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Essential Mississippi Blues

UPC · Release

Essential Mississippi Blues

Various Artists

5060143494598
50 tracksReleased 2012-01-01Not Now Music

Last verified: July 18, 2026

5060143494598 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Essential Mississippi Blues” by Various Artists, released 2012-01-01 on Not Now Music. 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 50 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USSM12800018, GBAJD0781041, GBAJD0472354.

Format

506GS1 prefix
0143Company prefix
49459Product
8Check 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

UPCEssential Mississippi Blues
ISRC33 recordings
ISWC5 works
IPI13 songwriters

Track List (50)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Getting Old and Grey1Getting Old and Grey—
Hand in Hand2Hand in Hand—
Ain’t No Tellin’3Ain’t No Tellin’Mississippi John Hurt—
Peach Orchard Blues4Peach Orchard Blues—
Black Spider Blues5Black Spider Blues—
Stack O'Lee6Stack O'Lee—
Last Time Blues7Last Time BluesCharlie McCoy—
Ninety Nine Blues8Ninety Nine BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
Rampaw Street Blues9Rampaw Street BluesWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Devil in the Lion’s Den10Devil in the Lion’s DenSam Collins—
Travelling Mama Blues11Travelling Mama Blues—
Muddy Water Blues12Muddy Water BluesFreddie Spruell—
Levee Camp Blues13Levee Camp Blues—
Dough Roller Blues14Dough Roller BluesGarfield Akers—
Two Time Blues15Two Time BluesArthur Pettis—
Last Kind Words Blues16Last Kind Words BluesGeeshie Wiley—
Frigidaire Blues17Frigidaire Blues—
The Gone Dead Train18The Gone Dead TrainKing Solomon Hill—
A Spoonful Blues19A Spoonful BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.604-2
Bed Spring Poker20Bed Spring PokerMississippi Sheiks—
Little Rock Blues21Little Rock Blues—
Diamond Joe22Diamond Joe—
Times Has Done Got So Hard23Times Has Done Got So HardKing Solomon Hill—
Motherless and Fatherless Blues24Motherless and Fatherless Blues—
It’s Hard Time25It’s Hard TimeJoe Stone—
Freight Train Blues2-1Freight Train Blues—
Blue Harvest Blues2-2Blue Harvest BluesMississippi John Hurt—
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues2-3Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ BluesGarfield Akers—
That Won't Do2-4That Won't DoArthur Pettis—
Baltimore Blues2-5Baltimore BluesPapa Charlie McCoy—
She's Young and Wild2-6She's Young and WildWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Going to Move to Alabama2-7Going to Move to Alabama—
Down On My Bended Knee2-8Down On My Bended KneeKing Solomon Hill—
Sitting on Top of the World2-9Sitting on Top of the WorldMississippi SheiksT-302.341.957-6
Don’t Cry Baby2-10Don’t Cry BabyFreddie SpruellT-302.076.393-9
The Jail House Blues2-11The Jail House BluesSam Collins—
Skinny Leg Blues2-12Skinny Leg BluesElvie Thomas, Geeshie Wiley—
Twelve Pound Daddy2-13Twelve Pound Daddy—
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door2-14You Scolded me and Drove me from your DoorCaldwell Bracey—
Avalon Blues2-15Avalon BluesMississippi John HurtT-700.001.016-4
Shake 'Em on Down2-16Shake 'Em on Down—
Down South Blues2-17Down South BluesArthur Pettis—
Happy Home Blues2-18Happy Home Blues—
Look Who's Coming Down the Road2-19Look Who's Coming Down the RoadKansas Joe McCoy—
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground2-20Preaching on the Old Camp Ground—
Whoopie Blues2-21Whoopie BluesKing Solomon Hill—
Cherry Ball2-22Cherry BallMississippi Bracey—
Machine Gun Blues2-23Machine Gun BluesWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man2-24Low-Down Mississippi Bottom ManFreddie Spruell—
Fare Thee Well Blues2-25Fare Thee Well BluesJoe Callicott—
Getting Old and Grey
Getting Old and Grey
—
Hand in Hand
Hand in Hand
—
Ain’t No Tellin’
Ain’t No Tellin’
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Peach Orchard Blues
Peach Orchard Blues
—
Black Spider Blues
Black Spider Blues
—
Stack O'Lee
Stack O'Lee
—
Last Time Blues
Last Time Blues
Charlie McCoy
—
Ninety Nine Blues
Ninety Nine Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
Rampaw Street Blues
Rampaw Street Blues
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Devil in the Lion’s Den
Devil in the Lion’s Den
Sam Collins
—
Travelling Mama Blues
Travelling Mama Blues
—
Muddy Water Blues
Muddy Water Blues
Freddie Spruell
—
Levee Camp Blues
Levee Camp Blues
—
Dough Roller Blues
Dough Roller Blues
Garfield Akers
—
Two Time Blues
Two Time Blues
Arthur Pettis
—
Last Kind Words Blues
Last Kind Words Blues
Geeshie Wiley
—
Frigidaire Blues
Frigidaire Blues
—
The Gone Dead Train
The Gone Dead Train
King Solomon Hill
—
A Spoonful Blues
A Spoonful Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.604-2
Bed Spring Poker
Bed Spring Poker
Mississippi Sheiks
—
Little Rock Blues
Little Rock Blues
—
Diamond Joe
Diamond Joe
—
Times Has Done Got So Hard
Times Has Done Got So Hard
King Solomon Hill
—
Motherless and Fatherless Blues
Motherless and Fatherless Blues
—
It’s Hard Time
It’s Hard Time
Joe Stone
—
Freight Train Blues
Freight Train Blues
—
Blue Harvest Blues
Blue Harvest Blues
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues
Garfield Akers
—
That Won't Do
That Won't Do
Arthur Pettis
—
Baltimore Blues
Baltimore Blues
Papa Charlie McCoy
—
She's Young and Wild
She's Young and Wild
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Going to Move to Alabama
Going to Move to Alabama
—
Down On My Bended Knee
Down On My Bended Knee
King Solomon Hill
—
Sitting on Top of the World
Sitting on Top of the World
Mississippi Sheiks
T-302.341.957-6
Don’t Cry Baby
Don’t Cry Baby
Freddie Spruell
T-302.076.393-9
The Jail House Blues
The Jail House Blues
Sam Collins
—
Skinny Leg Blues
Skinny Leg Blues
Elvie Thomas, Geeshie Wiley
—
Twelve Pound Daddy
Twelve Pound Daddy
—
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door
Caldwell Bracey
—
Avalon Blues
Avalon Blues
Mississippi John Hurt
T-700.001.016-4
Shake 'Em on Down
Shake 'Em on Down
—
Down South Blues
Down South Blues
Arthur Pettis
—
Happy Home Blues
Happy Home Blues
—
Look Who's Coming Down the Road
Look Who's Coming Down the Road
Kansas Joe McCoy
—
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground
—
Whoopie Blues
Whoopie Blues
King Solomon Hill
—
Cherry Ball
Cherry Ball
Mississippi Bracey
—
Machine Gun Blues
Machine Gun Blues
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Freddie Spruell
—
Fare Thee Well Blues
Fare Thee Well Blues
Joe Callicott
—

