| | Funky Blues Messiahs Lost In Mississippi CD Funky Blues Messiahs Discography of CDs
This is Funky Blues Messiahs second CD. On this Cd they pick up the story line where they left off on the first one. With guest appearances from Liberty DeVitto ( Billy Joel, Elton John ) and Charlie DeChant (Hall and Oates), they have built an explosive new CD of exciting New Orleans influenced music. Lost In Mississippi Music | List Price | $14.00 (You save $3.35) | | Category | Blues Albums | | Label | Trackspotting | | Orig Year | 2001 | | CD Universe Part number | 7124340 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 04, 2001 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 47 minutes |
Funky Blues Messiahs Lost In Mississippi Songs | 1. | Uptown Groove |
| 2. | Runnin From Algiers |
| 3. | Evangeline |
| 4. | Diner Dinner I Wanna Eat |
| 5. | Trouble |
| 6. | Lenny Bruce |
| 7. | Potion Anyone? |
| 8. | Voodoo Lady |
| 9. | If God Dont Getcha the Devil Will |
| 10. | Radio Salvation |
| 11. | Way Too Funky |
| 12. | Routine Police Stop |
| 13. | Gods Pickpocket |
| 14. | Louisiana Red House |
| 15. | Cajun Casanova |
| 16. | Funkengrueven |
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