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Let Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues

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Let Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues

Various Artists

5055311000954
75 tracksReleased 2011-01-01Fantastic Voyage

Last verified: July 15, 2026

5055311000954 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Let Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues” by Various Artists, released 2011-01-01 on Fantastic Voyage. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 75 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USA370639294, USSM10203502, DEU240701137.

Format

505GS1 prefix
5311Company prefix
00095Product
4Check digit
GS1 prefix:
Country/region prefix assigned by GS1 (e.g. 060/061 = USA/Canada, 50 = UK).
Company prefix:
Label/distributor identifier assigned by the local GS1 office.
Product:
Unique product number assigned by the company.
Check digit:
Modulo-10 check digit that validates the rest of the barcode.

Credit Chain

UPCLet Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues
ISRC10 recordings
ISWC19 works
IPI22 songwriters

Track List (75)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
James Alley Blues1James Alley BluesRichard “Rabbit” Brown—
Where Have All the Black Men Gone2Where Have All the Black Men Gone—
Central Avenue Blues3Central Avenue Blues—
Electrocuted Blues4Electrocuted Blues—
Good Old Turnip Greens5Good Old Turnip Greens—
Far Away From Home Blues6Far Away From Home Blues—
God Moves on the Water7God Moves on the WaterBlind Willie Johnson—
The Reverend Is My Man8The Reverend Is My Man—
Blues de basille9Blues de basille—
Times Is Tight Like That10Times Is Tight Like That—
Les blues de la prison11Les blues de la prison—
Lean to One Woman12Lean to One Woman—
Alberta13Alberta—
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right14These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right—
Vicksburg Blues No. 215Vicksburg Blues No. 2—
Raise Your Window16Raise Your Window—
Ride My Mule17Ride My Mule—
Rats Been on My Cheese18Rats Been on My Cheese—
Evil Hearted Woman19Evil Hearted Woman—
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old20You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old—
Bo Carter’s Advice21Bo Carter’s Advice—
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around22If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around—
Lumber-Yard Blues23Lumber-Yard Blues—
Young Heifer Blues24Young Heifer Blues—
Crescent City Blues25Crescent City Blues—
Good Rockin’ Tonight2-1Good Rockin’ Tonight—
Annie’s Blues2-2Annie’s Blues—
Here Comes Smiley2-3Here Comes Smiley—
New Orleans Lover Man2-4New Orleans Lover Man—
Girt Town Blues2-5Girt Town Blues—
Never Missed My Baby2-6Never Missed My Baby—
New Orleans Women Blues2-7New Orleans Women Blues—
Mardi Gras in New Orleans2-8Mardi Gras in New Orleans—
Shrewsbury Blues2-9Shrewsbury Blues—
3 x 7 = 212-103 x 7 = 21—
The Fat Man2-11The Fat ManFats DominoT-070.233.997-6
Pack Your Rags and Go2-12Pack Your Rags and Go—
Bat-Lee Swing2-13Bat-Lee Swing—
Stack-A’Lee, Part I2-14Stack-A’Lee, Part I—
Blow Your Top2-15Blow Your Top—
Street Walkin’ Daddy2-16Street Walkin’ Daddy—
New Arrival2-17New Arrival—
Jealous Blues2-18Jealous Blues—
Mailman Blues2-19Mailman Blues—
Joe’s Kid Sister2-20Joe’s Kid Sister—
P.L. Blues2-21P.L. Blues—
Crawdad Hole2-22Crawdad HoleBig Joe TurnerT-700.007.406-8
Bad Dog2-23Bad Dog—
I’ll Never Let You Go2-24I’ll Never Let You Go—
I Wonder Who2-25I Wonder WhoRay CharlesT-700.028.729-8
The Things That I Used to Do3-1The Things That I Used to DoGuitar SlimT-700.071.756-8
Something’s Wrong3-2Something’s Wrong—
Goin’ Down3-3Goin’ Down—
Pony Tail3-4Pony Tail—
Jock‐A‐Mo3-5Jock‐A‐MoSugar Boy CrawfordT-070.939.620-2
Say Baby3-6Say Baby—
Wine, Women & Whiskey3-7Wine, Women & Whiskey—
When the Sun Goes Down3-8When the Sun Goes Down—
You Ain’t So Much a Much3-9You Ain’t So Much a Much—
