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Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues

UPC · Release

Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues

Charley Patton

630814021221
142 tracksReleased 2001-01-01Revenant

Last verified: September 13, 2026

630814021221 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues” by Charley Patton, released 2001-01-01 on Revenant. 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 142 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USUG10300425, GBHVK1100441, QM9AA1694796.

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6Number system
30814Manufacturer
02122Product
1Check digit
Number system:
Identifies the product category (0/1/6/7/8 = general retail, 2 = variable measure, etc.).
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5-digit code identifying the label or distributor that owns the release.
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Check digit:
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Credit Chain

UPCScreamin' and Hollerin' the Blues
ISRC19 recordings
ISWC28 works
IPI9 songwriters

Track List (142)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Pony Blues1Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.597-0
A Spoonful Blues2A Spoonful BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.604-2
Down the Dirt Road Blues3Down the Dirt Road BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.586-7
Prayer of Death, Part 14Prayer of Death, Part 1—
Prayer of Death, Part 25Prayer of Death, Part 2Charley Patton—
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues6Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the BluesCharley Patton—
Banty Rooster Blues7Banty Rooster Blues—
Tom Rushen Blues8Tom Rushen Blues—
It Won't Be Long9It Won't Be Long—
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)10Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)—
Pea Vine Blues11Pea Vine Blues—
Mississippi Boweavil Blues12Mississippi Boweavil Blues—
Lord I'm Discouraged13Lord I'm Discouraged—
I'm Goin' Home14I'm Goin' Home—
Snatch It and Grab It15Snatch It and Grab It—
A Rag Blues16A Rag Blues—
How Come Mama Blues17How Come Mama Blues—
Voice Throwin' Blues18Voice Throwin' BluesWalter "Buddy Boy" Hawkins—
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)2-1Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)—
High Water Everywhere, Part 12-1High Water Everywhere, Part 1—
High Water Everywhere, Part 22-2High Water Everywhere, Part 2—
I Shall Not Be Moved2-3I Shall Not Be Moved—
Rattlesnake Blues2-4Rattlesnake Blues—
Going to Move to Alabama2-5Going to Move to Alabama—
Hammer Blues (take 2)2-6Hammer Blues (take 2)—
Joe Kirby2-7Joe Kirby—
Frankie and Albert2-8Frankie and Albert—
Devil Sent the Rain Blues2-9Devil Sent the Rain Blues—
Magnolia Blues2-10Magnolia Blues—
Runnin' Wild Blues2-11Runnin' Wild Blues—
Some Happy Day2-12Some Happy Day—
Mean Black Moan2-13Mean Black Moan—
Green River Blues2-14Green River Blues—
That's My Man2-15That's My Man—
Honey Dripper Blues No. 22-16Honey Dripper Blues No. 2—
Eight Hour Woman2-17Eight Hour Woman—
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 22-18Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)3-1Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)—
Jim Lee, Part 13-1Jim Lee, Part 1—
Jim Lee, Part 23-2Jim Lee, Part 2—
Mean Black Cat Blues3-3Mean Black Cat Blues—
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker3-4Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker—
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)3-5Elder Greene Blues (take 1)—
When Your Way Gets Dark3-6When Your Way Gets Dark—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)3-7Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)—
Heart Like Railroad Steel3-8Heart Like Railroad Steel—
Circle Round the Moon3-9Circle Round the Moon—
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die3-10You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die—
Be True Be True Blues3-11Be True Be True Blues—
Farrell Blues3-12Farrell Blues—
Tell Me Man Blues3-13Tell Me Man Blues—
Come Back Corrina3-14Come Back Corrina—
Some Summer Day4-1Some Summer Day—
Bird Nest Bound4-2Bird Nest Bound—
Future Blues4-3Future BluesWillie Brown—
M&O Blues4-4M&O Blues—
Walkin' Blues4-5Walkin' Blues—
My Black Mama, Part I4-6My Black Mama, Part I—
My Black Mama, Part II4-7My Black Mama, Part II—
Preachin' the Blues, Part I4-8Preachin' the Blues, Part ISon House—
Preachin' the Blues, Part II4-9Preachin' the Blues, Part II—
Dry Spell Blues, Part I4-10Dry Spell Blues, Part I—
Dry Spell Blues, Part II4-11Dry Spell Blues, Part II—
All Night Long Blues (take 1)4-12All Night Long Blues (take 1)—
