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27 track compilation of songs from 1928-29 features Clarence William's orchestra with Katherine Henderson, Sara Martin, Laura Bryant, and the Barrel House Five. Includes "Do It Baby," "Mushy Love," "If You Like Me," "Hole In The Wall," "Mean Tight Mama,"
Contains 27 tracks.
Personnel includes: Clarence Williams (piano); Katherine Henderson, Sara Martin, Laura Bryant, The Barrel House Five. QRS Recordings, Vol. 2 Music Clarence Williams QRS Recordings, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Do It Baby |
| 2. | Mushy Love |
| 3. | If You Like Me |
| 4. | Hole in the Wall |
| 5. | Mean Tight Mama |
| 6. | Hot Lovin' |
| 7. | Dentist Chair Blues |
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