Brownie Mcghee At The Second Fret CD

At The Second Fret Music

List Price	$11.97 (You save $2.52)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Blues Traditional, Country Blues
Label	Original Blues Classics
Orig Year	1962
All Time Sales Rank	223051
CD Universe Part number	1035552
Catalog number	561
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 15, 1993
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Mixed

Brownie Mcghee At The Second Fret Songs

	1.	Evil Hearted Me
	2.	Sick Man
	3.	Barking Bull Dog
	4.	Spread the News Around
	5.	Backwater Blues
	6.	Custard Pie
	7.	Wholesale Dealin' Papa
	8.	Motorcycle Blues
	9.	Hand in Hand
	10.	I Woke up One Morning and I Could Hardly See

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