Bad News Blues Band Live At Hot Licks CD

Live At Hot Licks Music

Category	Blues Albums
Label	CD Baby
All Time Sales Rank	439120
CD Universe Part number	7689637
Catalog number	193321
Discs	1
Release Date	May 13, 2008

Bad News Blues Band Live At Hot Licks Songs

	1.	Ride With Me
	2.	Get A Job
	3.	Cold Cold Ground
	4.	We Need The Water
	5.	Para Donde Vas
	6.	Got A Lot Of Drinkin To Do
	7.	Days Of Old
	8.	Nightlife
	9.	Love With Someone Else
	10.	Don't Look Up
	11.	Hey Baby
	12.	Mikey For Mayor
	13.	Push'll Come To Shove
	14.	Vine Ave. Shoo Fly
	15.	Nobody Understands Me
	16.	Gangster of Love
	17.	Make Up Your Mind
	18.	Austin Bound
	19.	One More and I Gotta Go
	20.	Liar
	21.	Still Cadillacin'
	22.	Lolita
	23.	Hard Liquor
	24.	Mean Ol Life
	25.	Texas
	26.	Johnny's Boggie

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