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Baby, how can it be

Songs of love, lust and contempt from the 1920s and 1930's

Album

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Blues | Engelstalig | Folk | Noord-Amerika | Verenigde Staten

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2011
Speelduur
3:16:41
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Tracks

  1. Baby how can it be

    Bo Carter

    3:28

  2. My Angeline

    Mississippi Maulers

    2:44

  3. I wants my Lulu

    Welling & McGhee

    3:01

  4. If I had my way

    Norridge Mayhams, The Barbecue Boys

    2:55

  5. We courted in the rain

    Dock Walsh

    2:58

  6. Poche town

    Joseph Falcon

    2:56

  7. My pretty little indian Napanee

    Davey Miller

    3:00

  8. Hapa haole hula girl

    Kalama's Quartet

    2:49

  9. Sweetest girl in town

    Oscard Ford

    2:52

  10. I'm crazy 'bout my baby

    Ted Lewis

    3:08

  11. That's what the old bachelor's made of

    Taylor's Kentucky Boys

    2:38

  12. Then I'll be happy

    Fletcher Henderson

    2:57

  13. Always marry your lover

    Dick Reinhart

    3:20

  14. Johnny will you marry me

    Dan Sullivan's Shamrock Band

    3:06

  15. That's what I call keen

    Eddie South, Alabamians

    2:24

  16. Insane crazy blues

    Charlie Burse, Memphis Jug Band

    3:09

  17. Lost lover blues

    Lottie Kimbrough, Winston Holmes

    3:06

  18. My four reasons

    Ikey Robinson, The Bull Fiddle Band

    2:53

  19. Hard for to love

    The Appalachia Vagabond

    3:12

  20. Don't leave me here

    Henry Thomas

    3:27

  21. The gal that got stuck on everything she seen

    Uncle Dave Macon

    2:54

  22. Tomi Tomi

    Kanui & Lula

    2:49

  23. Minnie the mermaid

    Bernie Cummins, The Hotel New Yorker Orchestra

    3:03

  24. I'd feel much better

    The Virginia Four

    2:33

  25. Mama you're a mess

    Kid Smith

    2:49

  26. Pussy

    Harry Roy, The Bat Club Boys

    3:14

  27. It's heated

    Frankie Jaxon

    3:31

  28. I ain't a bit drunk

    George Roark

    2:56

  29. Shortnin' bread

    Bobbie Leecan's Need More Band

    2:38

  30. Strut that thing

    Cripple Clarence Lofton

    2:56

  31. Tip toe through the tulips with me

    Eddie Peabody

    2:52

  32. Wild about my loving

    Lonnie Coleman

    3:09

  33. There's more pretty girls than one

    Foster & Rutherford

    2:40

  34. I'm feeling devilish

    Fess Williams, Royal Flush Orchestra

    3:17

  35. Let me play with it

    Hartman's Heartbreakers

    2:55

  36. If you can't land 'er on the old veranda

    Cliff Edwards

    2:45

  37. Murphy's wife

    Frank Quinn

    3:11

  38. Queen of the south sea isles

    Hawaiian Beach Combers

    2:51

  39. How I got my gal

    Clyde Evans

    2:48

  40. Neh mama blues

    Frank Stokes

    3:10

  41. Curley headed woman

    Burnett & Rutherford

    3:07

  42. I'm gonna kill myself

    Laura Smith

    2:31

  43. She ain't built that way

    Asa Martin

    3:03

  44. How can you look so good

    Cliff Edwards

    2:35

  45. You gonna look like a monkey when you get old

    Robert Hill

    2:52

  46. I'm wearin' the britches now

    Bill Carlisle

    2:56

  47. Sweet to mama

    State Street Boys

    2:49

  48. I used to call her baby

    Dallas String Band

    3:14

  49. I got worry

    Doc Cook, The 14 Doctors of Syncopation

    3:04

  50. He went in like a lion

    Carolina Buddies

    3:26

  51. Married girls troubles

    Hazel Scherf

    3:13

  52. Some of these days

    Cab Calloway

    2:57

  53. Who stole de lock

    Georgia Browns

    2:50

  54. Pretty mama blues

    Joe Linthecome

    2:53

  55. I want to ask the stars

    Callahan Brothers

    2:38

  56. Some cold rainy day

    Bertha "Chippie" Hill

    3:18

  57. Corinna blues

    Blind Lemon Jefferson

    3:04

  58. Big leg blues

    John "Mississippi" Hurt

    2:52

  59. I don't let the girls worry my mind

    Crowder Brothers

    2:40

  60. Wimmin aah

    Broadway Bell-Hops

    2:54

  61. The world is going wrong

    Mississippi Sheiks

    3:23

  62. Left all alone again blues

    Lowe Stokes, North Georgians

    2:54

  63. After you've gone

    Alphonse Trent

    3:09

  64. It's a shame to whip your wife on sunday

    Fiddlin' John Carson, Virginia Reelers

    3:14

  65. Hard working woman

    Mississippi Matilda

    2:54

  66. Worrying blues

    Macon Ed, Tampa Joe

    3:07

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