Al Cook Country Blues CD

Country Blues Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Urban Soundtrack CDs, Contemporary Blues, Delta, Blues, Enhanced CD
Label	Wolf
Orig Year	2002
CD Universe Part number	4924191
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 06, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Al Cook
Personnel	Charlie Lloyd - piano Karin Daym - vocals Al Cook - vocals, guitar, piano Katie Kern - vocals, guitar Rev. Frank TT Stephan Rausch - harmonica

Al Cook Country Blues Songs

	1.	Big Fat Mama
	2.	Crap Game Blues
	3.	Have You Ever Loved a Woman
	4.	Lonesome Frisco Blues
	5.	My Baby Gone Dead on Me
	6.	Shake That Boogie
	7.	Teddy Bear Blues
	8.	Taxman on My Trail
	9.	Myrtle Beach Rag
	10.	Blue River Blues
	11.	Lemon Tree Blues
	12.	Good Morning Blues
	13.	Blues Singer's Lament, The
	14.	House Rent Blues
	15.	God Can Help You
	16.	Blowtop Blues
	17.	Slavin' Mama Blues
	18.	Bobo's Boogie

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