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Brownie McGhee
Released 2002

Jealous of My Woman
02:50
9 plays

Unfair Blues
02:48
9 plays

Ain't No Tellin'
02:54
9 plays

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songs

- 1
- Key to My Door
- 02:49
- 29 plays

- 2
- Million Lonesome Women
- 02:36
- 3 plays

- 3
- Ain't No Tellin'
- 02:54
- 9 plays

- 4
- Try Me One More Time
- 03:04
- 4 plays

- 5
- I Want to See Jesus
- 02:32
- 4 plays

- 6
- Done What My Lord Said
- 02:34
- 6 plays

- 7
- I Want King Jesus
- 03:00
- 8 plays

- 8
- What Will I Do (Without the Lord)
- 02:37
- 5 plays

- 9
- Key to the Highway
- 02:42
- 18 plays

- 10
- I Don't Believe in Love
- 03:03
- 10 plays

- 11
- So Much Trouble
- 02:45
- 28 plays

- 12
- Good-Bye Now
- 02:53
- 6 plays

- 13
- Jealous of My Woman
- 02:50
- 9 plays

- 14
- Unfair Blues
- 02:48
- 9 plays

- 15
- Barbecue Any Old Time
- 02:48
- 3 plays

- 16
- Workingman's Blues
- 02:49
- 4 plays

- 17
- Sinful Disposition Woman
- 02:36
- 4 plays

- 18
- Back Home Blues
- 02:57
- 9 plays

- 19
- Deep Sea Diver
- 02:41
- 6 plays

- 20
- It Must Be Love
- 02:55
- 8 plays

- 21
- Swing, Soldier, Swing
- 02:21
- 4 plays

album review

Although he is chiefly known for his long collaboration with blind harmonica player Sonny Terry, guitarist Brownie McGhee made scores of recordings under his own name, including the ones collected here, which are drawn from his three sessions in 1941 for OKeh Records. There is a lively, fun, and refreshing intimacy to these sides, as McGhee, accompanied by Bull City Red on washboard and occasional second guitar from Buddy Moss, delivers a set of folk blues filled with obvious joy. His first pairing with Terry on harmonica, "Workingman's Blues," is here, as well as tracks where Jordan Webb handles the harp duties. McGhee and company deliver a whole lot of whooping and stomping in an endearing street-corner style. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide