Top Blues Records
- Cross Road Blues – Robert Johnson
- "Don't Tear My Clothes" – Big Bill Broonzy
- "Horny Frog" – Big Bill Broonzy
- "Terraplane Blues" – Robert Johnson
- "32-20 Blues" – Robert Johnson
- "Come On In My Kitchen" – Robert Johnson
- "Good Morning School Girl" – Sonny Boy Williamson I
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