7 Classic Albums (4CD)

TRACKS
CD 1
1: Jumpin' the blues
2: Until the real thing comes along
3: Hootie blues
4: Rain is such a lonesome sound
5: Confessin' the blues
6: Piney brown blues
7: Froggy bottom
8: Gee baby, ain't i good to you
9: Blue monday
10: Ooo wee baby, then the lights go out
11: S.k. blues
12: When i been drinkin'
13: Ooo wee baby, then the lights go out
14: All that's good
15: Spoon's blues
16: 'It ain't what you're thinkin
17: Ain't nobody's bizness if i do
18: Wee baby blues
19: Times are changing
20: Sweet's blues
21: Good rockin' tonight

CD 2
1: No rollin' blues
2: Good rockin' tonight
3: Big fine girl
4: Ain't nobody's bizness if i do
5: 'When i been drinkin
6: Stormy monday
7: I'll never be free
8: She moves me
9: Card playing blues
10: Please hurry home
11: Jelly jelly
12: (Riding blues (rebecca
13: The blues came falling down
14: Sad life
15: Cain river blues

CD 3
1: Times are getting' tougher than tough
2: How long
3: Corrina corrina
4: C.c. rider
5: Roll 'em pete
6: Every day i have the blues
7: Kansas city
8: I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town
9: Trouble in mind
10: St. louis blues
11: Lover come back to me
12: A blues serenade
13: Do nothin' till you hear from me
14: 'Ain't misbehavin
15: We'll be together again
16: I'll always be in love with you
17: 'Just a-sittin' and a-rockin
18: Just one more chance
19: Music. maestro, please
20: It only happens once
21: I'm beginning to see the light
22: Don't worry 'bout me

CD 4
1: Hey, mrs. jones
2: In the dark
3: Tanya
4: I ain't mad at you
5: Have faith
6: Lovey dovey
7: I don't know
8: Warm your heart
9: Ooo wee baby, then the lights go out
10: If you live the life, you pay the price
11: Pink champagne
12: The masquerade is over
13: I'd rather drink muddy water
14: I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town
15: Key to the highway
16: Did you ever
17: Confessin' the blues
18: Nobody knows you when you're down and out
19: Your red wagon
20: Rain is such a lonesome sound
21: Cherry red
22: It's a low down dirty shame
23: Just a dream
24: Please, mr webster