On the Wall4-13On the Wall—
All Night Long Blues (take 2)4-14All Night Long Blues (take 2)—
By the Moon and Stars4-15By the Moon and Stars—
Long Ways From Home4-16Long Ways From Home—
Dry Well Blues5-1Dry Well Blues—
Moon Going Down5-2Moon Going Down—
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun5-3We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun—
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley5-4Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley—
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me5-5Jesus Got His Arms Around Me—
God Won't Forsake His Own5-6God Won't Forsake His Own—
I'll Be There5-7I'll Be There—
Where Was Eve Sleeping?5-8Where Was Eve Sleeping?—
I Know My Time Ain't Long5-9I Know My Time Ain't Long—
Watch and Pray5-10Watch and Pray—
Headlines, 19 April 19305-11Headlines, 19 April 1930—
Headlines, 12 April 19305-12Headlines, 12 April 1930—
High Sheriff5-13High SheriffCharley Patton—
Stone Pony Blues5-14Stone Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.605-3
Jersey Bull Blues5-15Jersey Bull Blues—
Hang It on the Wall5-16Hang It on the Wall—
34 Blues5-1734 Blues—
Love My Stuff5-18Love My StuffCharley Patton—
Poor Me5-19Poor Me—
Revenue Man Blues5-20Revenue Man Blues—
Troubled 'bout My Mother5-21Troubled 'bout My Mother—
Oh, Death5-22Oh, Death—
Yellow Bee5-23Yellow Bee—
Mind Reader Blues5-24Mind Reader Blues—
Booze and Blues6-1Booze and Blues—
The Crowing Rooster6-2The Crowing RoosterWalter Rhodes—
I Will Turn Your Money Green6-3I Will Turn Your Money Green—
Ham Hound Crave6-4Ham Hound CraveRube Lacy—
Bye-Bye Blues6-5Bye-Bye BluesTommy Johnson—
Maggie Campbell Blues6-6Maggie Campbell BluesTommy Johnson—
Big Road Blues6-7Big Road Blues—
Kansas City Blues6-8Kansas City Blues—
Rowdy Blues6-9Rowdy Blues—
Mississippi Bottom Blues6-10Mississippi Bottom BluesKid Bailey—
Cold Woman Blues6-11Cold Woman BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
Sitting on Top of the World6-12Sitting on Top of the WorldMississippi SheiksT-302.341.957-6
Just a Spoonful6-13Just a Spoonful—
Banty Rooster6-14Banty Rooster—
My Grey Pony6-15My Grey Pony—
Dark Road Blues6-16Dark Road Blues—
Blues6-17Blues—
Sic 'em Dogs6-18Sic 'em Dogs—
Po' Boy6-19Po' Boy—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor6-20Make Me a Pallet on the Floor—
County Farm Blues6-21County Farm BluesSon House—
Saddle My Pony6-22Saddle My Pony—
Forty Four6-23Forty Four—
Too Close6-24Too Close—
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)7-1Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)7-2Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)7-3Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)7-4Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)7-5Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)7-6Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)7-7Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)7-8Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)7-9Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)7-10Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)7-11Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)7-12Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)7-13Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)7-14Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)7-15Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)7-16Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)7-17Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)7-18Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)7-19Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)7-20Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)7-21Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)7-22Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)7-23Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)7-24Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)7-25Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)7-26Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)—
Pony Blues
Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.597-0
A Spoonful Blues
A Spoonful Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.604-2
Down the Dirt Road Blues
Down the Dirt Road Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.586-7
Prayer of Death, Part 1
Prayer of Death, Part 1
—
Prayer of Death, Part 2
Prayer of Death, Part 2
Charley Patton
—
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Charley Patton
—
Banty Rooster Blues
Banty Rooster Blues
—
Tom Rushen Blues
Tom Rushen Blues
—
It Won't Be Long
It Won't Be Long
—
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)
—
Pea Vine Blues
Pea Vine Blues
—
Mississippi Boweavil Blues
Mississippi Boweavil Blues
