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The 12/02/07 episode of BSB has a special theme, NE Mississippi blues from the Hill Country and the Black Prairie, spanning the area that runs southeast from Memphis to Tupelo along the Route 78 corridor and then more or less due south from Tupelo to Meridian along the Highways 45 corridors. I feature only homegrown local talent on this show, some famous some hardly heard before. The one exception is the final cut ("Return to Memphis") a welcome blues rejoinder by those famous "Union Men" out of Arkansas, The Cate Brothers.

BSB Intro

"Little Bluebird," The Fieldstones, Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s
"Sneaking In The Dark," The Fieldstones, Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s
"No Place To Go," Little Applewhite With The Fieldstones Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s

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"Long Way From Home," Hollywood All Stars Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues
"When The Saints Go Marching In," Hollywood All Stars Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues
"Let Your Loss Be Your Lesson," The Blues Busters Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues

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"What I've Lost," Jane Hamilton And The Prime Tyme Band Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues
"I'm Going To Try To Be A Good Girl," Jane Hamilton And The Prime Tyme Band Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues
"King Riders Boogie," Huebert Crawford And The King Riders Band Memphis Blues Bands And Singers: The 1980s Blues

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"Bad Luck And Trouble," R.L. Burnside Burnside On Burnside
"When My First Wife Left Me," R.L. Burnside Too Bad Jim
"Do The Romp!," Junior Kimbrough & The Soul Blues Boys All Night Long

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"Let the Church Roll On," T-Model Ford Bad Man
"Poor Man's Blues," Burnside Exploration The Record
"Knockin On Heaven's Door," Burnside Exploration The Record

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"Red Mud," Chris Thomas King Along The Blues Highway
"Soon This Morning Blues," Chris Thomas King Along The Blues Highway
"Me, My Guitar And The Blues," Chris Thomas King Along The Blues Highway

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"Willie," Blind Mississippi Morris Along The Blues Highway
"Beale Street Tonight," Blind Mississippi Morris Along The Blues Highway
"Aberdeen Mississippi Blues," Bukka White Newport Folk Festival Best Of The Blues 1
"Coffee Grindin' Blues," Bessie Jackson (aka Lucille Bogan) Divas Sing The Blues

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"Cadillac Assembly Line," Homemade Jamz Bluesband Tupeloms
"Oh Baby, You Don't Have To Go," The Chambers Brothers Classic Blues From Smithsonian Folkways
"Skiffle Party," Robert J. Damm & Edwin daniel Sounds and Places

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"How Many More Years," Howlin' Wolf His Best: Chess 50th Anniversary Collection
"Who's Been Talkin'," Howlin' Wolf His Best: Chess 50th Anniversary Collection
"The Red Rooster," Howlin' Wolf His Best: Chess 50th Anniversary Collection

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"Don't Leave Me Here," Big Joe Williams Classic Blues From Smithsonian Folkways
"Uncle Tom," Willie King & The Liberators Freedom Creek
"Stand Up And Speak The Truth," Willie King & The Liberators Freedom Creek

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"Try Love One More Time" Z. Z. Hill Jr. Goin' To Misssissippi
"Black Prairie Blues," Big Joe Shelton Black Prairie Blues
"Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel No. 8)," Jimmie Rodgers The Essential Jimmie Rodgers

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"Back To Memphis," The Cate Brothers Play By The Rules