The real blues book : C instruments
Call Number: MP1630.28.B5 R4 2010
Imprint: Milwaukee, WI : Hal Leonard, [2010]
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| Song Title Sort ascending | Composer |
|---|---|
| Your funeral and my trial | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| You've got to love her with a feeling | Freddie King, Sonny Thompson. |
| You'll need someobody on your bond | Blind Willie Johnson. |
| You upset me baby | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| You shook me | Willie DIxon, J.B. Lenoir. |
| You don't love me | Aaron 'T-bone" Walker, Marl Young. |
| You don't have to go | Jimmy Reed. |
| You can't judge a book by the cover | Willie Dixon. |
| Woke up this morning | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| Why I sing the blues | B.B. King, Dave Clark. |
| Wham | Lonnie Mack. |
| Wee baby blues | Pete Johnson, Joe Turner. |
| Wang dang doodle | Willie Dixon. |
| Walking through the park | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Walkin' the dog | Rufus Thomas. |
| Unseen eye | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Turn on your love light | Don Robey, Joe Scott. |
| Tuff enuff | Kim Wilson. |
| Trouble in mind | Richard M. Jones. |
| Traveling riverside blues | Robert Johnson. |
| Tired as I can be | Lucille Bogan. |
| Tin pan alley | Robert Geddins. |
| Thrill is gone, the | Roy Hawkins, Rick Darnell. |
| Three O'clock blues | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| Three hundred pounds of joy | Willie Dixon. |
| Three hours past midnight | Johnny Watson, Saul Bihari. |
| Third degree | Willie Dixon, Eddie Boyd. |
| Things that I used to do, the | Eddie "Guitar Slim" Jones. |
| Things ain't what they used to be | Mercer Ellington. |
| Texas flood | Larry Davis, Joseph W. Scott. |
| Terraplane blues | Robert Johnson. |
| Tanqueray | Johnnie Johnson, Keith Richards. |
| Tail dragger | Willie Dixon. |
| T-bone shuffle | T-Bone Walker. |
| Sweet sixteen | B.B. King, Joe Bihari. |
| Sweet little angel | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| Sweet home Chicago | Robert Johnson. |
| Stormy weather (keeps rainin' all the time) | Ted Koehler, Harold Arlen. |
| Stones in my passway | Robert Johnson. |
| Stone Crazy | Buddy Guy. |
| Still got the blues | Gary Moore. |
| Still a fool | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Statesboro blues | Willie McTell. |
| Standing at the crossroads | Elmore James, Joe Josea. |
| Standing around crying | McKinley Morganfield. |
| St. Louis blues | W.C. Handy. |
| Spoonful | Willie Dixon. |
| Something inside me | Elmore James, Marshall Sehorn. |
| Someday, after awhile (you'll be sorry) | Freddie King, Sonny Thompson. |
| Somebody loan me a dime | Frenton Robinson. |
| Smoking gun | Bruce Bromberg, Richard Cousins, Robert Cray. |
| Sitting on top of the world | Chester Burnett. |
| Shy is crying, the | Elmore James. |
| She's ninteen years old | Muddy Waters. |
| Saturday night fish fry | Ellis Walsh, Louis Jordan. |
| Saint James infirmary | Joe Primrose. |
| Route 66 | Bobby Troup. |
| Rollin' stone (catfish blues) | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Rollin' and Tumlin' | Mckinley Morganfield (Muddy Waters). |
| Rock me right | Tom Hambridge. |
| Rock me baby | B.B. King, Joe Bihari. |
| Rock island line | Huddie Loebetter. |
| Right time, the | Lew Herman. |
| Right place, wrong time | Otis Rush. |
| Reconsider baby | Lowell Fulson. |
| Ramblin' on my mind | Robert Johnson. |
| Quitter never wins, A | Tinsley Ellis, Margaret Sampson. |
