Down Home Blues Classics, Volume 2: Texas 1946-1954

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1▼CD: Lightnin's Boogie/Lightnin' Hopkins
#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Katie Mae Blues recorded in: Los Angeles, California, United States (on 1946-11-04) guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins piano: Thunder Smith vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins recording of: Katie Mae (on 1946-11-04) lyricist and composer: Lightnin’ Hopkins publisher: Prestige Music Co.	Lightnin’ Hopkins	3:00
2	Feel So Bad	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:40
3	Short Haired Woman recording of: New Short Haired Woman (in 1947) lyricist and composer: Robert Ellen	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:24
4	Let Me Play With Your Poodle recording of: Let Me Play With Your Poodle (in 1947) lyricist and composer: Tampa Red	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:32
5	Picture on the Wall recording of: Picture on the Wall lyricist and composer: Lightnin’ Hopkins	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:48
6	Sugar Mama	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:43
7	Someday Baby	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:39
8	Abilene	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:26
9	Shotgun	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:40
10	Lonesome Home recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1948) guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1948) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1948)	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:43
11	Tim Moore's Farm recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1948) guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1948) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1948) recording of: Tim Moore’s Farm writer: Lightnin’ Hopkins and Robert "Mack" McCormick	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:39
12	Lightnin's Boogie recording of: Lightnin's Boogie lyricist and composer: Lightnin’ Hopkins	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:49
13	Automobile recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1949) guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1949) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1949) recording of: Automobile Blues (in 1949) lyricist and composer: Lightnin’ Hopkins publisher: Prestige Music and The Bicycle Music Company	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:47
14	Jake Head Boogie	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:53
15	One Kind Favor recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (from 1949 until 1950) guitar: Lightning Hopkins (from 1949 until 1950) vocals: Lightning Hopkins (from 1949 until 1950) cover recording of: One Kind Favor additional lyricist: Guy Davis lyricist and composer: Blind Lemon Jefferson publisher: Universal Music Careers and Universal Music Corp. is based on: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:51
16	Gotta Move recorded in: New York, New York, United States (in 1951) guitar and tap dance: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1951) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1951) recording of: Gotta Move writer: Robert Ellen	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:41
17	Long Way From Texas recording of: Long Way From Texas writer: Robert Ellen	Lightnin’ Hopkins	3:03
18	Dirty House	Lightnin’ Hopkins	3:00
19	Freight Train Blues	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:49
20	Sad News From Korea	Lightnin’ Hopkins	3:09
21	Gone With the Wind	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:38
22	Sittin' Down Thinkin' bass: Donald Cooks (in 1954-04) drums (drum set): Ben Turner (in 1954-04) electric guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1954-04) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1954-04) recorded at: ACA Studio in Houston, Texas, United States (in 1954-04) recording of: Sittin' Down Thinkin' (in 1954-04) writer: Lightnin’ Hopkins	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:44
23	Don't Think 'Cause You're Pretty bass: Donald Cooks (in 1954-04) drums (drum set): Ben Turner (in 1954-04) electric guitar: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1954-04) vocals: Lightnin’ Hopkins (in 1954-04) recorded at: ACA Studio in Houston, Texas, United States (in 1954-04) recording of: Don't Think Cause You're Pretty (in 1954-04) writer: Lightnin’ Hopkins	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:39
24	Sick Feeling Blues	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:13
25	Had a Gal Called Sal	Lightnin’ Hopkins	2:18

2▼CD: Walking Talking Blues
#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Loudella	Ernest Lewis	3:12
2	Big Stars Are Falling recording engineer: Bill Quinn guitar: Luther Stoneham	Thunder Smith	2:22
3	Alberta	Stick Horse Hammond	2:50
4	Lucy Mae Blues	Frankie Lee Sims	2:32
5	Lost Woman Blues	Rattlesnake Cooper	2:59
6	Lonesome Cabin Blues	Mercy Dee Walton	2:42
7	Bad Whiskey, Bad Woman recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1948) guitar and lead vocals: Lil’ Son Jackson (in 1948)	Lil’ Son Jackson	2:10
8	Worried Blues	Smokey Hogg	3:11
9	Prowlin' Ground Hog recording of: Prowlin' Groundhog writer: Willie Lane	Willie Lane	2:41
10	Walking Talking Blues	Manny Nichols	2:38
11	Rhythm Blues	Sonny Boy Davis	2:33
12	Strike Blues	L.C. Williams	2:34
13	Rocks Is My Pillow recording of: Rocks Is My Pillow writer: Big Son Tillis	Big Son Tillis	3:05
14	Bon Ton Roula recording of: Bon Ton Roulet lyricist and composer: Clarence J. Garlow and Eddie Shuler publisher: Artemis Muziekuitgeverij B V, Fort Knox Music Co and Trio Music Co., Inc.	Clarence Garlow	3:16
15	Please Mam Forgive Me	Sunny James	2:40
16	Drove From Home Blues	Wright Holmes	2:37
17	Blue, Black and Evil recording engineer: Bill Quinn	Leroy Ervin	2:48
18	Mean Black Snake	Pete McKinley	2:40
19	Tall Skinny Mama Blues	Manny Nichols	2:55
20	No More Lovin'	Ernest Lewis	3:16
21	Jelly Roll Man	Bill Simpson	3:00
22	Dallas Be Bop Blues	Soldier Boy Houston	3:07
23	A\|l The Way From Texas recording engineer: Bill Quinn bass: Skippy Brown piano: Buster Pickens	Perry Cain	2:17
24	Black Snake Blues	John Hogg	2:29
25	Jet Black Woman	Buddy Chiles	2:27

