Joe Hill Louis - Key Postwar Cuts 1949-54

A gash in his finger that led to tetanus led to death at 35 for this one-of-a-kind, one-man blues band from Memphis. Joe played drums, wailed on harmonica and delivered one electrifying, raw guitar riff after another; here are 57 prime cuts from a career cut way too short: Hydramatic Woman; Tiger Man; Railroad Blues; Come Back Baby; Cold Chills; Mistreat Me Woman; Big Legged Woman; I'm a Poor Boy; Jack Pot, and more!

1) Don't Trust Your Best Friend
2) Railroad Blues
3) A' Jumpin' and A' Shufflin'
4) Joe's Jump
5) Gotta Let You Go
6) Boogie in the Park
7) Nappy Head Woman
8) I Feel Like a Million
9) Heartache Baby
10) Train Ticket
11) Come Back Baby
12) Boogie in the Park
13) Cold Chills
14) Mistreat Me Woman
15) Street Walkin' Woman
16) Going Down Slow
17) Blue in the Morning
18) Highway 99
19) Gotta Go Baby
20) Big Legged Woman
21) Joe Hill Boogie
22) Eyesight to the Blind
23) Walkin' Talkin' Blues
24) The Way You Treat Me
25) Early in the Morning
26) Peace of Mind
27) Cold Chills [Alternate Take]
28) Gotta Go Baby [Alternate Take]
29) Chocolate Blonde
30) She Comes to See Me Sometime
31) We All Gotta Go Sometime
32) She May Be Yours (Sweetest Girl in Town)
33) Keep Your Arms Around Me Mama
34) Got Me a New Woman
35) Sweetest Gal in Town
36) I'm a Poor Boy
37) Jack Pot
38) I Love My Baby
39) Western Union Man
40) On the Floor
41) She Got Me Walkin'
42) Keep Away from My Baby
43) Good Morning Little Angel
44) Tiger Man
45) Hydramatic Woman
46) Ridin' Home
47) Don't Do It Again
48) She's Taking All My Money
49) Jealous Man
50) 4th and Beale
51) Ruthie Mae
52) Joe Hill Boogie
53) Going Down to Louisiana
54) Get Up Off It
55) Sweetest Woman I Ever Seen
56) Goin' Away Blues
57) Just Plain Tired