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excellent copy! sticker on top right corner!
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Genre:Blues Style:Texas Blues
Tracklist:
A1. Al King - Reconsider Baby 2:47 A2. Soldier Boy Houston - Dallas Bebop Blues 2:48 A3. Soldier Boy Houston - Western Rider Blues 2:39 A4. Ray Agee - Tin Pan Alley 2:43 A5. Soldier Boy Houston - Hug Me Baby 2:25 A6. Soldier Boy Houston - Out In California Blues 2:21 A7. T-Bone Walker - T-Bone Blues Special 2:28 B1. R.S. Rankin - You Don't Know What You're Doing 1:43 B2. Soldier Boy Houston - In The Army Since 1941 2:56 B3. Soldier Boy Houston - Lawyer Houston Blues 2:32 B4. Eddie "Guitar Slim" Jones - Along About Midnight 2:25 B5. Soldier Boy Houston - Going To The West Coast 2:34 B6. Soldier Boy Houston - Lawton, Oklahoma Blues 2:41 B7. T-Bone Walker - How Long Blues 5:15
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Reconsider Baby recorded in Los Angeles, California on March 30, 1964
Tin Pan Alley recorded in Los Angeles, California in 1963
T-Bone Blues Special recorded in Chicago, Illinois on April 21, 1855
You Don't Know What You're Doing recorded in Los Angeles, California on December 27, 1959
Along About Midnight recorded in New York, NY on January 22, 1958
How Long Blues recorded in Los Angeles, California on December 27, 1959
Dallas Bebop Blues, Western Rider Blues, Hug Me Baby, Out In California Blues, In The Army Since 1941, Lawyer Houston Blues, Going To The West Coast, Lawyer, Oklahoma Blues recorded in Dallas Texas in 1950
A1 originally issued on [r3085266 (Shirley 117).
A2 and B3 originally issued on Atlantic 916.
A3 and B5 originally issued on Atlantic 971 as by Soldier Boy Houston.
A4 originally issued on [r5042465 (Shirley 111).
A6, A7, B1, B2, and B4 to B7 previously unissued.
Includes the complete recorded works of [a636811, AKA Lawyer Houston
Thanks to [a2751725 and [a1288424 for their assistance with this album.
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society GEMA Matrix / Runout A-13 705 Matrix / Runout A-13 706 Matrix / Runout A-13705-B AT PR Manufactured in Germany Matrix / Runout A-13706-B AT PR Manufactured in Germany
Phonographic Copyright (p) Atlantic Recording Corporation Licensed To Kinney Music GmbH Lacquer Cut At Presswell
