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• Brother, can you spare a dime (Bing Crosby) (3:14)
• The boulevard of broken dreams (Hal Kemp) (3:10)
• Life is just a bowl of cherries (Rudy Vallee) (3:12)
• In the still of the night (Glen Gray) (3:14)
• Love walked in (Kenny Baker) (2:41)
• On the good ship Lollypop (Shirley Temple) (2:25)
• Unemployment stomp (Big Bill Broonzy) (2:36)
• The gold diggers' song [We're in the money] (Dick Powell) (3:13)
• All in and down and out blues (Uncle Dave Macon) (2:30)
• Fifteen miles from Birmingham (Delmore Brothers) (2:45)
• The coal loading machine (Evening Breezes Sextet) (2:43)
• NRA blues (Bill Cox) (2:52)
• I ain't got no home in this world anymore (Woody Guthrie) (2:46)
• The death of Mother Jones (Gene Autry) (2:40)
• All I want (Pete Seeger & Almanac Singers) (3:00)
• The white cliffs of Dover (Glenn Miller & orch.) (2:54).

• Who she do / Joe Williams (5:15)
• Just a dream / Bill Broonzy (4:44)
• Hold it right there / Eddie Vinson (2:42)
• Please send me someone to love / Lowell Fulsom (5:11)
• Going to Chicago blues / Jimmy Rushing, Count Basie (4:48)
• Ray Brown's in town / Red Holloway (3:51)
• In the evening / Leroy Carr ; Rocks in my bed / Duke Ellington (6:55)
• Alright, OK, you win / Sid Wyche, Maymo Watts (4:41)
• Mean old world / Al Frazier ; Wee baby Blues / Joe Turner, Pete Johnson (7:34)
• The comeback / Al Frazier (5:03)
• Tell me where to scratch / Joe Williams (5:04)
• Sent for you yesterday / Count Basie, Jimmy Rushing, Eddie Durham (3:29).

• I can't be satisfied (2:44)
• Long tall mama / Big Bill Broonzy, Arletta May (2:47)
• Worrying you off my mind. Part 1 (3:04)
• Too too train blues (2:50)
• Come home early (2:59)
• Hattie blues (3:02)
• I want my hands on it (2:53)
• Made a date with an angel (got no walking shoes) (2:58)
• Horny frog (3:09)
• I believe I'll go back home (2:25)
• Good time tonight (2:30)
• Flat foot Susie with her flat yes yes / L. Williams (2:56)
• W.P.A. rag (2:47)
• Going back to Arkansas (2:50)
• It's a low down dirty shame (2:54)
• Too many drivers (2:34)
• Woodie woodie (2:54)
• Whiskey and good time blues (2:52)
• Merry go round blues (2:41)
• You've got to hit the right lick (2:50).

This video explores the blues--with all its poetic irony and sly humor, its eroticism and timeless power. It traces its roots from the beginning of the 20th Century through the Mississippi Delta to Louisiana, Texas, Kansas City and Chicago.

• Black, brown and white
• Make my getaway
• Keep your hands off her
• Who's sorry now
• Lowland blues
• Going to Chicago
• Big Bill blues
• Nobody's business
• Texas tornado
• Alberta
• Water coast
• Careless love
• Pretty little baby.

• I can't be satisfied
• Long tall mama
• Worrying you off my mind
• Too too train blues
• How you want it done?
• C & A blues
• Southern flood blues
• It's a low down dirty shame
• Trucking little woman
• Night time is the right time
• New Shake 'em on down
• Baby I done got wise
• Just a dream
• Whiskey & good time blues
• Too many drivers
• When I been drinking.

• Hey, hey baby (2:51)
• Frankie and Johnny / Richard Jones (2:06)
• Trouble in mind (3:16)
• Joe Turner no. 2 : Blues of 1890 (5:13)
• Mule-ridin' blues (3:42)
• When will I get to be called a man (2:17)
• Poor Bill's blues (3:12)
• Key to the highway / B. Broonzy ; C. Segar (2:32)
• Plough-hand blues (3:24)
• Digging my potatoes (2:57)
• When things go wrong (it hurts me too) / Hudson Whittaker (2:57)
• C.C. Rider (2:32)
• Saturday evening blues (3:32)
• Shuffle rag (2:04)
• Southbound train (4:48)
• Hush, somebody's calling me (3:58)
• Louise (3:58)
• Black, brown, and white : spoken introduction (1:25)
• Black, brown, and white : sung (2:41)
• Willie Mae blues (3:27)
• This train : spoken introduction (1:21)
• This train : Bound for glory : sung (2:59)
• In the evening : spoken introduction (1:05)
• In the evening when the sun goes down : sung / Leroy Carr ; Don Raye (4:22).

Trouble in Mind captures acoustic blues guitarist Big Bill Broonzy late in his long career, but still outspoken in song. With a mix of controversial songs, rural blues, and spirituals, this CD showcases his brilliant vocals and intricate guitar work.