- Bring It On Home To Grandma The Mississippi Mud Mashers 2:50
- (Good Mornin' Susie) I'm Gonna Beat Your Bread Lee 'pork Chop' Green 3:10
- Worn Out Engine Blues Blind Boy Fuller 3:07
- She Done Sold It Out The Memphis Jug Band 2:53
- Big Leg Mama Kokomo Arnold 2:42
- Daddy, You've Got Everything Mary Dixon 2:50
- Take A Pro Armed Forces Radio Orchestra 2:27
- The Hottest Stuff In Town Bob Howe & Frankie Griggs 2:49
- Ram Rod Blues The Mississippi Sheiks 2:51
- Ash Can Blues Bob Clifford 2:58
- Caught Us Doing It The Hokum Boys 2:45
- Blue Bloomer Blues Whistlin' Alex Moore 3:13
- Mister Mary Blues Speedy Holmes 2:48
- I Want Some Of Your Pie Blind Boy Fuller 2:43
- Messin' Around Bud Jackson's Swanee Serenaders 2:59
- Somebody's Been Usin' That Thing Holmes And Howard 2:37
- Big Mama Walter Roland 2:31
- Loose Like That The Mississippi Sheiks 2:59
- Once Or Twice Lonnie Johnson & Spencer Williams 3:04
- Shake It, Baby Blind Boy Fuller 2:52
- I Can't Use That Thing Connie Mclean's Rhythm Boys 2:55
- If You Can't Get Five, Take Two Georgia White 2:57
- Tricks Ain't Walkin' Jimmy Rushing 3:11
- Tired As I Can Be Bessie Jackson 2:38
- You've Got To Save That Thing Ora Alexander 3:16
- Full Cd In Flac With Cue 72:20
Notes
Mar 20, 1928-1963
The thin line between provocative and obscene, suggestive and disgusting, gets examined and stretched throughout the 50 tracks presented on the 1989 two-disc set Them Dirty Blues. Many of these songs could be deemed sexist using a '90s measuring stick; on the other hand, many are also quite funny, language notwithstanding. They are reflective of a time when audiences were willing to accept songs with either overt carnal themes or with an implicit, yet rather pronounced sexuality.