The Barrelhouse Man
- The Memphis Jamboree
- Early in the Mornin
- Barefoot Blues
- The Barrelhouse Man
- Cotton Jane Blues
- Doggone My Good Luck Soul
- Shame and Scandal Blues
- Let Me Be Your Honeydripper
- 44 Blues
- Ice Cream Freezer
- Goin’ Down Slow
- Muddy Water Blues
- You Don’t Know
- That Bad Woman Blues
- Young and Wild Blues No.2
- Last Fair Deal Gone Down
- Goin’ Back to Memphis
Mississippi 1930 - A Fictional Journey To The Land Where The Blues Began
- Mississippi 1930 (intro)
- Comment 1
- Mississippi Blues Part 1
- Race Horse Blues
- Comment 2
- Cannonball Blues
- Comment 3
- Jake Liquor Blues
- Comment 4
- Mississippi Women Blues
- Mississippi Blues Part 2
- Comment 5
- Death Bell Blues
- Comment 6
- Hard Delta Blues
- Comment 7
- Magnolia Blues
- Comment 8
- Magnum 45 Blues
- Comment 9
- I’m Wild About You Baby
- Comment 10
- Black Hearted Woman Blues
- Comment 11
- Reckless Woman Blues
- Comment 12
- Southbound Train Blues
- Comment 13
- That’s Allright
- Comment 14
- Piney Wood Blues
- Comment 15
- No More Good Water
- Farewell
Pioneer and Legend
- Down the Boogie Alley
- Movin' Back to Alabama
- Goin' Back to Memphis
- Addie Lee
- The Birmingham Jam
- The Memphis Jamboree
- Nice and Kind Blues
- Things Ain't Goin' on Right
- House Rent Blues
- Dirt Road Blues
- Shake That Boogie
- Moanin' the Blues
- East Coast Rag
- Big Fat Mama Blues
- 44 Blues
- Let Me Be Your Honeydripper
- True Love Blues
- Sweet Home Chicago
- Al Cook's Worried Blues
- St. Louis Strut
- Original Working Man Blues
The Birmingham Jam: A Fictional Radio Show
- The Birmingham Jam
- Comment A
- Movin' Back to Alabama
- Comment B
- Carolina Blues
- Comment C
- If You Can Dish It
- Comment D
- Young and Wild Blues
- Comment E
- 'Tain't What You Say Is What You Do
- Comment F
- They Got Wake Me in the Mornin'
- Comment G
- Moanin' the Blues
- Comment H
- Ayachi Stomp
- Comment I
- The Low Down Blues
- Comment J
- Cotton Gin Blues
- Comment K
- Blind Lemon's Tap Dance
- Comment L
- John the Revelator
- Comment M
- Frisco Train
- Hot Ivories
- Belle of St. Louis
- Early Mornin' Blues
- Four O'Clock Blues
