Big John Wrencher - Big John's Boogie Plus Album

Tracklist

1	Telephone Blues
2	I'm A Root Man
3	Come On Over
4	Lonesome In My Cabin
5	Runnin' Wild
6	Honeydripper
7	Third Degree
8	Trouble Makin' Woman
9	How Many More Years?
10	Now, Darling
11	Big John's Boogie
12	Where Did You Stay Last Night?

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Bear 4	Big John Wrencher With Eddie Playboy Taylor & The Blueshounds	Big John Wrencher With Eddie Playboy Taylor & The Blueshounds - Big John's Boogie ‎(LP, Album)	Big Bear Records	Bear 4	UK	1975
06078 81280	Big John Wrencher	Big John's Boogie Plus ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Castle Music	06078 81280	US	2003
INT 146.402	Big John Wrencher	Big John's Boogie ‎(LP, Album)	Big Bear Records	INT 146.402	Germany	Unknown

Notes

LP Big John's Boogie + 2 bonus tracks

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5050159164929

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