Additional database matches (5)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom ManFreddie Spruell—
Ninety Nine BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
The Jail House BluesSam Collins—
Last Kind Words BluesGeeshie Wiley—
Bed Spring PokerMississippi Sheiks—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Freddie Spruell
—
Ninety Nine Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
The Jail House Blues
Sam Collins
—
Last Kind Words Blues
Geeshie Wiley
—
Bed Spring Poker
Mississippi Sheiks
—

What other identifiers does this connect to?

Musical Works (ISWC)

T-071.603.604-2T-302.076.393-9T-302.341.957-6T-700.001.016-4T-700.037.096-9

Songwriters/Publishers (IPI)

00004624713000150692090006205360600063518579000721507010007215099800197939988003464549440034645505900421881663
+3 more
004716443510064081655400795323805

Creative Contributors (ISNI)

000000002652871X000000003746010800000000398183610000000041125863000000004215883500000000461019910000000055508881000000005930746200000000593702930000000059574544
+14 more
0000000073576554000000007975039X000000007988575300000000813227490000000107182749000000010725375400000001082297480000000108234440000000011833108400000001201800190000000354855285000000046116879800000004618066810000000461932506
SourcesMusicBrainzDiscogs✓2 sources

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What is a UPC code in music?+
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How is a UPC different from an ISRC?+
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UPC 5060143494598 contains 50 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

What is UPC 5060143494598?

5060143494598 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Essential Mississippi 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 50 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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Various Artists

5060143494598 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Essential Mississippi Blues” by Various Artists, released 2012-01-01 on Not Now Music. 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 50 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USSM12800018, GBAJD0781041, GBAJD0472354.