Eating and Sleeping3-10Eating and Sleeping—
Runnin’ Wild3-11Runnin’ Wild—
Single Life3-12Single Life—
Sweet Old Chicago3-13Sweet Old Chicago—
Country Woman3-14Country Woman—
Dust My Blues3-15Dust My Blues—
Directly From My Heart3-16Directly From My HeartLittle RichardT-700.009.483-9
Who’s Been Fooling You?3-17Who’s Been Fooling You?—
See You Later Alligator3-18See You Later Alligator—
Let the Good Times Roll3-19Let the Good Times RollShirley & LeeT-070.095.634-8
Let the Four Winds Blow3-20Let the Four Winds BlowRoy BrownT-070.241.672-5
Goodbye Blues3-21Goodbye Blues—
Troubles, Troubles3-22Troubles, Troubles—
There’s a Will There’s a Way3-23There’s a Will There’s a Way—
That Certain Door3-24That Certain Door—
You Don’t Have to Go3-25You Don’t Have to Go—
James Alley Blues
James Alley Blues
Richard “Rabbit” Brown
—
Where Have All the Black Men Gone
Where Have All the Black Men Gone
—
Central Avenue Blues
Central Avenue Blues
—
Electrocuted Blues
Electrocuted Blues
—
Good Old Turnip Greens
Good Old Turnip Greens
—
Far Away From Home Blues
Far Away From Home Blues
—
God Moves on the Water
God Moves on the Water
Blind Willie Johnson
—
The Reverend Is My Man
The Reverend Is My Man
—
Blues de basille
Blues de basille
—
Times Is Tight Like That
Times Is Tight Like That
—
Les blues de la prison
Les blues de la prison
—
Lean to One Woman
Lean to One Woman
—
Alberta
Alberta
—
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right
—
Vicksburg Blues No. 2
Vicksburg Blues No. 2
—
Raise Your Window
Raise Your Window
—
Ride My Mule
Ride My Mule
—
Rats Been on My Cheese
Rats Been on My Cheese
—
Evil Hearted Woman
Evil Hearted Woman
—
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old
—
Bo Carter’s Advice
Bo Carter’s Advice
—
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around
—
Lumber-Yard Blues
Lumber-Yard Blues
—
Young Heifer Blues
Young Heifer Blues
—
Crescent City Blues
Crescent City Blues
—
Good Rockin’ Tonight
Good Rockin’ Tonight
—
Annie’s Blues
Annie’s Blues
—
Here Comes Smiley
Here Comes Smiley
—
New Orleans Lover Man
New Orleans Lover Man
—
Girt Town Blues
Girt Town Blues
—
Never Missed My Baby
Never Missed My Baby
—
New Orleans Women Blues
New Orleans Women Blues
—
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
—
Shrewsbury Blues
Shrewsbury Blues
—
3 x 7 = 21
3 x 7 = 21
—
The Fat Man
The Fat Man
Fats Domino
T-070.233.997-6
Pack Your Rags and Go
Pack Your Rags and Go
—
Bat-Lee Swing
Bat-Lee Swing
—
Stack-A’Lee, Part I
Stack-A’Lee, Part I
—
Blow Your Top
Blow Your Top
—
Street Walkin’ Daddy
Street Walkin’ Daddy
—
New Arrival
New Arrival
—
Jealous Blues
Jealous Blues
—
Mailman Blues
Mailman Blues
—
Joe’s Kid Sister
Joe’s Kid Sister
—
P.L. Blues
P.L. Blues
—
Crawdad Hole
Crawdad Hole
Big Joe Turner
T-700.007.406-8
Bad Dog
Bad Dog
—
I’ll Never Let You Go
I’ll Never Let You Go
—
I Wonder Who
I Wonder Who
Ray Charles
T-700.028.729-8
The Things That I Used to Do
The Things That I Used to Do
Guitar Slim
T-700.071.756-8
Something’s Wrong
Something’s Wrong
—
Goin’ Down
Goin’ Down
—
Pony Tail
Pony Tail
—
Jock‐A‐Mo
Jock‐A‐Mo
Sugar Boy Crawford
T-070.939.620-2
Say Baby
Say Baby
—
Wine, Women & Whiskey
Wine, Women & Whiskey
—
When the Sun Goes Down
When the Sun Goes Down
—
You Ain’t So Much a Much
You Ain’t So Much a Much
—
Eating and Sleeping
Eating and Sleeping
—
Runnin’ Wild
Runnin’ Wild
—
Single Life
Single Life
—
Sweet Old Chicago
Sweet Old Chicago
—
Country Woman
Country Woman
—
Dust My Blues
Dust My Blues
—
Directly From My Heart
Directly From My Heart
Little Richard
T-700.009.483-9
Who’s Been Fooling You?
Who’s Been Fooling You?
—
See You Later Alligator
See You Later Alligator
—
Let the Good Times Roll
Let the Good Times Roll
Shirley & Lee
T-070.095.634-8
Let the Four Winds Blow
Let the Four Winds Blow
Roy Brown
T-070.241.672-5
Goodbye Blues
Goodbye Blues
—
Troubles, Troubles
Troubles, Troubles
—
There’s a Will There’s a Way
There’s a Will There’s a Way
—
That Certain Door
That Certain Door
—
You Don’t Have to Go
You Don’t Have to Go
—

