Charles Brown & Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - Sail On Blues Album

Tracklist

1	Any Old Place With Me Written-By – Charles Brown, Floyd Dixon	2:20
2	Way Over There By The Cherry Tree Written-By – Rudolph Toombs	2:32
3	Where Can I Find My Baby Written-By – Mack Lollie	2:57
4	Gooogie's Boogie Written-By – Rafael René	2:57
5	Sail On Blues Written-By – Brown, Williams, Moore	2:55
6	I'll Get Along Somehow Written-By – B. Fields, G. Marks	3:10
7	Friendless Blues Written-By – Brown, McNiel, Moore, Moore	2:46
8	Bobby Sox Blues Written-By – Dootsie Williams	2:48
9	Money's Getting Cheaper Written-By – Williams, Robinson	2:30
10	Cold In Here Written-By – Ray Houseman, Roger Royce	2:28
11	St. Louis Blues Written-By – W.C. Handy	2:37
12	Lost In The Night Written-By – Charles Brown	3:16
13	C.O.D. Written-By – Marcel LeMayes	3:05
14	I'm So Happy I Could Cry Written-By – Dan Michael	2:57
15	What Do You Know About Love Written-By – J. Livingstone, M. David	3:16
16	Lonesome Blues Written-By – Rafael René, Blackburn	2:47
17	B. & O. Blues Written-By – Brown, Moore, Baxter, Moore	2:56
18	Johnny's Boogie Written-By – Johnny Moore	2:31

Credits

• Bass – Eddie Williams
• Design – Lasse Ermalm
• Guitar – Johnny Moore
• Guitar [2nd] – Oscar Moore (tracks: B1 to B7, B9)
• Liner Notes, Producer [Album] – Jim Dawson
• Mastered By – Björn Almstedt
• Piano, Vocals – Charles Brown
• Producer [Album] – Jonas Bernholm

Notes

Westcoast blues recordings for Modern and Exclusive labels between 1945 and 1947;
Discography from Leadbitter - Slaven "Blues Records A-K" with additions from Charles Brown and Dave Penny;
Original recordings released by exclusive agreement between Charles Brown and Jukebox Lil Records; Song clearance through ncb;
Special Thanks to Michael Kaufer, Per Notini and Eddie Williams

Jukebox Lil, a division of Mr R&B Records

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BIEM/n©b

Companies

• Record Company – Mr R&B Records
• Printed By – SIB-Tryck AB, Norsborg

Album

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