Long John Hunter Ooh Wee Pretty Baby! LP

Ooh Wee Pretty Baby! Music

List Price	$12.98 (You save $1.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Vinyl LP Record, Regional Collections, Texas/West Coast Blues, Rock
Label	Norton
Orig Year	1999
CD Universe Part number	4582893
Catalog number	270
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 02, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed
Producer	Calvin Boles
Shipping Units	3

Long John Hunter Ooh Wee Pretty Baby! Songs

1.	El Paso Rock
2.	Ride With Me Baby
3.	Border Town Blues
4.	Flippin' Fingers
5.	Midnight Stroll
6.	Hey Mrs. Jones
7.	Shuffle Out
8.	School Girl
9.	So Long
10.	Scratch, The
11.	Betty Lou
12.	Strange Feeling
13.	Grandma
14.	I Wanna Love You
15.	Old Red
16.	Stop What You're Doin'
17.	Ole Rattler
18.	Slash
19.	Come On
20.	I Don't Care	$0.99
21.	Betty Lou - (alternate take)

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