| | Amos Milburn 1950-1951 CD Amos Milburn Discography of CDs
Track listing: ATOMIC BABY / SHE'S GONE AGAIN / JUST A FOOL IN LOVE / TELL ME HOW LONG THE TRAIN'S BEEN GONE / BUTTON YOUR LIP / SAX SHACK BOOGIE / BIRMINGHAM BOUNCE / LET'S ROCK A WHILE / HARD LUCK BLUES / TWO YEARS OF TORTURE / REMEMBER / ...... Amos Milburn 1950-1951 Songs | 1. | Atomic Baby |
| 2. | She's Gone Again |
| 3. | Just a Fool in Love |
| 4. | Tell Me How Long the the Train's Been Gone |
| 5. | Button Your Lip |
| 6. | Sax Shack Boogie |
| 7. | Birmingham Bounce |
| 8. | Let's Rock a While |
| 9. | Hard Luck Blues |
| 10. | Two Years of Torture |
| 11. | Remember |
| 12. | I'm Gonna Tell My Mama |
| 13. | Bad Bad Whisky |
| 14. | Everybody Clap Hands |
| 15. | Tears Tears Tears |
| 16. | Glory of Love |
| 17. | I Love You Anyway |
| 18. | Ain't Nothing Shaking |
| 19. | Real Crazy |
| 20. | This Was Your Last Mistake - Goodbye |
| 21. | Women, Women |
| 22. | Just One More Drink |
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