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CDs with: Dodds, Johnny

Blind Blake remastered : all the published sides
Dying blues ; Ashley St. Blues ; Early morning blues ; West Coast blues ; West Coast blues ; West Coast blues ; Early morning blues ; Early morning blues ; Too tight ; Blake's worried blues ; Come on boys let's do that messin' around ; Come on boys let's do that messin' around ; Tampa bound ; Skeedle loo doo blues ; Skeedle loo doo blues ; Stonewall Street blues ; State Street men blues ; Down the country ; Back biting bee blues ; Wilson dam ; Buck-town blues ; Black dog blues ; One time blues -- Bad feelin' blues ; Dry bone shuffle ; Dry bone shuffle ; That will happen no more ; Brownskin mama blues, take 1 ; Brownskin mama blues, take 2 ; Hard road blues ; Hey hey daddy blues ; Sea board stomp ; You gonna quit me blues ; Steel mill blues ; Southern rag ; He's in the jailhouse now ; Wabash rag ; Doggin' me mama blues ; CC pill blues ; Hot potatoes ; Southbound rag ; Pay day daddy blues ; Elzadie's policy blues -- Good-bye mama moan ; Tootie blues ; That lovin' I crave ; That lonesome rave ; Terrible murder blues ; Leavin' gal blues ; No dough blues ; Lead hearted blues ; Let your love come down ; Rumblin' and ramblin' boa constrictor blues ; Bootleg rum dum blues ; Detroit bound blues ; Beulah land ; Panther squall blues ; Elzadie's policy blues ; Pay day daddy blues ; Walkin' across the country ; Search warrant blues ; Rambin' mama blues ; New style of loving ; Back door slam blues ; Notoriety woman blues ; Cold hearted mama blues ; Low down loving gal ; Sweet papa low down -- Poker woman blues ; Doing a stretch ; Fightin' the jug ; Hookworm blues ; Slippery rag ; Hasting St ; Diddie wah diddie ; Diddie wah diddie ; Too tight blues no. 2 ; Chump man blues ; Ice man blues ; Police dog blues ; I was afraid of that, part 2 ; Georgia bound ; Keep it home ; Keep it home ; Sweet jivin' mama ; Lonesome Christmas blues ; Third degree blues -- Guitar chimes ; Blind Arthur's breakdown ; Baby Lou blues ; Cold love blues ; Papa Charlie and Blind Blake talk about it, part 1 ; Papa Charlie and Blind Blake talk about it, part 2 ; Stingaree man blues ; Itching heel ; You've got what I want ; Cherry Hill blues ; Diddie wah diddie no 2 ; Hard pushin' papa ; What a lowdown place the jailhouse is ; Ain't gonna do that no more ; Playing policy blues ; Righteous blues ; Fancy tricks ; Rope stretchin' blues, part 2 ; Rope stretchin' blues, Part 1 ; Rope stretchin' blues, part 1 ; Champagne Charlie is my name ; Depression's gone from me blues.
CD 3054
Blind Blake.