—
Lord I'm Discouraged
Lord I'm Discouraged
—
I'm Goin' Home
I'm Goin' Home
—
Snatch It and Grab It
Snatch It and Grab It
—
A Rag Blues
A Rag Blues
—
How Come Mama Blues
How Come Mama Blues
—
Voice Throwin' Blues
Voice Throwin' Blues
Walter "Buddy Boy" Hawkins
—
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)
—
High Water Everywhere, Part 1
High Water Everywhere, Part 1
—
High Water Everywhere, Part 2
High Water Everywhere, Part 2
—
I Shall Not Be Moved
I Shall Not Be Moved
—
Rattlesnake Blues
Rattlesnake Blues
—
Going to Move to Alabama
Going to Move to Alabama
—
Hammer Blues (take 2)
Hammer Blues (take 2)
—
Joe Kirby
Joe Kirby
—
Frankie and Albert
Frankie and Albert
—
Devil Sent the Rain Blues
Devil Sent the Rain Blues
—
Magnolia Blues
Magnolia Blues
—
Runnin' Wild Blues
Runnin' Wild Blues
—
Some Happy Day
Some Happy Day
—
Mean Black Moan
Mean Black Moan
—
Green River Blues
Green River Blues
—
That's My Man
That's My Man
—
Honey Dripper Blues No. 2
Honey Dripper Blues No. 2
—
Eight Hour Woman
Eight Hour Woman
—
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2
—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)
—
Jim Lee, Part 1
Jim Lee, Part 1
—
Jim Lee, Part 2
Jim Lee, Part 2
—
Mean Black Cat Blues
Mean Black Cat Blues
—
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker
—
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)
—
When Your Way Gets Dark
When Your Way Gets Dark
—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)
—
Heart Like Railroad Steel
Heart Like Railroad Steel
—
Circle Round the Moon
Circle Round the Moon
—
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
—
Be True Be True Blues
Be True Be True Blues
—
Farrell Blues
Farrell Blues
—
Tell Me Man Blues
Tell Me Man Blues
—
Come Back Corrina
Come Back Corrina
—
Some Summer Day
Some Summer Day
—
Bird Nest Bound
Bird Nest Bound
—
Future Blues
Future Blues
Willie Brown
—
M&O Blues
M&O Blues
—
Walkin' Blues
Walkin' Blues
—
My Black Mama, Part I
My Black Mama, Part I
—
My Black Mama, Part II
My Black Mama, Part II
—
Preachin' the Blues, Part I
Preachin' the Blues, Part I
Son House
—
Preachin' the Blues, Part II
Preachin' the Blues, Part II
—
Dry Spell Blues, Part I
Dry Spell Blues, Part I
—
Dry Spell Blues, Part II
Dry Spell Blues, Part II
—
All Night Long Blues (take 1)
All Night Long Blues (take 1)
—
On the Wall
On the Wall
—
All Night Long Blues (take 2)
All Night Long Blues (take 2)
—
By the Moon and Stars
By the Moon and Stars
—
Long Ways From Home
Long Ways From Home
—
Dry Well Blues
Dry Well Blues
—
Moon Going Down
Moon Going Down
—
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun
—
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley
—
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me
—
God Won't Forsake His Own
God Won't Forsake His Own
—
I'll Be There
I'll Be There
—
Where Was Eve Sleeping?
Where Was Eve Sleeping?
—
I Know My Time Ain't Long
I Know My Time Ain't Long
—
Watch and Pray
Watch and Pray
—
Headlines, 19 April 1930
Headlines, 19 April 1930
—
Headlines, 12 April 1930
Headlines, 12 April 1930
—
High Sheriff
High Sheriff
Charley Patton
—
Stone Pony Blues
Stone Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.605-3
Jersey Bull Blues
Jersey Bull Blues
—
Hang It on the Wall
Hang It on the Wall
—
34 Blues
34 Blues
—
Love My Stuff
Love My Stuff
Charley Patton
—
Poor Me
Poor Me
—
Revenue Man Blues
Revenue Man Blues
—
Troubled 'bout My Mother
Troubled 'bout My Mother
—
Oh, Death
Oh, Death
—
Yellow Bee
Yellow Bee
—
Mind Reader Blues
Mind Reader Blues
—
Booze and Blues
Booze and Blues
—
The Crowing Rooster
The Crowing Rooster
Walter Rhodes
—
I Will Turn Your Money Green
I Will Turn Your Money Green
—
Ham Hound Crave
Ham Hound Crave
Rube Lacy
—
Bye-Bye Blues
Bye-Bye Blues
Tommy Johnson
—
Maggie Campbell Blues
Maggie Campbell Blues
Tommy Johnson
—
Big Road Blues
Big Road Blues
—
Kansas City Blues
Kansas City Blues
—
Rowdy Blues
Rowdy Blues
—
Mississippi Bottom Blues
Mississippi Bottom Blues
Kid Bailey
—
Cold Woman Blues
Cold Woman Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
Sitting on Top of the World
Sitting on Top of the World
Mississippi Sheiks
T-302.341.957-6
Just a Spoonful
Just a Spoonful
—
Banty Rooster
Banty Rooster
—
My Grey Pony
My Grey Pony
—
Dark Road Blues
Dark Road Blues
—
Blues
Blues
—
Sic 'em Dogs
Sic 'em Dogs
—
Po' Boy
Po' Boy
—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
—
County Farm Blues
County Farm Blues
Son House
—
Saddle My Pony
Saddle My Pony
—
Forty Four
Forty Four
—
Too Close
Too Close
—
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)
—
Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)
Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)
—

