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The Clever Innocence

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Addressing My Past & Future, Here In Between- House Fly Blues







  1. Bob Dylan- Floater (Too Much To Ask)
  2. Amos Lee- Dreamin'
  3. Bob Neuwirth- Everybody's Got A Job To Do
  4. Adrienne Young- Home Remedy
  5. Maria Muldaur- Walkin' One and Only
  6. Beck- Stories of the Street
  7. Patrick Sky- Sometimes I Wonder
  8. Seasick Steve- Treasures
  9. Greg Brown- I Don't Know Anybody In This Town
  10. Todd Snider- Can't Complain
  11. Steve Earle- I Am A Wanderer
  12. Tom Waits- Come On Up To The House
  13. Mary Gauthier- Prayer Without Words
  14. Pat Reedy- Wiser When I Get There
  15. Neil Young- Don't Let It Bring You Down
  16. Denison Witmer- How To Be Alone
  17. Eric Bibb- Every Wind in the River
  18. Bad Livers- He Didn't Say a Word
  19. Tracy Chapman- All That You Have Is Your Soul
  20. George Waldrop- Good People








Thursday, April 26, 2012

(Ex-Junky's) Guilty Conscience

Dope Sick Meditation

Dealing with guilt is tough.  The deepest scars come from self inflicted wounds.  This is how to deal with guilt positively & in a real healthy way. Enjoy!

  1. Dave Van Ronk- Zen Koans Gonna Rise Again
  2. The Rolling Stones- High and Dry
  3. Lou Reed- Going Down [1970 Acoustic Demos]
  4. Modern Lovers- Pablo Picasso
  5. Mary Gauthier- Merry Go Round
  6. William S. Burroughs- Junky Relations
  7. Lucinda Williams- Seeing Black (The Kitchen Tapes)
  8. John Prine- Great Society Conflict Veteran's Blues
  9. Nick Drake- Black-Eyed Dog
  10. Eric Bibb- Forgiveness Is Gold
  11. Mavis Staples- Step into the Light
  12. Solomon Burke- Let Somebody Love Me
  13. Leo Kottke- Everybody Lies
  14. John Lennon- I Know (I Know) [Unplugged]
  15. Pink Floyd- Fearless
  16.  Ryan Adams and Gillian Welch- Helpless







Thinking About Albert Einstein

A man`s ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death.    -----Albert Einstein

Lackadaisically Rounded



Jug Band

  1. David Lightbourne's Stop & Listen Boys- Beat You Plenty
  2. Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band- Rag Mama
  3. Jolly Joe's Jug Band- Jug In The Shade
  4. Blind James Campbell- Sittin' Here Drinking
  5. Last Chance Jug Band- Beale Street Dandy
  6. Don't Look Now Jug Band- Mole In The Ground
  7. Alabama Gravy Soppers- Guitar Swing
  8. Ozark Mountain Daredevils- Chicken Train
  9. The Stay all Night Rounders + Cory and Hank-  On the Road Again
  10. Dave Van Ronk & The Ragtime Jug Stompers- St. Louis Tickle
  11. Hump Night Thumpers- Come Along Little Children
  12. The Even Dozen Jug Band- Take Your Fingers Off It
  13. R. Crumb & The Cheap Suit Serenaders- Cheap Suit Special
  14. Mary Flower- Ragtime Gal
  15. Hogtown Stomper- Come On In
  16. Pokey LaFarge & the South City Three- Drinkin' Whiskey Tonight
  17. South Memphis Jug Band- Doctor Medicine
  18. Dan Hicks- My Old Timey Baby
  19. Panama Limited Jug Band- Don't You Ease Me In
  20. The Chicken Chokers- She's Got The Money Too
  21. The Vipers Skiffle Group- Maggie May
  22. Jug Free America- Candy Man
  23. Thunderpants Johnson- Big Fat Woman
  24. The True Endeavor Jug Band- She's Gone
  25. Hump Night Thumpers- You May Leave




Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Touch A Hand (Make A Friend)




Now that I'm in the bussiness of recycling at the plant, I feel the need to put old mixes on mixcloud for your listening pleasure.  Yes, listening pleasure, it's an artform all in & of it's self.  This is going to be my next mix I'm going to leave at the coffeeshop.  This mix has given me much pleasure over the years here at ZeRO.  I feel the quality of my mixing has developed but, looking back & being in a reflective mood feels just about right, today.  Enjoy, again!

