| | Deep Harmonica Blues CD - Import (1 Customer Review)
24 incredibly rare tracks from the Excello vaults, feat. Sonny Boy Williamson, Jerry McCain, Blues Rockers, Baby Boy Warren, Little Sonny, Ole Sonny Boy, Lightnin' Slim, Slim Harpo, Lazy Lester + Deep Harmonica Blues Music Deep Harmonica Blues Songs | 1. | Courtin' in a Cadillac - Jerry McCain & His Upstarts |
| 2. | That's What They Want - Jerry McCain & His Upstarts |
| 3. | Calling All Cows - Blues Rockers |
| 4. | Johnny Mae - Blues Rockers |
| 5. | Santa Fe (A.K.A. Not Welcome Anymore) - Baby Boy Warren/Sonny Boy Williamson |
| 6. | Chicken (A.K.A. Chuck a Luck) - Baby Boy Warren/Sonny Boy Williamson |
| 7. | Love Shock - Little Sonny |
| 8. | I'll Love You Baby (Until the Day I Die) - Little Sonny |
| 9. | Bring Me My Machine Gun (A.K.A. Baby Boy Blues) - Baby Boy Warren/Sonny Boy Williamson |
| 10. | Hello Stanger (A.K.A. Mattie Mae) - Baby Boy Warren/Sonny Boy Williamson |
| 11. | You Better Change - Ole Sonny Boy |
| 12. | Blues and Misery - Ole Sonny Boy |
| 13. | You Don't Love Me No More - Jerry McCain & His Upstarts |
| 14. | Things Ain't Right - Jerry McCain & His Upstarts |
| 15. | Goin' Home - Lightnin' Slim |
| 16. | Mannish Boy (A.K.A. I'm Grown) - Lightnin' Slim |
| 17. | Wondering and Worrying - Slim Harpo |
| 18. | They Call Me Lazy - Lazy Lester |
| 19. | Harmonica Twist - Whispering Smith |
| 20. | Please Give Me One More Chance - Whispering Smith |
| 21. | Shut Your Mouth - Jimmy Anderson |
| 22. | Rats and Roaches on Your Mind - Jimmy Anderson |
| 23. | When I Met You Baby - Jolly George |
| 24. | She's Got Me - Jolly George |
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