Additional database matches (1)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
James Alley BluesRichard “Rabbit” Brown—
James Alley Blues
Richard “Rabbit” Brown
—

What other identifiers does this connect to?

Musical Works (ISWC)

T-070.095.634-8T-070.233.997-6T-070.241.672-5T-070.939.620-2T-070.095.634-8T-070.233.997-6T-070.234.317-6T-070.241.672-5T-070.939.620-2T-700.007.406-8
+9 more
T-700.009.483-9T-700.028.729-8T-700.071.756-8T-700.007.406-8T-700.009.483-9T-700.028.729-8T-700.041.366-3T-700.071.756-8T-903.936.622-8

Songwriters/Publishers (IPI)

00005898562000059055010000843569500012931708000150692090001542560900015735002000176342950002385089400024911896
+12 more
000262864840003119889400037913963000540512150005460359400055003419000607739700006267237800065253287000747704580021603789400567908894

Creative Contributors (ISNI)

0000000001115169000000004906193X0000000053388409000000005514394X0000000055151827000000005518690700000000592636070000000059514410000000006309835X0000000066405554
+26 more
0000000066873948000000007142245500000000770404660000000079698835000000007975039X000000008458789X000000008906852X0000000097897619000000010664430700000001072537540000000109442161000000011184499500000001143188190000000114391784000000011467141X0000000114786903000000011625207500000001198480180000000368370676000000036841174900000003684121510000000368465819000000036849971X000000037270840600000003730368320000000503403937
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What is a UPC code in music?+
A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
How is a UPC different from an ISRC?+
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UPC 5055311000954 contains 75 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

What is UPC 5055311000954?

5055311000954 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Let Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues by Various Artists. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 75 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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5055311000954 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Let Me Tell You About the Blues: New Orleans - The Evolution of New Orleans Blues” by Various Artists, released 2011-01-01 on Fantastic Voyage. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 75 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USA370639294, USSM10203502, DEU240701137.

