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Preacher Jack's first album in over a decade, Non-Stop Boogie collects new material along with a handful of recordings cut in 1982; the title track is true to its word, clocking in at over half an hour in length. ~ Jason Ankeny
boogie-woogie pianist plays 9 tracks in a solo setting (without vocals), recorded in 1982 & 1995 Preacher Jack Non-Stop Boogie Songs | 1. | Non Stop Boogie |
| 2. | Boogid Woogie Blues |
| 3. | Albert'S Boogie Stomp |
| 4. | Boogie Woogie Cruise |
| 5. | Yancey'S Boogie Blues |
| 6. | Stompin' The Boogie |
| 7. | Yancey'S Bugle Call |
| 8. | Albert'S Suitcase Blues |
| 9. | Little Lamb Stomp |
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