  1. Rory Block- Tired of Being Alone
  2. Odetta- Hit Or Miss
  3. Donna The Buffalo- No Place Like The Right Time
  4. Megan Melara- Hallelujah
  5. Billie Holiday- A Sunbonnet Blue
  6. Pete Seeger- Forever Young
  7. Keb' Mo'- Let Your Light Shine
  8. Peggy Seeger- Different Therefore Equal
  9. Willie Dixon & Memphis Slim- Good Understanding
  10. Sam Cooke- Mean Old World
  11. Solomon Burke- Like A Fire
  12. The McIntosh Country Shouters- Jubilee
  13. The Five Blind Boys of Alabama- Just Want To See His Face
  14. Dr. John- Let's Make A Better World
  15. Guy Davis- We All Need More Kindness in the World
  16. The Staples Singers- Touch A Hand (Make A Friend)
  17. Neville Morrison- True Friends
  18. Vince Guaraldi- Cast Your Fate to the Wind
  19. Penny Lang- Start Again
  20. Peter Rowan- No Woman No Cry

Saturday, April 21, 2012

The Art of Being a Friend


I am brave
to care for you
attached
personal regard
on good terms
the wonderment
listening
hearing clear
concentration
attention
consciousness
of another
of me
through you
aesthetic care
more than ordinary
own beauty
to move me
deeply


The Bastard Song


The Bastard Song
Written by Adrienne Shelly & Andrew Hollander
(from the movie I'll Take You There)

It's a world of suffering
In a sea of pain.
No matter how much sun you bring
You're pummeled by the rain.

So what's the use in getting up
And what's the use in tryin'?
And what's the use in listening
When everybody's lyin'?

Don't let the heartless get you down.
Don't greet the heartless at your door.
Don't live among the heartless.

The life you lead just turns to shit.
Your joy it falls to treason.
There isn't any rhyme to it
There isn't any reason.

Don't let the bastards get you down.
Don't greet the bastards at your door.
Don't live among the bastards.

In this dead-end universe
Where there seems to be no grace
There are heavens on the map
There are humans in the race
There are people you can trust
When you need some decency
You can trust someone like you
You can trust someone like me.

Don't let the strangers get you down.
Don't greet the strangers at your door.
Don't live among the strangers
My friend.

Don't live among the strangers
The heartless
The bastards
My love...



Friday, April 20, 2012

Ode To Soggy Panties


pink breath
day dreaming
dripping wet
pink & moist
furry fat
silken pie-layered
sweet fish-flapped
pudding
warm-lipped
like kitten
puddle
lapped
tangy
from ripened
fruit cherry
full-sticky-fleshy
rouge
lady rose
in bloom
boxed in a sweaty room
the future is fixed
in the fish folds
of the flesh flower
daisy cum
lips of woman rum
get me drunk with a mouthful
I hum
and sleep peacefully for once




I awake
crusty faced
sticky beard
dip my fingers
but,dry...
kiss & lick
from bald to hairy
and back again
from bald to hairy
slowly parting
glossing the lips
both hands opon hips
patiently she remoistens
I french kiss
the whole fish
nose dip
from fupa (Fat Upper Pussy Area)
to wooly lip
my god...

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Serendipity of Mental Illness (Revisited)


I started leaving mixes at the starbucks for strangers. It's my idea of revelolution. To turn on others. I'm not a revolutionary but, we as mixxers have the power to be the revolution. I fixed this mix for frankly. Enjoy!

