| | Silas Hogan / Arthur Kelley Godfather: Louisiana Swamp Blues Vol. 6 Featuring Arthur "Guitar" Kelly CD Silas Hogan / Arthur Kelley Discography of CDs
Recorded in 1988.
Personnel includes: Silas Hogan (vocals, guitar); Arthur "Guitar" Kelly, Bruce Lamb, Julian Piper (guitar); Oskar "Harpo" Davis (harmonica); David Carroll (bass); Sam Hogan (drums).
Godfather: Louisiana Swamp Blues Vol. 6 Featuring Arthur "Guitar" Kelly Music Silas Hogan / Arthur Kelley Godfather: Louisiana Swamp Blues Vol. 6 Featuring Arthur "Guitar" Kelly Songs | 1. | Rats and Roaches in My Kitchen |
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