Shades of Blue playlist for 03/28/2023
By Bill Darling on Tue, 03/28/2023 - 8:20pm
| Artist | Title |
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| Camille Howard | Ivory and Pick boogie | |
| Mother Maybelle Carter | cannonball blues | |
| Precious Bryant | Fool me good | |
| Algia Mae Hinton | Going down the road | |
| Etta Baker | One dime blues | |
| Jesse Mae Hemphill | Streamline train | |
| Susan Tedeshi | It hurts so bad | |
| Deitra Farr | Taking the long way home | |
| Etta James | Almost persuaded | |
| Tracy Nelson | Send me to the 'lectric chair | |
| Mavis Staples | Since I fell for you | |
| Karen carroll | Help me | |
| Shirely Johnson | Prisoner of love | |
| Zora Young | Daughter of a son of a gun | |
| Gloria Shannon | One eyed man | |
| Big Maybelle | Gabbin' blues | |
| Big Maybelle | One monkey don't stop the show | |
| Erline Harris | I never missed my baby | |
| Chubby Newsome | Chubby's confession | |
| Alma Mondy | Street walkin' daddy | |
| Jewel King | 3x7=21 | |
| Camille Howard | Thrill me | |
| Frantic Fay Thomson | I'm in town | |
| Helen Humes | Voo-it | |
| Peggy Lee | Fever | |
| Dinah Washington | Short John | |
| Memphis Minnie | You wrecked your happy home | |
| Memphis Minnie | Hustlin' woman blues | |
| Mississippi Matilda | Hardworking woman blues | |
| Kansas City Kitty | Leave my. man alone | |
| Rosie Mae Moore | School girl blues | |
| Elizabeth Cotten | Shake sugaree | |
| Blu Lu Barker | Lyin' in jail | |
| Ida Cox | Four day creep | |
| Sweet Georgia Brown | Stand by me | |
| Aretha Frankklin | Muddy water | |
| Erma Franklin | Piece of my heart | |
| Betty Lavette | You're turn to cry | |
| Lyn Collins | Think about it | |
| Janice Tyrone | I'm gonna make it | |
| Mabel John | You're good thing | |
| Wynona Carr | Ding dong daddy | |
| Little Marie Allen | Humdinger | |
| Bea Booker | Comfort in my heart | |
| Joanie Taylor | Dapper Dan | |
| Bonnie Evans | Leave your love to me | |
| Pearl Galloway | Get with it | |
| Bette Watts | let it be | |
| Buddy and Claudia Griffin | I got a secret | |
| Jeanette Washington | Too late | |
| Albert King | I'll play the blues for you | |
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