| Pride and joy | Stevie Ray Vaughan. |
| Preachin' Blues (up jumped the devil) | Robert Johnson. |
| Pony Blues | Charlie Patton. |
| Please send me someone to love | Percy Mayfield. |
| Please come home for Christmas | Charles Brown, Gene Redd. |
| Please accept my love | B.B. King, Saul Bihari. |
| Paying the cost to be the boss | B.B. King. |
| Parchman farm blues | Bukka White. |
| Organ grinder blues | Clarence Williams. |
| One bourbon, one scotch, one beer | John Lee Hooker. |
| Okie dokie stomp | Plummer "Ivory" Davis. |
| Oh pretty woman | A.C. Wiliams. |
| Nobody knows you when you're down and out | Jimmie Cox. |
| No particular place to go | Chuck Berry. |
| Nine below zero | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Night train | Oscar Washington, Lewis C. Simpkins, Jimmy Forrest. |
| My way down | Chris Duarte, John Jordan. |
| My black mama | Son House. |
| My baby left me | Aaron "T-Bone" Walker. |
| My babe | Willie Dixon. |
| Mustang Sally | Bonny Rice. |
| Move it on over | Hank Williams. |
| Moanin' at midnight | Chester Burnett. |
| Midnight train | John Tiven, Roger Reale. |
| Midnight special, The | Huddie Ledbetter, John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax. |
| Messin' with the kid | Mel London. |
| Merry Christmas, baby | Lou Baxter, Johnny Moore. |
| Mean old world | Aaron "T-Bone" Walker, Marl Young. |
| Me and the Devil blues | Robert Johnson. |
| Matchbox | Carl Lee Perkins. |
| Master Charge | Gwendolyn Collins. |
| Mary had a little lamb | Buddy Guy. |
| Mannish boy | McKinley Morganfield, Melvin London, Ellas McDaniel. |
| Man and the blues, A | Buddy Guy. |
| Mama talk to your daughter | J.B. Lenoir, Alex Atkins. |
| Love struck baby | Stevie Ray Vaughan. |
| Love in vain blues | Robert Johnson. |
| Louisiana blues | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Louise | Chester Burnett. |
| Looking good | Samuel Maghett. |
| Look on younder's wall | James Clark. |
| Long distance call | McKinley Morganfield (Muddy Waters) |
| Lonesome whistle blues | Alan Moore, Elson Teat, Rudy Toombs. |
| Little red rooster | Willie Dixon. |
| Lie to me | David Rivkin, Bruce McCabe. |
| Let's have a natural ball | Albert King. |
| Let the good times roll | Sam Theard, Fleecie Moore. |
| Let me love you baby | Willie Dixon. |
| Let me love you | Jeffrey Rod. |
| Leave my girl alone | Buddy Guy. |
| Kind hearted woman blues | Robert Johnson. |
| Killer floor | Chester Burnett. |
| Kidney stew blues | Leona Blackman, Eddie Vinson. |
| Key to the highway | Big Bill Broonzy, Chas. Segar. |
| Keep it to yourself | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Katie mae | Sam "Lighning" Hopkins. |
| Kansas city | Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller. |
| Just a feeling | Walter Jacobs. |
| Juke | Walter Jacobs. |
| It's too late to cry | Lonnie Johnson. |
| It's my own fault darlin' | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| It's alright | Theodore "Hound Dog" Taylor. |
| It serves me right to suffer | John Lee Hooker. |
| It hurts me too | Mel London. |
| If you love me like you say | Little Johnny Taylor. |
| If trouble was money | Albert Collins. |
| Ice pick | Albert Collins. |
| Ice cream man | John Brim. |
| I'm your hoochie coochie man | Willie Dixon. |
| I'm tore down | Sonny Thompson. |
| I'm ready | Willie Dixon. |
| I'm in the mood | Bernard Besman, John Lee Hooker. |
| I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town | Andy Razaf, William Weldon. |
| I'm a steady rollin' man | Robert Johnson. |
| I'm a man | Ellas McDaniel. |
