Wynonie Harris Battle Of The Blues CD

Battle Of The Blues Music

List Price	$9.98 (You save $3.29)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rap CDs, Blues, Jump Blues
Label	Kingston
Orig Year	1959
All Time Sales Rank	216507
CD Universe Part number	1047019
Catalog number	607
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 14, 1994
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mono
Personnel	Wynonie Harris - vocals Roy Brown Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson

Wynonie Harris Battle Of The Blues Songs

	1.	Boogie at Midnight - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	2.	Big Town - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	3.	Bar Room Blues - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	4.	Love Don't Love Nobody - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	5.	Miss Fanny Brown - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	6.	Lollipop Mama - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	7.	I've Got the Last Laugh Now - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	8.	Bloodshot Eyes - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	9.	Good Rockin' Tonight - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	10.	Lovin' Machine - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	11.	Shake That Thing - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	12.	I Feel That Old Age Coming On - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	13.	All She Wants to Do Is Rock - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris
	14.	Good Morning Judge - Roy Brown/Wynonie Harris

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