Track List (75)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
James Alley Blues1James Alley BluesRichard “Rabbit” Brown—
Where Have All the Black Men Gone2Where Have All the Black Men Gone—
Central Avenue Blues3Central Avenue Blues—
Electrocuted Blues4Electrocuted Blues—
Good Old Turnip Greens5Good Old Turnip Greens—
Far Away From Home Blues6Far Away From Home Blues—
God Moves on the Water7God Moves on the WaterBlind Willie Johnson—
The Reverend Is My Man8The Reverend Is My Man—
Blues de basille9Blues de basille—
Times Is Tight Like That10Times Is Tight Like That—
Les blues de la prison11Les blues de la prison—
Lean to One Woman12Lean to One Woman—
Alberta13Alberta—
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right14These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right—
Vicksburg Blues No. 215Vicksburg Blues No. 2—
Raise Your Window16Raise Your Window—
Ride My Mule17Ride My Mule—
Rats Been on My Cheese18Rats Been on My Cheese—
Evil Hearted Woman19Evil Hearted Woman—
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old20You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old—
Bo Carter’s Advice21Bo Carter’s Advice—
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around22If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around—
Lumber-Yard Blues23Lumber-Yard Blues—
Young Heifer Blues24Young Heifer Blues—
Crescent City Blues25Crescent City Blues—
Good Rockin’ Tonight2-1Good Rockin’ Tonight—
Annie’s Blues2-2Annie’s Blues—
Here Comes Smiley2-3Here Comes Smiley—
New Orleans Lover Man2-4New Orleans Lover Man—
Girt Town Blues2-5Girt Town Blues—
Never Missed My Baby2-6Never Missed My Baby—
New Orleans Women Blues2-7New Orleans Women Blues—
Mardi Gras in New Orleans2-8Mardi Gras in New Orleans—
Shrewsbury Blues2-9Shrewsbury Blues—
3 x 7 = 212-103 x 7 = 21—
The Fat Man2-11The Fat ManFats DominoT-070.233.997-6
Pack Your Rags and Go2-12Pack Your Rags and Go—
Bat-Lee Swing2-13Bat-Lee Swing—
Stack-A’Lee, Part I2-14Stack-A’Lee, Part I—
Blow Your Top2-15Blow Your Top—
Street Walkin’ Daddy2-16Street Walkin’ Daddy—
New Arrival2-17New Arrival—
Jealous Blues2-18Jealous Blues—
Mailman Blues2-19Mailman Blues—
Joe’s Kid Sister2-20Joe’s Kid Sister—
P.L. Blues2-21P.L. Blues—
Crawdad Hole2-22Crawdad HoleBig Joe TurnerT-700.007.406-8
Bad Dog2-23Bad Dog—
I’ll Never Let You Go2-24I’ll Never Let You Go—
I Wonder Who2-25I Wonder WhoRay CharlesT-700.028.729-8
The Things That I Used to Do3-1The Things That I Used to DoGuitar SlimT-700.071.756-8
Something’s Wrong3-2Something’s Wrong—
Goin’ Down3-3Goin’ Down—
Pony Tail3-4Pony Tail—
Jock‐A‐Mo3-5Jock‐A‐MoSugar Boy CrawfordT-070.939.620-2
Say Baby3-6Say Baby—
Wine, Women & Whiskey3-7Wine, Women & Whiskey—
When the Sun Goes Down3-8When the Sun Goes Down—
You Ain’t So Much a Much3-9You Ain’t So Much a Much—
Eating and Sleeping3-10Eating and Sleeping—
Runnin’ Wild3-11Runnin’ Wild—
Single Life3-12Single Life—
Sweet Old Chicago3-13Sweet Old Chicago—
Country Woman3-14Country Woman—
Dust My Blues3-15Dust My Blues—
Directly From My Heart3-16Directly From My HeartLittle RichardT-700.009.483-9
Who’s Been Fooling You?3-17Who’s Been Fooling You?—
See You Later Alligator3-18See You Later Alligator—
Let the Good Times Roll3-19Let the Good Times RollShirley & LeeT-070.095.634-8
Let the Four Winds Blow3-20Let the Four Winds BlowRoy BrownT-070.241.672-5
Goodbye Blues3-21Goodbye Blues—
Troubles, Troubles3-22Troubles, Troubles—
There’s a Will There’s a Way3-23There’s a Will There’s a Way—
That Certain Door3-24That Certain Door—
You Don’t Have to Go3-25You Don’t Have to Go—
