During the heyday of R'n'B, men and women who could shout the blues with a strong and powerful voice, were very much in demand. Certain instrumentalists stood up and sang ballads and blues in front of the then popular small combos - Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson or Oran "Hot Lips" Page come to mind instantly.
Bob "Mr. Blues" Merrill (surname Merrell) was a singing trumpet man in that vein.
All the informations about recording dates and personnel are included in the booklet.
01. Wrong Neighborhood
02. Cherry Red
03. We Gonna Pitch a Boogie Woogie
04. You're the One for me, Sweetheart
05. Stingy Blues
06. Wrong Neighborhood
07. Piney Brown's Gone
08. I May be Easy but I'm not Fool (master)
09. I May be Easy but I'm not Fool (alt. take)
10. Ain't Got no Blues Today
11. Bring 'em Down Front
12. You took my woman
13. Blues without Booze
14. Inflation Blues
15. Ooh La La
16. Save the Bones for Henry Jones
17. I Shoulda Been Thinkin' instead of Drinkin'
18. I'll always be in Love with You
19. Baby I'm Tired
20. I Want a Little Girl
21. Let 'Em Roll
22. Low Down Groove
23. The Blues is Here T'nite
24. I'm Gonna Let You Free