| I'm a king bee | James H. Moore. |
| I'd rather go blind | Ellington Jordan, Billy Foster. |
| I wish you would | Billy Boy Arnold. |
| I know what you're puttin' down | Louis Jordan, Bud Allen. |
| I just want to make love to you | Willie Dixon. |
| I got some help I don't need | B.B. King, Dave Clark. |
| I got my eyes on you | Willie Dixon, Buddy Guy. |
| I got love if you want it | James Moore. |
| I can't quit you baby | Willie Dixon. |
| I can't be satisfied | McKinley Morganfield (Muddy Waters) |
| I ain't superstitious | Willie Dixon. |
| I ain't got you | Calvin Carter. |
| Hush hush | Jimmy Reed. |
| How many more years | Chester Burnett. |
| How long, how long blues | Leroy Carr. |
| How blue can you get | Leonard Feather. |
| House is rockin', the | Stevie Ray Vaughan, Doyle Bramhall. |
| Hound dog | Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller. |
| Honky tonk (parts 1 & 2) | Berisford "Shep" Shephers, Clifford Scott, Bill Doggett, Billy Butler. |
| Honey bee | McKinley Morganfield. (Muddy Waters). |
| Honest I do | Jimmy Reed, Ewart G. Abner Jr. |
| Home cooked meal | Guy Davis. |
| Hide away | Freddie King, Sonny Thompson. |
| Hidden charms | Willie Dixon. |
| Hi-heel Sneakers | Robert Higgenbotham |
| Hey hey | William "big Bill" Broonzy. |
| Help the poor | Charlie Singleton. |
| Help me | Sonny Boy Williamson, Raplh Bass, Willie Dixon. |
| Heartbreak hotel | Mae Boren Axton, Tommy Durden, Elvis Presley. |
| Have you ever loved a woman | Billy Myles. |
| Groaning the blues | Willie Dixon. |
| Got to move | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Got to hurry | Oscar Rasputin. |
| Got my mo jo working | Preston Foster. |
| Goodnight, Irene | Huddie Ledbetter, John A. Lomax. |
| Good rockin' tonight | Roy Brown. |
| Good morning little schoolgirl | Willie Williamson. |
| Going down slow | J.B. Oden. |
| Goin' away baby | James A. Lane. |
| Goat, the | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Glamour girl | Aaron "T-Bone" Walker. |
| Give me back my wig | Theodore "Hound Dog" Taylor. |
| Gangster of love | Johnny Watson. |
| Gambler's blues | B.B. King, Johnny Pate. |
| Further up on the road | Joe Veasy, Don Robey. |
| Frosty | Albert Collins. |
| From four until late | Robert Johnson. |
| Flip, flop and fly | Charles Calhoun, Lou Willie Turner. |
| Five long years | Eddie Boyd. |
| Fattening frog for snakes | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Eyesight to the blind | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Evil (is going on) | Willie Dixon. |
| Evil | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Everyday I have the blues | Peter Chatman. |
| Every night about this time | Samuel Maghett a.k.a. Magic Sam. |
| Empty arms | Stevie Ray Vaughan. |
| Easy baby | Willie Dixon. |
| Early this morning ('bout the break of day) | Walter Roland. |
| Early in the Mornin' | Leo Hickman, Louis Jordan, Dallas Bartley. |
| Dust my broom | Elmore James, Robert Johnson. |
| Drunken hearted man | Robert Johnson. |
| Driving Wheel | Roosevelt Sykes. |
| Drinkin' wine spo-dee-o-dee | J. Mayo Williams, Granville "Stick" McGhee. |
| Down home blues | George Jackson. |
| Double trouble | Otis Rush. |
| Don't you lie to me (I get evil) | Hudson Whittaker. |
| Don't throw your love on me so strong | Albert King. |
| Don't the moon look lonesome | Charles Lavere. |
| Don't take advantage of me | Lee Baker Jr. |
| Don't start me to talkin' | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Don't go no further (you need meat) | Willie Dixon. |
| Dirty work at the crossroads | Don Robey. |