James Alley Blues
James Alley Blues
Richard “Rabbit” Brown
—
Where Have All the Black Men Gone
Where Have All the Black Men Gone
—
Central Avenue Blues
Central Avenue Blues
—
Electrocuted Blues
Electrocuted Blues
—
Good Old Turnip Greens
Good Old Turnip Greens
—
Far Away From Home Blues
Far Away From Home Blues
—
God Moves on the Water
God Moves on the Water
Blind Willie Johnson
—
The Reverend Is My Man
The Reverend Is My Man
—
Blues de basille
Blues de basille
—
Times Is Tight Like That
Times Is Tight Like That
—
Les blues de la prison
Les blues de la prison
—
Lean to One Woman
Lean to One Woman
—
Alberta
Alberta
—
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right
These Jackson Women Will Not Treat You Right
—
Vicksburg Blues No. 2
Vicksburg Blues No. 2
—
Raise Your Window
Raise Your Window
—
Ride My Mule
Ride My Mule
—
Rats Been on My Cheese
Rats Been on My Cheese
—
Evil Hearted Woman
Evil Hearted Woman
—
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old
You Gonna Look Like a Monkey When You Get Old
—
Bo Carter’s Advice
Bo Carter’s Advice
—
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around
If You Don’t Want Me Please Don’t Dog Me Around
—
Lumber-Yard Blues
Lumber-Yard Blues
—
Young Heifer Blues
Young Heifer Blues
—
Crescent City Blues
Crescent City Blues
—
Good Rockin’ Tonight
Good Rockin’ Tonight
—
Annie’s Blues
Annie’s Blues
—
Here Comes Smiley
Here Comes Smiley
—
New Orleans Lover Man
New Orleans Lover Man
—
Girt Town Blues
Girt Town Blues
—
Never Missed My Baby
Never Missed My Baby
—
New Orleans Women Blues
New Orleans Women Blues
—
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
—
Shrewsbury Blues
Shrewsbury Blues
—
3 x 7 = 21
3 x 7 = 21
—
The Fat Man
The Fat Man
Fats Domino
T-070.233.997-6
Pack Your Rags and Go
Pack Your Rags and Go
—
Bat-Lee Swing
Bat-Lee Swing
—
Stack-A’Lee, Part I
Stack-A’Lee, Part I
—
Blow Your Top
Blow Your Top
—
Street Walkin’ Daddy
Street Walkin’ Daddy
—
New Arrival
New Arrival
—
Jealous Blues
Jealous Blues
—
Mailman Blues
Mailman Blues
—
Joe’s Kid Sister
Joe’s Kid Sister
—
P.L. Blues
P.L. Blues
—
Crawdad Hole
Crawdad Hole
Big Joe Turner
T-700.007.406-8
Bad Dog
Bad Dog
—
I’ll Never Let You Go
I’ll Never Let You Go
—
I Wonder Who
I Wonder Who
Ray Charles
T-700.028.729-8
The Things That I Used to Do
The Things That I Used to Do
Guitar Slim
T-700.071.756-8
Something’s Wrong
Something’s Wrong
—
Goin’ Down
Goin’ Down
—
Pony Tail
Pony Tail
—
Jock‐A‐Mo
Jock‐A‐Mo
Sugar Boy Crawford
T-070.939.620-2
Say Baby
Say Baby
—
Wine, Women & Whiskey
Wine, Women & Whiskey
—
When the Sun Goes Down
When the Sun Goes Down
—
You Ain’t So Much a Much
You Ain’t So Much a Much
—
Eating and Sleeping
Eating and Sleeping
—
Runnin’ Wild
Runnin’ Wild
—
Single Life
Single Life
—
Sweet Old Chicago
Sweet Old Chicago
—
Country Woman
Country Woman
—
Dust My Blues
Dust My Blues
—
Directly From My Heart
Directly From My Heart
Little Richard
T-700.009.483-9
Who’s Been Fooling You?
Who’s Been Fooling You?
—
See You Later Alligator
See You Later Alligator
—
Let the Good Times Roll
Let the Good Times Roll
Shirley & Lee
T-070.095.634-8
Let the Four Winds Blow
Let the Four Winds Blow
Roy Brown
T-070.241.672-5
Goodbye Blues
Goodbye Blues
—
Troubles, Troubles
Troubles, Troubles
—
There’s a Will There’s a Way
There’s a Will There’s a Way
—
That Certain Door
That Certain Door
—
You Don’t Have to Go
You Don’t Have to Go
—

Additional database matches (1)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
James Alley BluesRichard “Rabbit” Brown—
James Alley Blues
Richard “Rabbit” Brown
—