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| 45. |
Carter B. "Who's Been Here!" Bo Carter
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| 46. |
Carter B. "Backache Blues". Bo Carter
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| 47. |
Spivey V. "T. B. Blues". Victoria
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| 48. |
Johnson R. "They're Red Hot" Robert
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| 54. |
Jordan C. "Keep It Clean" Charlie
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| 55. |
McClintock L. "Furniture Man" Lil
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| 56. |
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| 62. |
All pre-war blues discographical
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| 63. |
Transcription of "They're Red Hot"
(Item 48.) by Eric Clapton. 1990.
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| 64. |
All other Blues transcriptions by Max
Haymes. 1991.
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