Additional database matches (2)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Ham Hound CraveRube Lacy—
Mississippi Bottom BluesKid Bailey—
Ham Hound Crave
Rube Lacy
—
Mississippi Bottom Blues
Kid Bailey
—

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Musical Works (ISWC)

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+18 more
T-071.603.604-2T-071.603.605-3T-071.603.610-0T-071.688.444-4T-071.753.117-3T-071.753.119-5T-071.753.121-9T-072.083.530-2T-072.165.154-2T-302.341.957-6T-302.341.957-6T-700.059.875-6T-700.192.083-0T-901.713.074-4T-902.775.097-6T-902.799.187-3T-904.554.539-9T-904.554.548-0

Songwriters/Publishers (IPI)

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Creative Contributors (ISNI)

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UPC 630814021221 contains 142 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Charley Patton

630814021221 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues” by Charley Patton, released 2001-01-01 on Revenant. 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 142 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USUG10300425, GBHVK1100441, QM9AA1694796.

Track List (142)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Pony Blues1Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.597-0
A Spoonful Blues2A Spoonful BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.604-2
Down the Dirt Road Blues3Down the Dirt Road BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.586-7
Prayer of Death, Part 14Prayer of Death, Part 1—
Prayer of Death, Part 25Prayer of Death, Part 2Charley Patton—
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues6Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the BluesCharley Patton—
Banty Rooster Blues7Banty Rooster Blues—
Tom Rushen Blues8Tom Rushen Blues—
It Won't Be Long9It Won't Be Long—
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)10Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)—
Pea Vine Blues11Pea Vine Blues—
Mississippi Boweavil Blues12Mississippi Boweavil Blues—
Lord I'm Discouraged13Lord I'm Discouraged—
I'm Goin' Home14I'm Goin' Home—
Snatch It and Grab It15Snatch It and Grab It—
A Rag Blues16A Rag Blues—
How Come Mama Blues17How Come Mama Blues—
Voice Throwin' Blues18Voice Throwin' BluesWalter "Buddy Boy" Hawkins—
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)2-1Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)—
High Water Everywhere, Part 12-1High Water Everywhere, Part 1—
High Water Everywhere, Part 22-2High Water Everywhere, Part 2—
I Shall Not Be Moved2-3I Shall Not Be Moved—
Rattlesnake Blues2-4Rattlesnake Blues—
Going to Move to Alabama2-5Going to Move to Alabama—
Hammer Blues (take 2)2-6Hammer Blues (take 2)—
Joe Kirby2-7Joe Kirby—
Frankie and Albert2-8Frankie and Albert—
Devil Sent the Rain Blues2-9Devil Sent the Rain Blues—
Magnolia Blues2-10Magnolia Blues—
Runnin' Wild Blues2-11Runnin' Wild Blues—
Some Happy Day2-12Some Happy Day—
Mean Black Moan2-13Mean Black Moan—
Green River Blues2-14Green River Blues—
That's My Man2-15That's My Man—
Honey Dripper Blues No. 22-16Honey Dripper Blues No. 2—
Eight Hour Woman2-17Eight Hour Woman—
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 22-18Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)3-1Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)—
Jim Lee, Part 13-1Jim Lee, Part 1—
Jim Lee, Part 23-2Jim Lee, Part 2—
Mean Black Cat Blues3-3Mean Black Cat Blues—
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker3-4Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker—
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)3-5Elder Greene Blues (take 1)—
When Your Way Gets Dark3-6When Your Way Gets Dark—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)3-7Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)—
Heart Like Railroad Steel3-8Heart Like Railroad Steel—
Circle Round the Moon3-9Circle Round the Moon—
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die3-10You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die—
