You Never Know Who Your Friends Are - Tracks

Tracks

All tracks composed by Al Kooper; except where indicated

  1. "Magic in My Socks" (3:55)
  2. "Lucille" (3:24)
  3. "Too Busy Thinkin' 'bout My Baby" (Norman Whitfield, Janie Bradford, 3:20)
  4. "First Time Around" (2:48)
  5. "Loretta (Union Turnpike Eulogy)" (3:48)
  6. "Blues, Part IV" (5:04)
  7. "You Never Know Who Your Friends Are" (2:53)
  8. "The Great American Marriage / Nothing" (3:19)
  9. "I Don't Know Why I Love You" (Lula Mae Hardaway, Don Hunter, Paul Riser, Stevie Wonder, 3:22)
  10. "Mourning Glory Story" (Harry Nilsson, 2:16)
  11. "Anna Lee (What Can I Do For You)" (3:18)
  12. "I'm Never Gonna Let You Down" (4:37)
  13. "Bloodtrocuted" (3:36)CD remastered bonus track

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