| | Tabby Thomas Swamp Man Blues CD - Import Tabby Thomas Discography of CDs
Tabby Thomas Swamp Man Blues Songs | 1. | Swamp Man Blues |
| 2. | Hey Bartender |
| 3. | Drinkin' Blues |
| 4. | Dirty Draws |
| 5. | Hoo Do Man |
| 6. | Going to New Orleans |
| 7. | Rock This House |
| 8. | Gamblin' Woman |
| 9. | Hey Little School Girl |
| 10. | Is I'm Your Man |
| 11. | Lilie Brown |
| 12. | Thin Ice |
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