Serendipity of Mental Illness

nothing is so healing as the human touch
even the strongest men are always alone
the emptiness is all in your mind
the space between succession of sensation
I'm not so naive in my thoughts of self destruction
conscious of my existence has touched my soul
I'm surprised to find all that is beautiful in my mind
expression is the meaning of art
refreshing my hope with this art of the mix
I have a disease,incorrectly functioning,without peace of mind
my soul needs the touch,squeezed until it shines
out shine the rain,break free and not easy to be broken
every little soul must shine along,along,soul-shine along
caress in a kiss all the loving that you miss
suffering and in need,my heart does bleed
it's the darkest before the dawn
taint long fo' daylight
yes,the light of day,features of colors,the light in her eyes
I find hope in the serendipity of my mental illness
the way god made me and all the blessings the maker intended
I can't blame or put fault in the great creator,originator of all of this
all of this life,makes me take it slow,I have to wonder why all these challenges
I won't regret all that life has taught me
about what is sadness
about what is beautiful
I lived through all the tears
loneliness and pain
I stayed and faced it
with all the fear and pride in my heart
I am destined to fail
each day I try and try again
I just don't want to make the same mistakes
misunderstand and have to do this all over again
my love has been revealed
I don't pretend not to know
what I'm supposed to be
have mercy on the lonely
be compassionate when you read my heavy heart
my poetry is all I got...

  1. David Dondero- Rothko Chapel
  2. Eric Bibb- Sittin' in a Hotel Room
  3. John Mellencamp- Save Some Time To Dream
  4. Donovan- Happiness Runs
  5. Kelly Joe Phelps- Lead Me On
  6. I'll Take You There- The Bastard Song
  7. Donna The Buffalo- Positive Friction
  8. Leo Kottke- Everybody Lies
  9. Peter Case- Beyond The Blues
  10. Tom Waits- Long Way Home
  11. Pops Staples- Why Am I Treated So Bad
  12. Bright Eyes- When the President Talks to God
  13. Moondog- I'm In The World
  14. Kris Kristofferson- Here Comes That Rainbow Again
  15. Mimi & Richard Farina- Hard Lovin' Loser
  16. Sandy Denny- The Last Thing On My Mind
  17. Madeleine Peyroux- Everybody's Talkin'
  18. Bill Pillmore- Let the Rain Fall Down
  19. Tracy Chapman- At This Point In My Life
  20. George Waldrop- Serendipity of Mental Illness




Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Selfconscious


Little Yellow Kite Against Big Blue Sky

  1. Patty Griffin- Kite Song
  2. Beth Custer- To Sleep, Perchance, To Dream
  3. Tom Waits- Long Way Home
  4. The Lumineers- Soundtrack Song
  5. The Baird Sisters- Lonely Town
  6. Peter Case- That Soul Twist
  7. Hair (Original Broadway Cast Album)- Ain't Got No
  8. Denison Witmer- How To Be Alone
  9. Hair (Original Broadway Cast Album)- Ain't Got No (Reprise)
  10. Joni Mitchell- You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio
  11. Amos Lee- Soul Suckers
  12. Temptations- Ball Of Confusion (That's What The World Is Today)
  13. Gil Scott-Heron- Everyday
  14. Funkadelic- America Eats Its Young
  15. Eric Bibb- Movin' Up
  16. Pete Seeger- From Way Up Here
  17. Arlo Guthrie- Meditation (Wave Upon Wave)
  18. Bela Fleck- Throw Down Your Heart
  19. Jim White- It’s Been a Long Long Day
  20. George Waldrop- Selfconscious



Monday, April 16, 2012

Selfconscious

awareness grows
the way fat people tug
at their clothes
the eyes of the others
one's own being
pertaining to
how others see you
I am always with myself
thinking about nothing else
but, I am
aware of being observed
finding it to be true
how others see you
especially, online


