“You Know It Ain’t Right,” written by Charles Walker, performed by Kenny Vaughan. The tune was originally recorded by Charles Walker in 1959.
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“Key To The Highway,” written by Charlie Segar, performed by Sonny Landreth. Recorded at Paste Studios.
Sonny Landreth website
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“Please Send Me Someone to Love” written by Percy Mayfield, performed by Thornetta Davis.
Thornetta Davis website
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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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“I Want To Spend Christmas With You.” written and performed by Lowell Fulson, 1950.
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“Christmas Time Blues,” written and performed by Roy Milton with his band, the Solid Senders in 1950.
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“365 Days,” written and performed by ZZ Ward with guitarist Erick Walls. Recorded at Telluride in 2013 by Jam in the Van.
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“Pontiac Blues,” written and performed by Sonny Boy Williamson ll (Alex “Rice” Miller). Recorded by Trumpet Records in 1951.
Sonny Boy Williamson (vocal, harmonica), Willie Love (piano), Elmore James & Joe “Willie” Wilkins (guitar), Leonard Ware (bass).
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“Highway 61 Blues,” a variation of a tune originally written by Roosevelt Sykes, recorded by Gatemouth Moore in 1947.
“Highway 61, longest road that I know”
Related:
“Highway 61 North,” Mississippi Blues Trail
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“Love Don’t Love Nobody,” written by Roy Brown, recorded by Roy Brown and His Mighty-Mighty Men in 1950. Not to be confused with the tune of the same name by the Spinners.
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