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Includes 3 bonus tracks.
Personnel: Homesick James Williamson (vocals, guitar); Snooky Pryor (vocals, guitar, harp).
Audio Remixer: Alex Munkas.
Liner Note Author: Sam Burckhardt.
Recording information: Heinz Studios, Vienna, Austria.
Photographers: Hannes Folterbauer; Homesick James Williamson. Homesick James & Snooky Pryor Music Homesick James & Snooky Pryor Songs | 1. | Sad and Lonesome |
| 2. | Homesick's Crossroads |
| 3. | It Seem Like a Dream |
| 4. | It's All Over Now |
| 5. | Shake Your Moneymaker |
| 6. | Someday Baby Blues |
| 7. | Rock Me |
| 8. | No More Lovin' |
| 9. | Push Me Well |
| 10. | I Believe I Get Married |
| 11. | Harp Boogie |
| 12. | Last Fair Deal |
| 13. | Telephone Blues |
| 14. | Goin' to the Pawn Shop |
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