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Complete 1950-1952 Decca Recordings - Louis Jordan
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  1. I Want a Roof Over My Head
  2. Show Me How (You Milk the Cow)
  3. Blue Light Boogie
  4. Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own
  5. I'll Never Be Free
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  1. I Want a Roof Over My Head
  2. Show Me How (You Milk the Cow)
  3. Blue Light Boogie
  4. Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own
  5. I'll Never Be Free
  6. Tamburitza Boogie
  7. (You Dyed Your Hair) Chartreuse
  8. Lemonade
  9. It's a Great, Great Pleasure
  10. You Will Always Have a Friend
  11. Trouble Then Satisfaction
  12. Life Is So Peculiar
  13. You Rascal You
  14. Teardrops from My Eyes
  15. Weak Minded Blues
  16. Is My Pop in There?
  17. I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby
  18. If You're So Smart, How Come You Ain't Rich
  19. Trust in Me
  20. Louisville Lodge Meeting
  21. How Blue Can You Get?
  22. May Every Day Be Christmas
  23. Please Don't Leave Me
  24. Bone Dry
  25. Three Handed Woman
  26. Fat Sam from Birmingham
  27. Cock-A-Doodle-Doo
  28. There Must Be a Way
  29. Come and Get It
  30. Slow Down
  31. Work, Baby Work
  32. Never Trust a Woman
  33. All of Me
  34. There Goes My Heart
  35. Lay Something on the Bar
  36. Junco Partner
  37. Time Marches On
  38. Azure-Te (Paris Blues)
  39. Oil Well, Texas
  40. Jordan for President
  41. The Soon-A-Baby
  42. You Didn't Want Me Baby
  43. A Man's Best Friend Is a Bed
  44. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
  45. It's Better to Wait for Love
  46. Only Yesterday
  47. Just Like a Butterfly (That's Caught in the Rain)
  48. Crazy Baby
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This reissue captures a particularly creative period for Louis Jordan and his band, and these two discs contain no less than 48 tracks of pure, mad Jordan genius. All of these tunes are necessary Jordan faves, and the best of them, "Lay Something on the Bar," "Fat Sam From Birmingham," "I Didn't Know What Time It Was," "A Man's Best Friend Is a Bed," "You Rascal You," "Blue Light Boogie," and a truly endearing read of "All of Me," are among the greatest jump jazz tunes of all time. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi

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Complete 1950-1952 Decca Recordings 2002, Definitive Classics

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