| | Angola Prisoner's Blues CD (1 Customer Review)
Angola Prisoner's Blues Music Angola Prisoner's Blues Songs | 1. | Prisoner's Talking Blues - Robert Pete Williams |
| 2. | Stagolee - Hogman Maxey |
| 3. | Electric Chair Blues - Guitar Welch |
| 4. | Black Night Is Fallin' - Hogman Maxey |
| 5. | Some Got Six Months - Robert Pete Williams |
| 6. | I'm Gonna Leave You Mama - Guitar Welch |
| 7. | I'm Lonesome Blues - Robert Pete Williams |
| 8. | Angola Bound - Capella A Group |
| 9. | Worried Blues - Hogman Maxey |
| 10. | Josephine - Guitar Welch |
| 11. | Soldier's Plea - Clara Young |
| 12. | Moon Is Rising, The - Odea Mathews |
| 13. | I'm Still in Love With You - Thelma Mae Joseph |
| 14. | I Miss You So - Vocal Group |
| 15. | Hello, Sue - Butterbeans |
| 16. | Fast Life Woman - Hogman Maxey |
| 17. | Careless Love - Otis Webster |
| 18. | Have You Ever Heard the Church Bells Tone - Roosevelt Charles/Otis Webster |
| 19. | 61 Highway - Guitar Welch |
| 20. | Strike at Camp I - Roosevelt Charles |
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