Track List (50)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Getting Old and Grey1Getting Old and Grey—
Hand in Hand2Hand in Hand—
Ain’t No Tellin’3Ain’t No Tellin’Mississippi John Hurt—
Peach Orchard Blues4Peach Orchard Blues—
Black Spider Blues5Black Spider Blues—
Stack O'Lee6Stack O'Lee—
Last Time Blues7Last Time BluesCharlie McCoy—
Ninety Nine Blues8Ninety Nine BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
Rampaw Street Blues9Rampaw Street BluesWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Devil in the Lion’s Den10Devil in the Lion’s DenSam Collins—
Travelling Mama Blues11Travelling Mama Blues—
Muddy Water Blues12Muddy Water BluesFreddie Spruell—
Levee Camp Blues13Levee Camp Blues—
Dough Roller Blues14Dough Roller BluesGarfield Akers—
Two Time Blues15Two Time BluesArthur Pettis—
Last Kind Words Blues16Last Kind Words BluesGeeshie Wiley—
Frigidaire Blues17Frigidaire Blues—
The Gone Dead Train18The Gone Dead TrainKing Solomon Hill—
A Spoonful Blues19A Spoonful BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.604-2
Bed Spring Poker20Bed Spring PokerMississippi Sheiks—
Little Rock Blues21Little Rock Blues—
Diamond Joe22Diamond Joe—
Times Has Done Got So Hard23Times Has Done Got So HardKing Solomon Hill—
Motherless and Fatherless Blues24Motherless and Fatherless Blues—
It’s Hard Time25It’s Hard TimeJoe Stone—
Freight Train Blues2-1Freight Train Blues—
Blue Harvest Blues2-2Blue Harvest BluesMississippi John Hurt—
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues2-3Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ BluesGarfield Akers—
That Won't Do2-4That Won't DoArthur Pettis—
Baltimore Blues2-5Baltimore BluesPapa Charlie McCoy—
She's Young and Wild2-6She's Young and WildWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Going to Move to Alabama2-7Going to Move to Alabama—
Down On My Bended Knee2-8Down On My Bended KneeKing Solomon Hill—
Sitting on Top of the World2-9Sitting on Top of the WorldMississippi SheiksT-302.341.957-6
Don’t Cry Baby2-10Don’t Cry BabyFreddie SpruellT-302.076.393-9
The Jail House Blues2-11The Jail House BluesSam Collins—
Skinny Leg Blues2-12Skinny Leg BluesElvie Thomas, Geeshie Wiley—
Twelve Pound Daddy2-13Twelve Pound Daddy—
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door2-14You Scolded me and Drove me from your DoorCaldwell Bracey—
Avalon Blues2-15Avalon BluesMississippi John HurtT-700.001.016-4
Shake 'Em on Down2-16Shake 'Em on Down—
Down South Blues2-17Down South BluesArthur Pettis—
Happy Home Blues2-18Happy Home Blues—
Look Who's Coming Down the Road2-19Look Who's Coming Down the RoadKansas Joe McCoy—
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground2-20Preaching on the Old Camp Ground—
Whoopie Blues2-21Whoopie BluesKing Solomon Hill—
Cherry Ball2-22Cherry BallMississippi Bracey—
Machine Gun Blues2-23Machine Gun BluesWillie ’61’ Blackwell—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man2-24Low-Down Mississippi Bottom ManFreddie Spruell—
Fare Thee Well Blues2-25Fare Thee Well BluesJoe Callicott—
Getting Old and Grey
Getting Old and Grey
—
Hand in Hand
Hand in Hand
—
Ain’t No Tellin’
Ain’t No Tellin’
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Peach Orchard Blues
