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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Jay's Blues (The Complete Federal Sessions) on Discogs. Label: Charly R&B - CD CHARLY • Format: CD Compilation • Country: UK • Genre: Blues • Style: Rhythm & Blues Jimmy Witherspoon ‎– Jay's Blues (The Complete Federal Sessions.

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2. Jimmy Witherspoon ‎– Jay's Blues (The Complete Federal Sessions). Label: King Records (3) ‎– KCD /5(6).

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3. Jimmy Witherspoon - Jay's Blues - Cd Track Listings Disc: 1 1. Foolish Prayer 2. Lucille 3. One Fine Gal 4. Blues In Trouble 5. Two Little Girls 6. Corn Whiskey 7. Don't Tell Me Now 8. The Day Is Dawning 9. Jay's Blues Pt.1 Jay's Blues Pt.2 Miss, Miss Mistreater Back Home The Last Mile It.

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4. Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about Jimmy Witherspoon - Jay's Blues (The Complete Federal Sessions) at Discogs. Complete your Jimmy Witherspoon /5(6).

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5. Jays Blues is a fine collection of early-'50s jump blues sides that Jimmy Witherspoon cut for Federal Records. This track collection offers a good retrospective of one of Witherspoon's most neglected -- and admittedly, uneven -- periods.9/

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6. release, thru Ace Records, features the complete sessions from Jimmy Witherspoon's sessions that produced the Crown album, 'Sings the Blues'. Here 'Spoon' is captured doing what he does best - singing the blues with a small combo backing. 26 tracks in all including 13 bonus titles 'When My Heart Beats Like a Hammer', 'Gee Baby Ain't Good to You', 'Story from My Heart & Soul', 'You .

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Federal Sessions on Discogs. Label: Sing - • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: Denmark • Genre: Blues • Jimmy Witherspoon - The Federal Sessions (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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8. A CD reissue of a double LP, Big Blues is a sprawling piece of modernized electric jump blues that honestly never quite catches fire despite the best efforts of Jimmy Witherspoon and his guest star, tenor saxophonist Hal "Cornbread" Singer.

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