Baby, how can it be?

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Call Number: CD R&B Baby
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD R&B Baby	2-week checkout	On Shelf

From the collection of 78 rpm records of John Heneghan.
Compact discs.
Notes by Nick Tosches and lyrics to selected songs printed on insert.
Disc 1. Love: Baby, how can it be? (Bo Carter)) -- My Angeline (Mississippi Maulers)) -- I wants my Lulu (Welling & McGhee) -- If I had my way (Norridge Mayhams and his Barbecue Boys) -- We courted in the rain ("Dock" Walsh) -- Poche Town (Joseph Falcon) -- My pretty little Indian Napanee (Davey Miller) -- Hapa haole hula girl (Kalama's Quartette) -- Sweetest girl in town (Oscar Ford) -- I'm crazy 'bout my baby (Ted Lewis and his Band) -- That's what the old bachelor's made out of (Taylor's Kentucky Boys) -- Then I'll be happy (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) -- Always marry your lover (Dick Reinhart) -- Johnny, will you marry me? (Dan Sullivan's Shamrock String Band) -- That's what I call keen (Eddie South and his Alabamians) -- Insane crazy blues (Charlie Burse with Memphis Jug Band) -- Lost lover blues (Lottie Kimbrough and Winston Holmes) -- My four reasons ("Banjo Ikey" Robinson and his Bull Fiddle Band) -- Hard for to love (The Appalachia Vagabonds (Hayes Shepherd)) -- Don't leave me here (Henry "Ragtime Texas" Thomas) --
Disc 2. Lust. The gal that got stuck on everything she seen (Uncle Dave Macon) -- Tomi, Tomi (Kanui & Lula) -- Minnie the mermaid ( a love song in fish time) (Bernie Cummins and his Hotel New Yorker Orchestra) -- I'd feel much better (Virginia Four) -- Mama you're a mess (Kid Smith & Family) -- Pussy (Harry Roy and his Bat Club Boys) -- It's heated (Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon) -- I ain't a bit drunk (George "Shortbuckle" Roark) -- Shortnin' bread (Bobbie Leecan's Need-More Band) -- Strut that thing (Cripple Clarence Lofton) -- Tip toe thru the tulips with me (Eddit Peabody) -- Wild about my loving (Lonnie Coleman) -- There's more pretty girls than one (Rutherford & Foster) -- I'm feelin' devlish (Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra) -- Let me play with it (Hartman's Heart Breakers) -- If you can't land 'er on the old veranda (Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards) -- Murphy's wife (Frank Quinn) -- Queen of the South Sea isles (Hawaiian Beach Combers) -- How I got my gal (Clyde Evans Band) -- Nehi Mama blues (Frank Stokes) -- Curley-headed woman (Burnett & Rutherford) --
Disc 3. Contempt. I'm gonna kill myself (Laura Smith) -- She ain't built that way (Asa Martin) -- How can you look so good? (Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards) -- You gonna look like a monkey when you get old (Robert Hill) -- I'm wearin' the britches now (Bill Carlisle) -- Sweet to Mama (State Street Boys) -- I used to call her baby (Dallas String Band) -- I got worry (love is on my mind) ("Doc" Cook and his 14 Doctors of Syncopation) -- He went in like a lion (but came out like a lamb) (Carolina Buddies) -- Married girls troubles (Hazel Scherf) -- Some of these days (-- Cab Calloway and his Orchestra) -- Who stole de lock? (The Georgia Browns) -- Pretty mama blues "Red Onion" Joe Linthecome) -- I want to ask the stars (Callahan Brothers) -- Some cold rainy day (Bertha "Chippie" Hill) -- Corinna blues (Blind Lemon Jefferson) -- Big leg blues (Mississippi JohnHurt) -- I don't let the girls worry my mind (Crowder Brothers) -- Wimmin-aaah! (Broadway Bell-Hops) -- The world is going wrong (Mississippi Sheiks) -- Left all along again blues (Lowe Stokes & his North Georgians) -- After you've gone (Alphonse Trent and his Orchestra) -- It's a shame to whip your wife on Sunday (Fiddlin' John Carson & his Virginia Reelers) -- Hard working woman (Mississippi Matilda) -- Worrying blues (Macon Ed & Tampa Joe).

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