Black American Blues Song: A Study in Poetic Literature, audio cassette, OTC 408.14.10
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content: "Stagolee Pay"

"Baby You're My Destiny"

"I'm Going To Chicago"

"I'm In Love With You"

"Rock Me To My Soul"
 
Koko Taylor performs the following songs:

"Why I Sing the Blues"

"I'm Going Down In Louisiana, To Get Me A MoJo"

"Baby Please Don't Dog Me"

"Twenty-Nine Ways To Get To My Baby's Door"

"Walkin' the Back Streets"