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Roots of Rhythm & Blues 1939–1945
Disc 1
01. Caldonia
02. The Honeydripper, Part 1
03. Milton’s Boogie
04. That Ain’t Right
05. I Wonder
06. Drifting Blues
07. Blues at Sunrise
08. T‐Bone Boogie
09. Rock Me Mama
10. If It’s Good
11. Be‐Baba‐Leba
12. Rich Man’s Blues
13. Boogie Woogie Stomp
14. Cow Cow Boogie
15. Jimmy’s Blues
16. Piney Brown Blues
17. Here Comes the Blues
18. Cherry Red Blues
Disc 2
01. That’s the Blues
02. I Ain’t Made at You
03. Flyin’ Home
04. 627 Stomp
05. Sunset Blues
06. 47th Jive
07. New Confessin’ the Blues
08. Dooji Wooji
09. After Hours
10. That’s All
11. Bartender Boogie
12. Blowin’ the Blues Away
13. School Days Blues
14. Harlem Nocturne
15. That’s the Stuff You Gotta Watch
16. Dr. Watson and Mr. Holmes
17. Boogie Woogie on a Saturday
18. Strange Things Happening Every Day
I wanna rich man; all you poor men have got to go
Yes, I wanna rich man; all you poor men have got to go
I want my breakfast in bed and a butler to open my door

He must have everything I need, plus that good old jelly roll
Yes, he must have everything I need, plus that good old jelly roll
He's got to have furs and diamond rings to satisfy my soul

I want to travel abroad, see Cuba and Spain
Don't want to go in a car, but on jet-propelled plane
That's why he's gotta be rich; all you poor men have got to go
Must have everything I want; yes, that includes his gold

Girls, if you've got a rich man, you'd better chain him to your side
Yes, if you've got a rich man, you'd better chain him to your side
'Cause if he ever flags this train, I'm sure going to let him ride