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Lewis,Furry Heroes Of The Blues: Very Best Of CD
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- SKU:
- 09479388
- UPC:
- 826663024821
- MPN:
- 30248
- Condition:
- New
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15 tracks from one of the all-time great Memphis bluesmen! Includes John Henry; If You Follow Me Babe; Baby You Don't Want Me; Take Your Time; Furry's Blues; When I Lay My Burden Down; Shake 'Em on Down, and more.
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1. Furry's Blues 2. Cannonball Blues 3. Judge Harsh Blues 4. Judge Boushe 5. Natural Born Eastman 6. If You Follow Me Babe 7. Take Your Time 8. Why Don't You Come Home Blues 9. When I Lay My Burden Down 10. St. Louis Blues 11. John Henry 12. Long Tall Gal Blues 13. Baby That's All Right 14. Shake 'Em on Down 15. I'm Going to Brownsville 16. Baby You Don't Want Me
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