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• Hey, hey baby (2:51)
• Frankie and Johnny (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 (2:32)
• Plough-hand blues (3:24)
• Digging my potatoes (2:57)
• When things go wrong (it hurts me too) (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 (4:22).

• Disc one: Bull cow blues
• Rising sun shine on
• I can't be satisfied
• Saturday night rub
• Too-too train
• Come on Mama
• Midnight special
• Can't you trust me no more
• Brown skin shuffle
• How you want it done
• My stove's in good condition
• Big Bill blues
• Long tall mama
• Monkey man blues
• Mr. conductor man
• Pig meat strut
• Rukus juice blues
• Crazy about you. Disc two: Don't tear my clothes no. 2
• Key to the highway
• Jivin' Mr. Fuller blues
• Where were you last night
• Stove pipe stomp
• Mountain blues
• The southern blues
• Nancy Jane
• My big money
• St. Louis women blues
• I feel so good
• Looking for my baby
• C.C. Rider (Take A)
• That number of mine
• Black cat rag
• You may need my help someday
• Martha blues
• Just wondering
• You got to hit the right lick
• Rockin' chair blues
• All by myself.

• Key to the highway
• Mindin' my own business
• Saturday evening blues
• South bound train
• Tell me what kind of man Jesus was
• Swing low sweet chariot
• Joe Turner blues
• Joe Turner blues (instrumental)
• Plowhand blues
• Goin' down the road feelin' bad
• Makin' my getaway
• Stump blues
• See see rider
• I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town
• This train
• Hush hush
• Backwater blues
• Slow blues
• It hurts me too
• Kansas City blues
• In the evenin' (When the sun goes down)
• Worried life blues
• Trouble in mind
• Take this hammer
• Glory of love
• Louise blues
• Willie Mae blues
• Alberta
• Old folks at home (Swanee River)
• Crawdad song
• John Henry
• Just a dream (on my mind)
• Frankie and Johnny
• Bill Bailey won't you please come home
• Hollerin' the blues.

• 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.

• 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.

Big Bill Broonzy (1893-1958) was one of the masters of the country blues. His vocal style was legendary long before his death, and his songs, including "Big Bill Blues", "Keys to the Highway", and "Looking Up at Down", are some of the best known in the blues repertoire. His 1955 autobiography, "Big Bill Blues", was the first - and only - book ever written by a country blues musician. It captures the full flavour of Broonzy's unique voice as he tells about his thirty years of playing the blues. Here are intimate stories about other blues greats - Sleepy John Estes, Lonnie Johnson, Sonny Boy Williamson, Memphis Slim; Memphis Minnie, Washboard Sam - and descriptions of how he came up with the ideas for his songs.
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• 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).

• Backwater blues
• This train
• I don't want no woman (to try to be my boss)
• Martha
• Tell me who
• Bill Bailey
• Alberta
• Goin' down this road
• Tell me what kind of man Jesus is
• John Henry
• Glory of love.

• Backwater blues
• This train
• I don't want no woman (to try to be my boss)
• Martha
• Tell me who
• Bill Bailey
• Alberta
• Goin' down this road
• Tell me what kind of man Jesus is
• John Henry
• Glory of love

• In the evening
• When things go wrong
• it hurts me too
• Diggin' my potatoes
• Poor Bill blues
• Trouble in mind
• I wonder when I'll be called a man
• Louise, Louise
• Frankie and Johnny
• South bound train
• Joe Turner no. 2
• Hey, hey baby
• Saturday evening blues

• Keys to the highway (3:17)
• What are the blues (3:19)
• Red River blues (Brownie's blues) (1:17)
• Crow Jane blues (2:41)
• Willie May (4:39)
• Daisy (6:44)
• Louise (2:05)
• Blues (6:37)
• Talk on the blues (1:24)
• Talk on the spirituals (0:34)
• Beautiful city (2:36)
• I'm gonna tell God how you treat me (4:13)
• Hush, somebody is calling me (4:20)
• When the saints go marching in (3:41).

• Keys to the highway (3:17)
• What are the blues (3:19)
• Red River blues (Brownie's blues) (1:17)
• Crow Jane blues (2:41)
• Willie May (4:39)
• Daisy (6:44)
• Louise (2:05)
• Blues (6:37)
• Talk on the blues (1:24)
• Talk on the spirituals (0:34)
• Beautiful city (2:36)
• I'm gonna tell God how you treat me (4:13)
• Hush, somebody is calling me (4:20)
• When the saints go marching in (3:41)

• Bossie woman
• Texas tornado
• Tell me what kind of man Jesus is
• Trouble in mind
• See see rider
• When I've been drinkin'
• Martha
• Swing low, sweet chariot
• Key to the highway
• Goodbye baby blues

• Early days. Plough-hand blues
• C.C. Rider ; Blues. Bill Bailey
• Willie Mae blues
• Experiences. This train ; Mule ridin' ; Talking blues
• Travelling. Key to the highway ; Black, brown and white
• Joe Turner blues No. 1.