“You’ll Need Another Favor,” written by Little Johnny Taylor, recorded by Larry Davis, 1992.
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“New Year’s Resolution Blues,” written by Dallas Bartley and Leo Hickman, recorded by Roy Milton and His Solid Senders in 1948.
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“Please Come Home For Christmas,” written by Charles Brown.and Gene Redd, recorded by Charles Brown, 1960.
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“West Side Baby,” written by Dallas Bartley and John Cameron, recorded by T-Bone Walker, 1948. T-Bone Walker (vocal, guitar), Willard McDaniel (piano), Hubert Myers (tenor sax), Jack Trainor (trumpet), Bill Hadnott (bass), Oscar Bradley (drums).
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“I’d Rather Go Blind,” written by Ellington Jordan, Billy Foster and Etta James, performed by Kathi McDonald on German television, 1993.
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“New Year’s Resolution Blues,” written by Dallas Bartley and Leo Hickman, recorded by Roy Milton and His Solid Senders in 1948.
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“Please Come Home For Christmas,” written by Charles Brown.and Gene Redd, recorded by Charles Brown, 1960.
2020 note: Stay the hell home this Christmas. COVID-19 is not an appropriate yuletide gift.
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“Gypsy Woman,” recorded by Muddy Waters, with Sunnyland Slim on piano, 1947.
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“Somebody (Loan Me A Dime),” written and recorded by Fenton Robinson, 1967. His first recording of his signature tune.
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“Saddle up My Pony” (a version of Charley Patton‘s “Pony Blues”) by the Fieldstones, 1983.
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