1. Jerry McCain: (Mp3-I Ain't Henpecked) - One of the greatest Blues writers of all-time explores the Blues downside of domesticity, proving he's funnier than 99.9% of today's stand-up comedians. Pathos never sounded so hilarious.

2. The Fabulous Thunderbirds: (Mp3-The Monkey Speaks His Mind) - Originally done by Dave Bartholomew. Take on the 'POV' of our primate cousins that astutely pricks humanity's foibles, Blues style!

3. Donald Jenkins: (Mp3-Elephant Walk) - Staying in the jungle. A fantastical wet dream about how a tough dude from Chicago's South Side got sidetracked in the Dark Continent.

4. Jewel & The Rubies: (Mp3-Kidnapper) - A good-natured Blues ditty that's relies on the names of some popular 60's TV detective shows to hook the listener. Essential for you Blues trivia buffs!

5. Big Maybelle: (Mp3-Gabbin' Blues) - From the good old days (1953) when a novelty could still become a hit record. Big Maybelle is on the receiving end of some nasty put-downs during a harrowing day at the beauty parlor.

6. Dennis Binder: (Mp3-The Long Man) - Binder must have been on a 'bender' when he did this one. Binder slurs, stutters, stammers and makes a total ass of himself, as he pleads his case before the court. As weird as it gets!

7. Jimmy Rogers: (Mp3-My Last Meal) - Jimmy Rogers wrote so many great Blues songs, but only this one and only Blues novelty. Best heard on an empty stomach!

8. Big Daddy & His Boys: (Mp3-Bacon Fat) - Dripping with as much attitude as cholesterol. Andre Williams did the original on Fortune Records. It swept the club scene with its lowdown greasy groove.

9. Five Royales: (Mp3-Laundromat Blues) -  This one is 'awash' in double entendres. Their seductive invitation to come over to their 'Laundromat' has nothing to do with washin' clothes.

X. Bo Diddley: (Mp3-Say Man) - Hey Man! Blues masters Bo Diddley and partner Jerome Green trade off digs with reckless Blues abandon. Jive humor at its most mischievous!