3▼CD: Little Mae Belle
#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Home Again Blues	Frankie Lee Sims	2:49
2	Roberta Blues recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1948) guitar and lead vocals: Lil’ Son Jackson (in 1948)	Lil’ Son Jackson	2:29
3	Crossroads	Alger “Texas” Alexander	2:37
4	Cruel Hearted Woman recording engineer: Bill Quinn guitar: Luther Stoneham	Thunder Smith	2:29
5	Boogie All the Time recording engineer: Bill Quinn piano: Lightnin’ Hopkins	L.C. Williams	2:36
6	Rosa Lee	Ernest Lewis	3:06
7	Gamblin' Man	Stick Horse Hammond	2:39
8	You Gotta Lay Down Mama	Johnny Beck	2:36
9	Worried Life	Manny Nichols	2:42
10	You Gonna Need Me	Monister Parker	2:21
11	Misery Blues	Smokey Hogg	2:37
12	What Wrong Have I Done	Ernest Lewis	3:14
13	Ba-Ba-Du-Lay Blues (G.I. Fever)	Mercy Dee Walton	2:49
14	Throw This Poor Dog a Bone	James Tisdom	3:03
15	My Baby Quit Me Blues	Andy Thomas	2:34
16	Which Woman Do I Love	The Sugarman	2:11
17	Happy Home Blues	D.C. Washington	3:04
18	Howlin' Wolf	Willie Lane	2:42
19	In My Girlish Days	Ernest Lewis	2:05
20	Low Down Dirty Ways	Thunder Smith	2:51
21	Chicago Blues	Andy Thomas	2:22
22	Zetela Blues	Big Son Tillis	2:59
23	I Don't Live Here No More	Sonny Boy Davis	2:31
24	I'm in a Boogie Mood	Clarence Garlow	2:55
25	Little Mae Belle	Ernest Lewis	3:10

4▼CD: She's Gone With the Wind
#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Hug Me Baby	Soldier Boy Houston	2:37
2	Cairo Blues recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1949) guitar and lead vocals: Lil’ Son Jackson (in 1949)	Lil’ Son Jackson	2:49
3	Log House on the Hill	Leroy Johnson	2:51
4	No One to Love Me	Manny Nichols	2:45
5	Shake 'em on Down	Ernest Lewis	3:23
6	Santa Fe Blues recording engineer: Bill Quinn	Thunder Smith	2:14
7	Ten Long Years	Big Son Tillis & Lillian Tillis	2:48
8	Highway 51	Stick Horse Hammond	2:55
9	Freedom Train Blues recording engineer: Bill Quinn	Lil’ Son Jackson	2:41
10	Single Man Blues recording of: Single Man Blues writer: Stick McGhee and J. Mayo ‘Ink’ Williams	Frankie Lee Sims	2:53
11	Last Affair Blues	James Tisdom	3:23
12	Good Road Blues recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (in 1947) guitar: Wright Holmes vocals: Wright Holmes	Wright Holmes	2:36
13	Forgive Me	Manny Nichols	2:50
14	I Love My Baby	Andy Thomas	2:27
15	Excuse Me Baby	Sunny James	2:37
16	January 11, 1949 Blues recorded in: Houston, Texas, United States (on 1951-05-08) alto saxophone: Henry Hayes (on 1951-05-08) bass: Donald Cooks (on 1951-05-08) drums (drum set) [drums]: Ben Turner (on 1951-05-08) piano: Willie Johnson (on 1951-05-08) tenor saxophone: Ed Wiley (on 1951-05-08) trumpet: Frank Minn (on 1951-05-08) lead vocals: L.C. "Lightnin' Jr" Williams (on 1951-05-08) performer: Henry Hayes and His Rhythm Kings (on 1951-05-08)	Luther Stoneham	2:37
17	Shreveport Blues	Pete McKinley	2:47
18	Worrying Blues	John Hogg	2:35
19	Black Cat Rag	Willie Lane	2:36
20	West Coast Blues	Ernest Lewis	3:01
21	Evil and Hanky recorded in: Fresno, California, United States (in 1949) piano: Mercy Dee vocals: Mercy Dee	Mercy Dee Walton	2:45
22	Black Woman recording engineer: Bill Quinn piano: Leroy Carter	L.C. Williams	2:36
23	Lawyer Houston Blues	Soldier Boy Houston	2:44
24	She's Gone With the Wind	The Sugarman	2:01
25	Truck 'em on Down	Stick Horse Hammond	2:40

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