Artist	Song
Tyrone Davis	It's a Miracle
from Flashin' Back (2004)
Chuck Roberson	Booty Scoot
from Love Power (1999)
Floyd Taylor	I'm Crazy 'Bout That Woman In Red
from Legacy (2002)
Z.Z. Hill	Cheatin' In the Next Room
from Z.Z. Hill: Greatest Hits (1986)
Tyrone Davis	Bangin' the Headboard
from Come to Daddy (2004)
Carl Sims	Trapped
from M&M Man (2001)
Marvin Sease	Hoochie Momma
from Hoochie Momma (1999)
Denise LaSalle	Don't Jump My Pony
from Love Me Right (1992)
Bobby Rush	Hoochie Man
from Hoochie Man (2000)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	Take Off Your Shoes
from Midnight Run (1989)
Johnnie Taylor	Good Love
from Good Love! (1996)
Mel Waiters	Whiskey & Blues
from A Nite Out (2003)
Willie Clayton	That Woman Ain't Havin' It
from It's About Love (2006)
Poonanny	Poonanny Be Still
from Poonanny Be Still! (1993)
Peggy Scott-Adams	Mr. Right or Mr. Wrong
from Best of Peggy Scott-Adams (2008)
RONNIE LOVEJOY	Going Back to My Wife
from Suddenly (2005)
Frank Mendenhall	Get Up It's Time to Party
from Time (1995)
Ernie Johnson	I'm In the Mood for the Blues
from In the Mood (1995)
Sheba Potts-Wright	I Can Hear Your Macaroni
from I Need a Cowboy to Ride My Pony (2004)
The Love Doctor	Slow Roll It
from Ultimate Southern Soul (2008)
Sir Charles Jones	Friday
from The Best of Sir Charles Jones - For Your Love (2008)
Denise LaSalle	Lick It Before You Stick It
from Juke Joint Saturday Night, Vol. 2 (2003)
vernon garrett	LICENSE to STEAL
from When Something Is Wrong With My Baby (2005)
Rue Davis	Baby Cakes
from Rue Davis "For Real" Featuring "Tell Me What U Want" (2004)
Artie "Blues Boy" White	Your Man Is Home Tonight
from Home Tonight (1997)

Comment:

Just because Southern soul-blues singers like to get down and dirty, that doesn’t mean there’s a “gentlemen only” sign on the door. There are lots of ladies who lay it down in no uncertain terms. Denise LaSalle is the original queen of the scene, and when she says, “Don’t Jump My Pony,” the boys had better be sure they saddle up and ride right. Soul blues has as much cheatin’ going on as classic country; consider Peggy Scott-Adams — if she can’t find a man who’ll stick and stay, she’ll settle for “Mr. Right or Mr. Wrong.” And Sheba Potts-Wright takes a tongue-in-cheek turn, telling guys without any green to get lost, when she follows “I Can Hear Your Macaroni” with “but I don’t see no cheese!”

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