| | Nat Simpkins Cookin' With Some Barbeque CD Nat Simpkins Discography of CDs
Recorded at Fox Studios, Rutherford, New Jersey on May 6, 1994. Includes liner notes by Paul J. MacArthur.
Personnel: Nat Simpkins (tenor saxophone), Gloria Coleman (organ), Russell Malone (guitar), Cecil Brooks III (drums).
Cookin' With Some Barbeque Music Nat Simpkins Cookin' With Some Barbeque Songs | 1. | Our Love Is Here to Stay |
| 2. | Deep Blue Sea |
| 3. | Now Houston |
| 4. | Shadow of Your Smile |
| 5. | God Bless the Child |
| 6. | Shuffle the Deck |
| 7. | Nicole's Waltz |
| 8. | When Sunny Gets Blue |
| 9. | Arnett Left Town |
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