Side A
Artist	Song
David Johansen & Hubert Sumlin	Killing Floor
R.L. Burnside	Old Black Mattie
Sonny Boy Williamson	Help Me
Leadbelly	Packin' Trunk Blues
Randy Newman	The Goat
Joe Hill Louis	She May Be Yours (But She Comes to See Me Sometime)
Otis Spann	It Must Have Been the Devil
Tom Waits	Buzz Fledderjohn
Loretta Lynn	Little Red Shoes
Iron & Wine	The Night Descending
Bob Neuwirth with Eliza Carthy	I Wish I Was a Mole In The Ground
Rev. Pearly Brown	Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning
Ry Cooder	The Bourgeois Blues
AndrT William & 2 Star Tabernacle	Lily White Mama and Jet Black Daddy
Redd Volkaert	Luther Played the Boogie
The Rock-A-Teens	Woo Hoo
The Rolling Stones	Turd on the Run
Willie Nix	Baker Shop Boogie
Ike Turner & The Kings of Rhythm	Get Over It Baby
John Lee Hooker	Jump Me One More Time
Muddy Waters	Mannish Boy (Electric Mudd)
The Black Keys	When the Lights Go Out
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Elvis Presley	Baby Let's Play House
Warren Zevon	Porcelain Monkey
Todd Snider	Thin Wild Mercury
Bob Dylan	Lovesick
Them	Stormy Monday
Johnny Thunders	Daddy Rollin' Stone
The Waldos	Cry Baby
Steve Earle	Breed
Roky Erickson	Don't Slander Me
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Farmer John
Stevie Ray Vaughn	Close To You
The Doors	Shaman's Blues
The Black Angels	Better Off Alone
? & the Mysterians	Ain't It a Shame
The Syndicats	Crawdaddy Simone
Chuck Berry	Beautiful Delilah
Howlin' Wolf	Poor Boy
The Box Tops	I Must Be the Devil
B.B. King	Don't Answer the Door
The Who	Please, Please, Please
White Hassle	The Great Ship Adventure (edit)
Big Joe Turner	Roll `em Pete

Comment:

This is a re-posting.

"I wanna get close to you, baby, as a pig is to pork."


A collaboration with the prolific Mister doowad two discs of girt, grime, gloom, and guts. Tons of fun, this one was, and almost effortless to put together too.


Doowad says what I liked best about this collaboration is that although we alternated, there was great symbiosis, even to the point of each filling in one gap for the other.


Excellent title and cover courtesy of doowad as well.

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