Frank Stokes (musician) - Songs Recorded By Stokes

Songs Recorded By Stokes

  • "Ain't Goin' to Do Like I Used to Do"
  • "Beale Town Bound"
  • "Bedtime Blues"
  • "Blues in "D""
  • "Chicken You Can Roost Behind the Moon"
  • "Downtown Blues"
  • "Fillin' in Blues"
  • "Frank Stokes' Dream"
  • "Half Cup of Tea"
  • "How Long"
  • "Hunting Blues"
  • "I Got Mine"
  • "I'm Going Away Blues"
  • "It Won't Be Long Now"
  • "It's A Good Thing"
  • "Jazzin' the Blues"
  • "Jumpin On The Hill"
  • "Last Go Round"
  • "Memphis Rounders Blues"
  • "Mistreatin' Blues"
  • "Mr. Crump Don't Like It"
  • "Nehi Mama"
  • "Old Sometime Blues"
  • "Right Now Blues"
  • "Rockin' on the Hill Blues"
  • "South Memphis Blues"
  • "Sweet to Mama"
  • "Tain't Nobody's Business If I Do"
  • "Take Me Back"
  • "Wasn't That Doggin' Me"
  • "What's The Matter Blues"
  • "You Shall"

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