Amos Milburn Chicken Shack Boogie CD

Chicken Shack Boogie Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Blues, Piano, Jump Blues
Label	Culture Press
Orig Year	1999
All Time Sales Rank	212613
CD Universe Part number	1165689
Catalog number	991013
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 06, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Amos Milburn Chicken Shack Boogie Songs

1.	Down The Road Apiece
2.	My Baby'S Boogying
3.	After Midnite
4.	Amos' Blues
5.	Amos' Boogie
6.	Operation Blues
7.	Everything I Do Is Wrong
8.	Money Hustlin' Woman
9.	Blues At Sundown
10.	Sad And Blue
11.	Aladdin Boogie
12.	Real Gone
13.	Bye Bye Boogie
14.	Train Time Blues
15.	Pot Luck Boogie
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17.	Hard Driving Blues
18.	Hold Me Baby
19.	I Love Her
20.	Pool-Playing Blues
21.	Anybody'S Blues
22.	It Took Along Long Time
23.	Empty Arms Blues
24.	Wolf On The River

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