Peach Orchard Blues
—
Black Spider Blues
Black Spider Blues
—
Stack O'Lee
Stack O'Lee
—
Last Time Blues
Last Time Blues
Charlie McCoy
—
Ninety Nine Blues
Ninety Nine Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
Rampaw Street Blues
Rampaw Street Blues
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Devil in the Lion’s Den
Devil in the Lion’s Den
Sam Collins
—
Travelling Mama Blues
Travelling Mama Blues
—
Muddy Water Blues
Muddy Water Blues
Freddie Spruell
—
Levee Camp Blues
Levee Camp Blues
—
Dough Roller Blues
Dough Roller Blues
Garfield Akers
—
Two Time Blues
Two Time Blues
Arthur Pettis
—
Last Kind Words Blues
Last Kind Words Blues
Geeshie Wiley
—
Frigidaire Blues
Frigidaire Blues
—
The Gone Dead Train
The Gone Dead Train
King Solomon Hill
—
A Spoonful Blues
A Spoonful Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.604-2
Bed Spring Poker
Bed Spring Poker
Mississippi Sheiks
—
Little Rock Blues
Little Rock Blues
—
Diamond Joe
Diamond Joe
—
Times Has Done Got So Hard
Times Has Done Got So Hard
King Solomon Hill
—
Motherless and Fatherless Blues
Motherless and Fatherless Blues
—
It’s Hard Time
It’s Hard Time
Joe Stone
—
Freight Train Blues
Freight Train Blues
—
Blue Harvest Blues
Blue Harvest Blues
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues
Jumpin’ and Shoutin’ Blues
Garfield Akers
—
That Won't Do
That Won't Do
Arthur Pettis
—
Baltimore Blues
Baltimore Blues
Papa Charlie McCoy
—
She's Young and Wild
She's Young and Wild
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Going to Move to Alabama
Going to Move to Alabama
—
Down On My Bended Knee
Down On My Bended Knee
King Solomon Hill
—
Sitting on Top of the World
Sitting on Top of the World
Mississippi Sheiks
T-302.341.957-6
Don’t Cry Baby
Don’t Cry Baby
Freddie Spruell
T-302.076.393-9
The Jail House Blues
The Jail House Blues
Sam Collins
—
Skinny Leg Blues
Skinny Leg Blues
Elvie Thomas, Geeshie Wiley
—
Twelve Pound Daddy
Twelve Pound Daddy
—
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door
You Scolded me and Drove me from your Door
Caldwell Bracey
—
Avalon Blues
Avalon Blues
Mississippi John Hurt
T-700.001.016-4
Shake 'Em on Down
Shake 'Em on Down
—
Down South Blues
Down South Blues
Arthur Pettis
—
Happy Home Blues
Happy Home Blues
—
Look Who's Coming Down the Road
Look Who's Coming Down the Road
Kansas Joe McCoy
—
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground
Preaching on the Old Camp Ground
—
Whoopie Blues
Whoopie Blues
King Solomon Hill
—
Cherry Ball
Cherry Ball
Mississippi Bracey
—
Machine Gun Blues
Machine Gun Blues
Willie ’61’ Blackwell
—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Freddie Spruell
—
Fare Thee Well Blues
Fare Thee Well Blues
Joe Callicott
—

Additional database matches (5)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom ManFreddie Spruell—
Ninety Nine BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
The Jail House BluesSam Collins—
Last Kind Words BluesGeeshie Wiley—
Bed Spring PokerMississippi Sheiks—
Low-Down Mississippi Bottom Man
Freddie Spruell
—
Ninety Nine Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
The Jail House Blues
Sam Collins
—
Last Kind Words Blues
Geeshie Wiley
—
Bed Spring Poker
Mississippi Sheiks
—