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German label SPV's retrospective of blues sides from record man William "Hossman" Allen's various labels features music from legends such as Johnny Copeland, Gatemouth Brown, and Scotty Moore, as well as relatively more obscure names such as Art Grayson, Tiny Watkins, and the Beat Boys. The focus here is certainly on the blues, but there are also doses of hep-cat R&B (the Beat Boys' "Flip End"), pop soul (Frank Howard's "Smokey Places"), ballads (Lucille Watkins's "Somewhere Out There"), and novelty songs (Hoss Allen himself's "He Went to the Top of the Mountain," a sermon-style gospel tribute to the Reverend Martin Luther King).
Liner Note Author: Fred James. Rogana Story Songs | 1. | Crazy About You Baby - Sam Baker |
| 2. | Sit and Beg My Baby - Jimmy Stuart |
| 3. | Monkey Samba - Jimmy Stuart |
| 4. | All Woman - Dottie Clark |
| 5. | When I Get Home - Art Grayson |
| 6. | Bad Dreams - Art Grayson |
| 7. | Be Ever Mine - Art Grayson |
| 8. | Love Is Hurt - Art Grayson |
| 9. | Flip End - Beat Boys |
| 10. | Strung Out - Beat Boys |
| 11. | Finger Lickin' - Beat Boys |
| 12. | Bad Habit - Dee Brown |
| 13. | Wasted Nights - Rodge Martin |
| 14. | I'll Be Standing By - Rodge Martin |
| 15. | Two Women - Rodge Martin |
| 16. | Words of a Dying Man - Tiny Watkins |
| 17. | Somewhere out There - Lucille Mathis |
| 18. | Smoky Places - Frank Howard |
| 19. | Have You Ever Been Mistreated - Gatemouth Brown |
| 20. | Year Round Blues - Johnny Copeland |
| 21. | Ain't Nobody's Business - Johnny Copeland |
| 22. | Once Upon a Time - Sam Baker/Nancy Cohen/Sam Baker/Nancy Cohen |
| 23. | Macon - Jimmy Stuart/Scotty Moore/Jimmy Stuart |
| 24. | He Went to the Mountain Top - Hoss Allen |
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