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It's a bit absurd to think that this brief ten-song collection actually features the best of Southern blues, although all of the tracks included are certainly good ones, particularly Lightnin' Hopkins' "Found My Baby Crying," a loping version of Elmore James doing his signature "Dust My Broom" and a powerful "My Baby" by Lowell Fulson. Throw in solid cuts by Memphis Slim, T-Bone Walker and Bobby Rush and a nice little sequence takes shape, but it hardly adds up to an essential Southern blues record. ~ Steve Leggett
Audio Remasterer: Chris Clarke. Best Of Southern Blues Music Best Of Southern Blues Songs | 1. | Found My Baby Crying - Lightnin' Hopkins |
| 2. | Born with the Blues - Memphis Slim |
| 3. | No Do Right - T-Bone Walker |
| 4. | Southern Country Boy - The Carter Brothers |
| 5. | Dust My Broom - Elmore James |
| 6. | Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man - Bobby Rush |
| 7. | Everybody Knows About My Good Thing - Little Johnny Taylor |
| 8. | C. C. Rider - Bobby Powell |
| 9. | For You - Charles Brown |
| 10. | My Baby - Lowell Fulson |
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