Naked As The Eyes of a Clown



For Jessica, my dearest one


  1. Suzanne Vega- Tom's Diner
  2. Bruce Springsteen- For You
  3. Lou Reed- She's My Best Friend
  4. Neil Young- Look Out for My Love
  5. Tom Waits- Saving All My Love For You
  6. Fairport Convention- Si Tu Dois Partir
  7. Ween- Little Birdy
  8. Big Star- In The Street
  9. Amy Rigby- The Good Girls
  10. Bob Neuwirth- The First Time
  11. Amos Lee- Flower
  12. Will Kimbrough- Moves Me Deeply
  13. Old Crow Medicine Show- Wagon Wheel
  14. Billy Joe Shaver- To Be Loved By a Woman
  15. Amos Garrett, Doug Sahm, Gene Taylor- Just Like A Woman
  16. John Prine- That's The Way The World Goes
  17. Jim White- Turquoise House
  18. Beach Boys- Good Vibrations


Sunday, April 15, 2012

Expression of the Poet's Grief At Death

I am Commiserate.


Bob Dylan-All I Really Want To Do


I ain’t lookin’ to compete with you
Beat or cheat or mistreat you
Simplify you, classify you
Deny, defy or crucify you
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you

No, and I ain’t lookin’ to fight with you
Frighten you or tighten you
Drag you down or drain you down
Chain you down or bring you down
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you

I ain’t lookin’ to block you up
Shock or knock or lock you up
Analyze you, categorize you
Finalize you or advertise you
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you

I don’t want to straight-face you
Race or chase you, track or trace you
Or disgrace you or displace you
Or define you or confine you
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you

I don’t want to meet your kin
Make you spin or do you in
Or select you or dissect you
Or inspect you or reject you
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you

I don’t want to fake you out
Take or shake or forsake you out
I ain’t lookin’ for you to feel like me
See like me or be like me
All I really want to do
Is, baby, be friends with you



Saturday, April 14, 2012

The Treatment


My therapist is leaving me after 7 years. She is going on to private practice and bettering herself. It would be selfish of me to want her to stay. I will always look back on our time together and think about what she has taught me. She helped me when I was at my lowest points & she celebrated with me when everything came together, income, car, job & love. I know how much I mean to her because, she always took my mixes, poetry & she listened to me talk about my feelings. Sitting In Therapy is dedicated to her. I will miss her. I have learned and life has taught me to let go of the people & things I love the most because, it's the right thing to do. Enjoy!


  1. Kenny Rogers- The Gambler
  2. Guy Clark- Hank Williams Said It Best
  3. Mary Gauthier- Prayer Without Words
  4. Todd Snider- Sunshine
  5. Old Crow Medicine Show- We're All in This Together
  6. Lou Reed- Hang on to Your Emotions
  7. Solomon Burke- Like a Fire
  8. Eric Bibb- In My Time
  9. Bill Pillmore- Let the Rain Fall Down
  10. Beck- It's All in Your Mind
  11. Bruce Springsteen- Reason To Believe
  12. Nina Simone- I Think It's Going To Rain Today
  13. Jim White- Keep It Meaningful You All
  14. Donna The Buffalo- Life's A Ride
  15. Joni Mitchell- The Circle Game
  16. Bob Marley- Pass It On
  17. Patrick Sky- Who Am I
  18. Tom Waits- A Little Rain
  19. Parliament- Fantasy Is Reality
  20. George Waldrop- Sitting In Therapy



Thursday, April 12, 2012

All The Thin Young Men


This is for all the ladies here at ZeRO. The good hearted women who encourage my mixing experience. Y'all are dear to my heart. You make this community feel soo welcoming, thanks, for that. You never know how you look through other peoples eyes. You never really know how another person may view you. You beautiful women really give me a hint with your kindness. Enjoy!


  1. Ben Weaver- Grass Doe
  2. The Be Good Tanyas- Scattered Leaves Don't Lie
  3. Cat Stevens- I Think I See the Light
  4. Ray LaMontagne and The Pariah Dogs- Old Before Your Time
  5. Bright Eyes- Old Soul Song
  6. Frank Turner- Love Ire Song
  7. Jenny & Tyler- Through Your Eyes
  8. First Aid Kit- Hard Believer
  9. Bill Fay- Dust Filled Room
  10. Eric Bibb- Turning Pages
  11. Joe Beard- Holding a Losing Hand
  12. Bing Futch- Run On
  13. Greg Brown- Driftless
  14. Cuff The Duke- Instant Karma (John Lennon Cover)
  15. Ryan Bingham- The Poet
  16. Simon Joyner- My Life Is Sweet

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

It's Therapeutic!


