Top Blues Recordings
- "Devil Got My Woman" - Skip James
- "Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues" - Skip James
- "I'm So Glad" - Skip James
- "Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head" - Lonnie Johnson
- "Southern Can is Mine" - Blind Willie McTell
- "Broke Down Engine Blues" - Blind Willie McTell
- "Georgia Rag" - Blind Willie McTell
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