Top Blues Recordings
- "Worrying You Off My Mind" – Big Bill Broonzy
- "Mistreatin Mama" – Big Bill Broonzy
- "How You Want It Done" – Big Bill Broonzy
- "Searching the Desert For the Blues" – Blind Willie McTell
- "Winnie The Wailer" – Lonnie Johnson
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