Mixing for my new friend from work, Jessica

  1. Mavis Staples- You Are Not Alone
  2. The Beatles- Norwegian Wood
  3. Emiliana Torrini- I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You
  4. Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros- Silver And Gold
  5. Sarah Lee Guthrie- Young Girl's Mind
  6. Leonard Cohen- Sisters Of Mercy
  7. South Austin Jug Band- Little Wing
  8. Iris DeMent- My Life
  9. David Grisman+Jerry Garcia- Off to Sea Once More
  10. Hedy West- Single Girl
  11. Martha Scanlan- Ten Thousand Charms
  12. John Prine- People Puttin' People Down
  13. Neko Case- Buckets Of Rain
  14. Todd Snider- Lonely Girl
  15. Cassette- Hold You
  16. Bill Pillmore- Piece of Mind




Sunday, April 8, 2012

Old-Time Christian Love


Try Jesus Without Fantasy



  1. Ola Belle Reed- I Saw The Light
  2. Tom Paley- Rev.Gary Davis Medley:Light of this world/I belong to the band
  3. Rev. Gary Davis- I Feel Just Like Goin' On
  4. New Lost City Ramblers- God's Going To Ease My Troublin' Mind
  5. Guitar Gabriel- Do You Know What It Means to have a Friend?
  6. Leon Pinson- He'll Understand And Say Well Done
  7. Norman And Nancy Blake- I'd Rather Be An Old Time Christian
  8. Ron Campbell- John The Revelator
  9. Negro Fife and Drum Bands- I Love Jesus, Yes, I Do
  10. Sonja bird Yancey- Simple Gifts
  11. Rev.Pearly Brown- Its a mean old world to try to live in
  12. Mike Seeger- Blood-Stained Banders
  13. Corey Harris- God Don't Ever Change
  14. Mother McCollum- Glory! Glory! Hallelujah!
  15. Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Run Down, Eli
  16. Ralph Stanley- "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"
  17. Mississippi Fred McDowell- I Want Jesus to Walk With Me
  18. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- The Wayworn Traveler
  19. The Little Brothers- Mother's Prayer
  20. The Be Good Tanyas- Diamond In My Crown




Friday, April 6, 2012

Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver


Meeting In The Air-Songs Of The Carter Family

  1. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Anchored In Love
  2. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- While The Band Is Playing Dixie
  3. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- The Stern Old Bachelor
  4. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- The Winding Stream
  5. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- The School House On The Hill
  6. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- The Wayworn Traveler
  7. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Meeting In The Air
  8. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- I Ain't Goin To Work Tomorrow
  9. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- One Little Word
  10. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Dixie Darling
  11. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Lula Walls
  12. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Are You Tired Of Me, My Darling
  13. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- Give Me The Roses
  14. Tommy Thompson,Jim Watson & Mike Craver- When The Roses Bloom In Dixie Land




Serendipity of Mental Illness- Emotional Index of Feelings


  1. Eric Bibb- Sittin' in a Hotel Room
  2. John Mellencamp- Save Some Time To Dream
  3. Kelly Joe Phelps- Lead Me On
  4. I'll Take You There- The Bastard Song
  5. Leo Kottke- Everybody Lies
  6. Peter Case- Beyond The Blues
  7. Tom Waits- Long Way Home
  8. Pops Staples- Why Am I Treated So Bad
  9. Bright Eyes- When the President Talks to God
  10. Moondog- I'm In The World
  11. Kris Kristofferson- Here Comes That Rainbow Again
  12. Mimi & Richard Farina- Hard Lovin' Loser
  13. Sandy Denny- The Last Thing On My Mind
  14. Madeleine Peyroux- Everybody's Talkin'
  15. Bill Pillmore- Let the Rain Fall Down
  16. George Waldrop- Serendipity of Mental Illness