Be True Be True Blues3-11Be True Be True Blues—
Farrell Blues3-12Farrell Blues—
Tell Me Man Blues3-13Tell Me Man Blues—
Come Back Corrina3-14Come Back Corrina—
Some Summer Day4-1Some Summer Day—
Bird Nest Bound4-2Bird Nest Bound—
Future Blues4-3Future BluesWillie Brown—
M&O Blues4-4M&O Blues—
Walkin' Blues4-5Walkin' Blues—
My Black Mama, Part I4-6My Black Mama, Part I—
My Black Mama, Part II4-7My Black Mama, Part II—
Preachin' the Blues, Part I4-8Preachin' the Blues, Part ISon House—
Preachin' the Blues, Part II4-9Preachin' the Blues, Part II—
Dry Spell Blues, Part I4-10Dry Spell Blues, Part I—
Dry Spell Blues, Part II4-11Dry Spell Blues, Part II—
All Night Long Blues (take 1)4-12All Night Long Blues (take 1)—
On the Wall4-13On the Wall—
All Night Long Blues (take 2)4-14All Night Long Blues (take 2)—
By the Moon and Stars4-15By the Moon and Stars—
Long Ways From Home4-16Long Ways From Home—
Dry Well Blues5-1Dry Well Blues—
Moon Going Down5-2Moon Going Down—
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun5-3We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun—
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley5-4Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley—
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me5-5Jesus Got His Arms Around Me—
God Won't Forsake His Own5-6God Won't Forsake His Own—
I'll Be There5-7I'll Be There—
Where Was Eve Sleeping?5-8Where Was Eve Sleeping?—
I Know My Time Ain't Long5-9I Know My Time Ain't Long—
Watch and Pray5-10Watch and Pray—
Headlines, 19 April 19305-11Headlines, 19 April 1930—
Headlines, 12 April 19305-12Headlines, 12 April 1930—
High Sheriff5-13High SheriffCharley Patton—
Stone Pony Blues5-14Stone Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.605-3
Jersey Bull Blues5-15Jersey Bull Blues—
Hang It on the Wall5-16Hang It on the Wall—
34 Blues5-1734 Blues—
Love My Stuff5-18Love My StuffCharley Patton—
Poor Me5-19Poor Me—
Revenue Man Blues5-20Revenue Man Blues—
Troubled 'bout My Mother5-21Troubled 'bout My Mother—
Oh, Death5-22Oh, Death—
Yellow Bee5-23Yellow Bee—
Mind Reader Blues5-24Mind Reader Blues—
Booze and Blues6-1Booze and Blues—
The Crowing Rooster6-2The Crowing RoosterWalter Rhodes—
I Will Turn Your Money Green6-3I Will Turn Your Money Green—
Ham Hound Crave6-4Ham Hound CraveRube Lacy—
Bye-Bye Blues6-5Bye-Bye BluesTommy Johnson—
Maggie Campbell Blues6-6Maggie Campbell BluesTommy Johnson—
Big Road Blues6-7Big Road Blues—
Kansas City Blues6-8Kansas City Blues—
Rowdy Blues6-9Rowdy Blues—
Mississippi Bottom Blues6-10Mississippi Bottom BluesKid Bailey—
Cold Woman Blues6-11Cold Woman BluesBlind Joe Reynolds—
Sitting on Top of the World6-12Sitting on Top of the WorldMississippi SheiksT-302.341.957-6
Just a Spoonful6-13Just a Spoonful—
Banty Rooster6-14Banty Rooster—
My Grey Pony6-15My Grey Pony—
Dark Road Blues6-16Dark Road Blues—
Blues6-17Blues—
Sic 'em Dogs6-18Sic 'em Dogs—
Po' Boy6-19Po' Boy—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor6-20Make Me a Pallet on the Floor—
County Farm Blues6-21County Farm BluesSon House—
Saddle My Pony6-22Saddle My Pony—
Forty Four6-23Forty Four—
Too Close6-24Too Close—
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)7-1Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)7-2Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)7-3Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)7-4Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)7-5Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)7-6Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)7-7Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)7-8Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)7-9Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)7-10Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)7-11Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)7-12Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)7-13Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)7-14Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)7-15Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)7-16Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)7-17Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)7-18Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)7-19Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)7-20Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)7-21Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)7-22Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)7-23Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)7-24Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)7-25Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)—
Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)7-26Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)—
Pony Blues
Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.597-0
A Spoonful Blues
A Spoonful Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.604-2
Down the Dirt Road Blues
Down the Dirt Road Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.586-7
Prayer of Death, Part 1
Prayer of Death, Part 1
—
Prayer of Death, Part 2
Prayer of Death, Part 2
Charley Patton
—
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Charley Patton
—
Banty Rooster Blues
Banty Rooster Blues
—
Tom Rushen Blues
Tom Rushen Blues
—
It Won't Be Long
It Won't Be Long
—
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)
Shake It and Break It (but Don't Let It Fall Mama)
—
Pea Vine Blues
Pea Vine Blues
—
Mississippi Boweavil Blues
Mississippi Boweavil Blues
—
Lord I'm Discouraged
Lord I'm Discouraged
—
I'm Goin' Home
I'm Goin' Home
—
Snatch It and Grab It
Snatch It and Grab It
—
A Rag Blues
A Rag Blues
—
How Come Mama Blues
How Come Mama Blues
—
Voice Throwin' Blues
Voice Throwin' Blues
Walter "Buddy Boy" Hawkins
—
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)
Hammer Blues (Take 1) / I Shall Not Be Moved (Take 1)
—
High Water Everywhere, Part 1
High Water Everywhere, Part 1
—
High Water Everywhere, Part 2
High Water Everywhere, Part 2
—
I Shall Not Be Moved
I Shall Not Be Moved
—
Rattlesnake Blues
Rattlesnake Blues
—
Going to Move to Alabama
Going to Move to Alabama
—
Hammer Blues (take 2)
Hammer Blues (take 2)
—
Joe Kirby
Joe Kirby
—
Frankie and Albert
Frankie and Albert
—
Devil Sent the Rain Blues
Devil Sent the Rain Blues
—
Magnolia Blues
Magnolia Blues
—
Runnin' Wild Blues
Runnin' Wild Blues
—
Some Happy Day
Some Happy Day
—
Mean Black Moan
Mean Black Moan
—
Green River Blues
Green River Blues
—
That's My Man
That's My Man
—
Honey Dripper Blues No. 2
Honey Dripper Blues No. 2
—
Eight Hour Woman
Eight Hour Woman
—
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2
Nickel's Worth of Liver Blues No. 2
—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (Take 1) / Elder Greene Blues (Take 2)
—
Jim Lee, Part 1
Jim Lee, Part 1
—
Jim Lee, Part 2
Jim Lee, Part 2
—
Mean Black Cat Blues
Mean Black Cat Blues
—
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker
Jesus Is a Dying Bed Maker
—
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)
Elder Greene Blues (take 1)
—
When Your Way Gets Dark
When Your Way Gets Dark
—
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)
Some These Days I'll Be Gone (take 2)
—
Heart Like Railroad Steel
Heart Like Railroad Steel
—
Circle Round the Moon
Circle Round the Moon
—
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
You're Gonna Need Somebody When You Die
—
Be True Be True Blues
Be True Be True Blues
—
Farrell Blues
Farrell Blues
—
Tell Me Man Blues
Tell Me Man Blues
—
Come Back Corrina
Come Back Corrina
—
Some Summer Day
Some Summer Day
—
Bird Nest Bound
Bird Nest Bound
—
Future Blues
Future Blues
Willie Brown
—
M&O Blues
M&O Blues
—
Walkin' Blues
Walkin' Blues
—
My Black Mama, Part I
My Black Mama, Part I
—
My Black Mama, Part II
My Black Mama, Part II
—
Preachin' the Blues, Part I
Preachin' the Blues, Part I
Son House
—
Preachin' the Blues, Part II
Preachin' the Blues, Part II