| Dimples | John Lee Hooker, James Bracken. |
| Deep down in Florida | McKinley Morganfield. |
| Decoration day | Sonny Boy Williamson. |
| Day of the eagle | Robin Trower. |
| Darlin' you know I love you | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| Damn right, I've got the blues | Buddy Guy. |
| Cryin' won't help you | B.B. King, Saul Bihari. |
| Crossfire | Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth, Reese Wynans, Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton. |
| Crosscut saw | R.G. Ford. |
| Cross road blues (Crossroads) | Robert Johnson. |
| Come on in my kitchen | Robert Johnson. |
| Collins' mx | Albert Collins. |
| Cold shot | Mike Kindred, Wesley Clark. |
| Coffee blues | Lightnin' Hopkins. |
| Close to you (I wanna get) | Willie Dixon. |
| Chicago smokeshop | Roy Buchnan. |
| Chicago bound | James Lane. |
| Checking on my baby | Otis Rush. |
| Cheaper to keep her | Mack Rice. |
| Catfish blues | Robert Petway. |
| Can't hold out much longer | Walter Jacobs. |
| Caldonia (what makes your big head so hard?) | Fleecie Moore. |
| Butterfly blues | Bonnie Lake, Buddy Ebsen. |
| Built for comfort | Willie Dixon. |
| Build myself a cave | John Lee Hooker, Bernard Besman. |
| Broke and hungry | Traditional. |
| Bring it on home | Willie Dixon. |
| Bright lights, big city | Jimmy Reed. |
| Bridge of sighs | Robin Trower. |
| Bourgeois blues | Huddie Ledbetter, Alan Lomax. |
| Bottle up and go | John Lee Hooker. |
| Born with the blues | Peter Chatman. |
| Born under a bad sign | Booker T. Jones, William Bell. |
| Boom boom (out go the lights) | Stanley Lewis. |
| Boom boom | John Lee Hooker. |
| Boogie Chillen no. 2 | John Lee Hooker, Bernard Besman/. |
| Bo Diddley | Ellas McDaniel. |
| Blues with a feeling | Walter Jacobs. |
| Blues shadows | Lloyd C. Glenn. |
| Blues never die, the | Otis Spann. |
| Blues leave me alone | James A. Lane. |
| Blues is alright, the | Mlton Campbell. |
| Blues is a feeling | Lightnin' Hopkins. |
| Blues had a baby and they named it rock and roll, the | McKinney Morganfield (Muddy Waters), Brownie McGhee. |
| Blues before sunrise | Leroy Carr. |
| Blue on black | Tia Sillers, Mark Selby, Kenny Wayne Shepherd. |
| Blue light | Walter Jacobs. |
| Blue guitar | Earl Hooker. |
| Blow, wind, blow | Muddy Waters. |
| Black snake moan | John Jackson. |
| Black mattie | John Adam Estes. |
| Black cat bone | H. Wilson, I.L. Semiens. |
| Big town playboy | Eddie Taylor. |
| Big ten inch record | Fred Weismantel. |
| Big road blues | Traditional. |
| Big lee woman | John Temple. |
| Big boss man | Al Smith, Luther Dixon. |
| Before you accuse me (take a look at yourself) | Ellas McDaniels. |
| Beauticiam blues | B.B. King, Jules Bihari. |
| Banty rooster blues | Charley Patton. |
| Ball and chain | Willie Mae (Big mama) Thornton. |
| Bad luck and trouble | John Lee Hooker. |
| Bad boy | Eddie Taylor. |
| Backwater blues | Bessie Smith. |
| Back door man | Willie Dixon. |
| Baby, what you want me to do | Jimmy Reed. |
| Baby, scratch my back | James Moore. |
| Baby please don't go | Joseph Lee Williams. |
| Baby how long | Chester Burnett. |
| Aw shucks, hush you mouth | Jimmy Reed. |
| As the years go passing by | Deadric Malone. |
| All your love (I miss loving) | Otis Rush. |
| Ain't nobody's business | Clarence Williams, James Witherspoon, Porter Grainger, Robert Prince. |
| Ain't no sunshine | Bill Withers. |
| Ain't it crazy | Lightnin' Hopkins. |
| Ain't gonna worry my life anymore | B.B. King. |
| (They call it) Stormy monday (Stormy monday blues) | Aaron "T-Bone" Walker. |