| | Female Blues: Remaining Titles 1921 - 1928 CD
1921-1928-Lavinia Turner,Josie Miles,Sister Harris. Female Blues: Remaining Titles 1921 - 1928 Music Female Blues: Remaining Titles 1921 - 1928 Songs | 1. | Sweet Man Blues - Viola Baker (1924) |
| 2. | Go Back Where You Stayed Last Night - Viola Bartlette (1925-1926) |
| 3. | Tennessee Blues |
| 4. | You Never Can Tell What Your Perfectly Good Man Will Do |
| 5. | She Walked Right up and Took My Man Away - Helen Baxter (1926) |
| 6. | If You Can't Hold the Man You Love (Don't Cry When He's Gone) - Alberta Hunter (1926) |
| 7. | 31st Street Blues - Josie Miles (1924) |
| 8. | Cootie For Your Tootie - Etta Mooney (1922) |
| 9. | Harmony Blues |
| 10. | Alabama Bound Blues - Ethel Ridley (1923-1925) |
| 11. | I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me |
| 12. | Get It Fixed |
| 13. | Low Down Daddy Blues |
| 14. | I'll Get Even With You (Revengeful Blues) - Mae Scott (1923) |
| 15. | No Sooner - Elizabeth Smith (1926-1927) |
| 16. | Gwine to Have Bad Luck For Seven Years |
| 17. | Police Done Tore My Playhouse Down |
| 18. | Show Me the Way to Go Home - Louise Vant |
| 19. | Save Your Sorrow |
| 20. | Man I Love Is Oh! So Good to Me, The |
| 21. | Daddy, Don't You Try to Pull That Two-Time Thing on Me |
| 22. | Sunset Blues |
| 23. | Texas Mule Stomp |
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