Dying blues ; Ashley St. Blues ; Early morning blues ; West Coast blues ; West Coast blues ; West Coast blues ; Early morning blues ; Early morning blues ; Too tight ; Blake's worried blues ; Come on boys let's do that messin' around ; Come on boys let's do that messin' around ; Tampa bound ; Skeedle loo doo blues ; Skeedle loo doo blues ; Stonewall Street blues ; State Street men blues ; Down the country ; Back biting bee blues ; Wilson dam ; Buck-town blues ; Black dog blues ; One time blues -- Bad feelin' blues ; Dry bone shuffle ; Dry bone shuffle ; That will happen no more ; Brownskin mama blues, take 1 ; Brownskin mama blues, take 2 ; Hard road blues ; Hey hey daddy blues ; Sea board stomp ; You gonna quit me blues ; Steel mill blues ; Southern rag ; He's in the jailhouse now ; Wabash rag ; Doggin' me mama blues ; CC pill blues ; Hot potatoes ; Southbound rag ; Pay day daddy blues ; Elzadie's policy blues -- Good-bye mama moan ; Tootie blues ; That lovin' I crave ; That lonesome rave ; Terrible murder blues ; Leavin' gal blues ; No dough blues ; Lead hearted blues ; Let your love come down ; Rumblin' and ramblin' boa constrictor blues ; Bootleg rum dum blues ; Detroit bound blues ; Beulah land ; Panther squall blues ; Elzadie's policy blues ; Pay day daddy blues ; Walkin' across the country ; Search warrant blues ; Rambin' mama blues ; New style of loving ; Back door slam blues ; Notoriety woman blues ; Cold hearted mama blues ; Low down loving gal ; Sweet papa low down -- Poker woman blues ; Doing a stretch ; Fightin' the jug ; Hookworm blues ; Slippery rag ; Hasting St ; Diddie wah diddie ; Diddie wah diddie ; Too tight blues no. 2 ; Chump man blues ; Ice man blues ; Police dog blues ; I was afraid of that, part 2 ; Georgia bound ; Keep it home ; Keep it home ; Sweet jivin' mama ; Lonesome Christmas blues ; Third degree blues -- Guitar chimes ; Blind Arthur's breakdown ; Baby Lou blues ; Cold love blues ; Papa Charlie and Blind Blake talk about it, part 1 ; Papa Charlie and Blind Blake talk about it, part 2 ; Stingaree man blues ; Itching heel ; You've got what I want ; Cherry Hill blues ; Diddie wah diddie no 2 ; Hard pushin' papa ; What a lowdown place the jailhouse is ; Ain't gonna do that no more ; Playing policy blues ; Righteous blues ; Fancy tricks ; Rope stretchin' blues, part 2 ; Rope stretchin' blues, Part 1 ; Rope stretchin' blues, part 1 ; Champagne Charlie is my name ; Depression's gone from me blues.
CD 3054
The Hot Fives / Louis Armstrong.
v. 1. The Hot Fives. My heart / L. Hardin ; (Yes!) I'm in the barrel ; Gut bucket blues ; Come back, sweet papa / Barbarin, Russell ; Georgia grind / A. Williams ; Heebie jeebies / B Atkins ; Cornet chop suey ; Oriental strut / J. St. Cyr ; You're next ; Muskrat ramble / E. Ory, R. Gilbert ; Don't forget to mess around / P. Barbarin, L. Armstrong ; I'm gonna gitcha / Hardin ; Droppin' shucks / Hardin ; Who sit / R.M. Jones ; King of the Zulus / Hardin ; Big fat ma and skinny pa / R.M. Jones. v. 2. The Hot Fives and Hot Sevens. Lonesome blues / L. Hardin ; Sweet little papa / E. Ory ; Jazz lips / L. Hardin, Armstrong, S. Robbin ; Skid-dat-de-dat / L. Hardin ; Big butter and egg man / P. Venable, Armstrong ; Sunset Cafe stomp / Venable, Armstrong ; You made me love you / Venable, Armstrong ; Irish black bottom / Venable and Armstrong ; Willie the Weeper / W. Melrose, G.D. Rymal, M. Bloom ; Wild man blues / Armstrong, J. Morton ; Alligator crawl / T. Waller, A. Razaf, J. Davis ; Potato head blues ; Melancholy / M. Bloom, W. Melrose ; Weary blues / A. Matthews ; Twelfth Street rag / E. Bowman, A. Razaf ; Keyhole blues / N. Wilson. v. 3. The Hot Fives & Hot Sevens. S.O.L. Blues ; Gully low blues ; That's when I'll come back to you / F. Biggs ; Put 'em down blues / E. Bennet ; Ory's Creole trombone / E. Ory ; The last time / Ewing, Martin ; Struttin'with some barbecue / L. Hardin ; Got no blues / Hardin ; Once in a while / W. Butler ; I'm not rough / Hardin, Armstrong ; Hotter than that / Hardin ; Savoyblues / E. Ory ; Fireworks / S. Williams ; Skip the gutter / S. Williams ; A Monday date / E. Hines ; Don't jive me / Hardin.
CD 1217