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Broonzy,Big Bill Historic Concert Recordings CD
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- SKU:
- 04626442
- UPC:
- 762247902027
- MPN:
- 20
- Condition:
- New
Description
18 classic blues and spirituals, recorded in concert and in impromptu backstage 'session'
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1. This Train 2. Trouble in Mind 3. Willie Mae 4. In the Evening 5. Glory of Love 6. The Midnight Special 7. What Kind of Man -Jesus Is 8. Keep Yours Hands Off It 9. Nobody's Business If I Do 10. Hey! Bub 11. The Feasting Table 12. C.C. Rider 13. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 14. When Did You Leave Heaven? 15. Pallet on the Floor 16. Fast Blues 17. Bill Bailey 18. Goodnight Irene
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