Thursday, April 5, 2012

Poetry Book


Cool Drink of Water Is Much Obliged

  1. Mavis Staples- You Are Not Alone
  2. Eric Bibb- Dig a Little Deeper in the Well
  3. Carolina Chocolate Drops- Pretty Bird
  4. Old Crow Medicine Show- Back To New Orleans
  5. Aaron Neville- Louisiana 1927
  6. Steve Earle- This City
  7. Corey Harris- Station Blues
  8. Patrick Sky- To Find A Way
  9. Emaluna- Forgiveness
  10. Lucinda Williams- Tryin To Get To Heaven
  11. Greg Brown- My New Book
  12. Mother Maybelle Carter- Gold Watch and Chain
  13. Dave Van Ronk- St. James Infirmary
  14. Bill Keith- No Expectations
  15. Crooked Still- Last Fair Deal Gone Down
  16. Willam Elliott Whitmore- Everyday
  17. Fairfield Four- Amazing Grace & The Prodigal Son
  18. Keb Mo- What a Wonderful World



Sunday, April 1, 2012

Conversation with Jimmie Strothers


Jimmie Strothers was a blind banjo and guitar player from Virginia who recorded 15 tracks for Alan Lomax and Harold Spivacke in 1936. Biographical details are sketchy, but Strothers was apparently a medicine show entertainer for a time before going to work in the mines, where an explosion took his eyesight, forcing him to earn a living as a street singer. Things changed even more drastically when he was convicted of murdering his wife with an axe and was sent to the state penitentiary in Lynn, VA, which was where Lomax and Spivacke, working on a field recording project for the Library of Congress, found him. Strothers recorded a total of 13 songs (plus alternate takes of "Jaybird" and "Poontang Little, Poontang Small") over the course of two days on June 13 and June 14, 1936, often with fellow inmate Joe Lee sharing vocal and guitar duties. In what may have been a crowd-pleasing gimmick from the medicine show days, Strothers and Lee even play the same guitar at the same time on "Do, Lord, Remember Me."

The songs recorded over the two days were split between secular pieces and stripped-down versions of sacred hymns, all reflecting an era of post-Reconstruction rural black culture, and what is most remarkable is the variety of song forms that Strothers had in his repertoire, and the eerie passion and energy he brought to his singing and banjo playing. The odd "Keep Away from the Bloodstained Banders," the first track Strothers recorded, is a variant of a John Adam Granade hymn from the 1800s, "Let Thy Kingdom, Blessed Savior." At the other end of the spectrum, Strothers delivered two takes of the bawdy "Poontang Little, Poontang Small," which earned a "Delta check" (the designation for erotic material) when it was entered into the Library of Congress archives. "I Used to Work on the Tractor" is a caustic comment on working for an exploitative contractor, while the six-minute "Goin' to Richmond" is a long blues. Strothers also recorded an interesting version of "Cripple Creek" on his second day with Lomax and Spivacke called "Thought I Heard My Banjo Say," which fleshes out a song that is usually only done in brief fragments. In two days of recording, Jimmie Strothers managed to leave behind an edgy, singular, and fascinating group of songs that explore the boundaries between the sacred and the profane.


Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Keep Away From The Bloodstained Banners
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Tennessee Dog
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Run Down, Eli
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- We Are Almost Down To The Shore
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Jaybird (take 1)
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Jaybird (take 2)
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Corn-Shucking Time
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Daddy, Where You Been So Long?
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- I Used To Work On The Tractor
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Thought I Heard My Banjo Say
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- House Done Built Without Hands
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Dis Ol' Hammer
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Shines Like A Star In The Morning
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Do, Lord, Remember Me
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Poontang Little, Poontang Small
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Oh The Lamb Of God Done Sanctified Me
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- I'll Go On
Jimmie Strothers & Joe Lee- Rise, Run Along, Mourner