—
Dry Spell Blues, Part I
Dry Spell Blues, Part I
—
Dry Spell Blues, Part II
Dry Spell Blues, Part II
—
All Night Long Blues (take 1)
All Night Long Blues (take 1)
—
On the Wall
On the Wall
—
All Night Long Blues (take 2)
All Night Long Blues (take 2)
—
By the Moon and Stars
By the Moon and Stars
—
Long Ways From Home
Long Ways From Home
—
Dry Well Blues
Dry Well Blues
—
Moon Going Down
Moon Going Down
—
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun
We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun
—
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley
Moaner, Let's Go Down in the Valley
—
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me
Jesus Got His Arms Around Me
—
God Won't Forsake His Own
God Won't Forsake His Own
—
I'll Be There
I'll Be There
—
Where Was Eve Sleeping?
Where Was Eve Sleeping?
—
I Know My Time Ain't Long
I Know My Time Ain't Long
—
Watch and Pray
Watch and Pray
—
Headlines, 19 April 1930
Headlines, 19 April 1930
—
Headlines, 12 April 1930
Headlines, 12 April 1930
—
High Sheriff
High Sheriff
Charley Patton
—
Stone Pony Blues
Stone Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.605-3
Jersey Bull Blues
Jersey Bull Blues
—
Hang It on the Wall
Hang It on the Wall
—
34 Blues
34 Blues
—
Love My Stuff
Love My Stuff
Charley Patton
—
Poor Me
Poor Me
—
Revenue Man Blues
Revenue Man Blues
—
Troubled 'bout My Mother
Troubled 'bout My Mother
—
Oh, Death
Oh, Death
—
Yellow Bee
Yellow Bee
—
Mind Reader Blues
Mind Reader Blues
—
Booze and Blues
Booze and Blues
—
The Crowing Rooster
The Crowing Rooster
Walter Rhodes
—
I Will Turn Your Money Green
I Will Turn Your Money Green
—
Ham Hound Crave
Ham Hound Crave
Rube Lacy
—
Bye-Bye Blues
Bye-Bye Blues
Tommy Johnson
—
Maggie Campbell Blues
Maggie Campbell Blues
Tommy Johnson
—
Big Road Blues
Big Road Blues
—
Kansas City Blues
Kansas City Blues
—
Rowdy Blues
Rowdy Blues
—
Mississippi Bottom Blues
Mississippi Bottom Blues
Kid Bailey
—
Cold Woman Blues
Cold Woman Blues
Blind Joe Reynolds
—
Sitting on Top of the World
Sitting on Top of the World
Mississippi Sheiks
T-302.341.957-6
Just a Spoonful
Just a Spoonful
—
Banty Rooster
Banty Rooster
—
My Grey Pony
My Grey Pony
—
Dark Road Blues
Dark Road Blues
—
Blues
Blues
—
Sic 'em Dogs
Sic 'em Dogs
—
Po' Boy
Po' Boy
—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
—
County Farm Blues
County Farm Blues
Son House
—
Saddle My Pony
Saddle My Pony
—
Forty Four
Forty Four
—
Too Close
Too Close
—
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)
Interviewed by Pete Welding (ca. 1967)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 10 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 11 (1968)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 12 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 13 (1968)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 14 (1968)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 15 (1968)
—
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 1 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 2 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 3 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 4 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 5 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 6 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 7 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 8 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)
Interviewed by Gayle Dean Wardlow, Part 9 (1968-69)
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Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)
Interviewed by Chris Strachwitz (ca. 1964)
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Additional database matches (2)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Ham Hound CraveRube Lacy—
Mississippi Bottom BluesKid Bailey—
Ham Hound Crave
Rube Lacy
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Mississippi Bottom Blues
Kid Bailey
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