Crackin’ Up (Ellas McDaniel) (02:06) 16. Don’t Let It Go (Hold On To What You Got) (Ellas McDaniel) (02:46) 17. Mumblin’ Guitar (Ellas McDaniel) (02:49) 18. She’s Alright (Ellas McDaniel) (04:04) 19. Road Runner (Ellas McDaniel) (02:49) 20. The Story Of Bo Diddley (Ellas McDaniel) (02:52) TOTAL TIME 55:36 Willie Dixon 1. Don’t Let That Music Die (W. Dixon) (02:31) 2. I Ain’t Gonna Be Your Monkey Man (L. Caston – W. Dixon) (02:59) 3. Money Tree Blues (W. Dixon) (02:45) 4. Since My Baby Gone (L. Caston) (03:01) 5. No One To Love Me (L.
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