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1970-1987
Album box set by Ry
Cooder,
released November
12, 2013.
Track
list:
Goin’ to Brownsville; Dark Is the Night; How Can You Keep Moving (Unless
You Migrate Too); Billy the Kid; Money Honey; F.D.R. in Trinidad; Teardrops
Will Fall; Denomination Blues; On a Monday; Hey Porter; Great Dream from
Heaven; Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Us All; Vigilante Man; Boomer’s Story; Cherry
Ball Blues; Crow Black Chicken; Ax Sweet Mama; Maria Elena; Dark End of the
Street; Rally ‘Round the Flag; Comin’ in on a Wing and a Prayer; President
Kennedy; Good Morning Mr. Railroad Man; Tamp’ Em up Solid; Tattler; Married Man’s
a Fool; Jesus on the Mainline; It’s All over Now; Medley: Fool for a Cigarette
/ Feelin Good; If Walls Could Talk; Mexican Divorce; Ditty Wah Ditty; The
Bourgeois Blues; I Got Mine; Always Lift Him Up / Kanaka Wai Wai; He’ll Have to
Go; Smack Dab in the Middle; Stand by Me; Yellow Roses; Chloe; Goodnight Irene;
School Is Out; Alimony; Jesus on the Mainline; The Dark End of the Street; Viva
Sequin / Do Re Mi; Volver, Volver; How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and
Live; Smack Dab in the Middle; Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now; Face To Face
That I Shall Meet Him; The Pearls / Tia Juana; The Dream; Happy Meeting in
Glory; In A Mist; Flashes; Davenport Blues; Shine; Nobody; We Shall Be Happy;
Little Sister; Go Home, Girl; The Very Thing That Makes You Rich (Makes Me
Poor); I Think Its Going to Work Out Fine; Down in Hollywood; Look at Granny
Run Run; Trouble, You Can’t Fool Me; Don’t Mess up a Good Thing; I Can’t Win;
634-5789; Speedo; Why Don’t You Try Me; Down in the Boondocks; Johnny Porter;
The Way We Make a Broken Heart; Crazy ‘Bout an Automobile (Every Woman I Know);
The Girls from Texas; Borderline; Never Make Your Move Too Soon; UFO Has Landed
In The Ghetto; I Need A Woman; Gypsy Woman; Blue Suede Shoes; Mama, Don’t Treat
Your Daughter Mean; I’m Drinking Again; Which Came First; That’s The Way Love
Turned Out For Me; Get Rhythm; Low–Commotion; Going Back to Okinawa; 13
Question Method; Women Will Rule the World; All Shook Up; I Can Tell by the Way
You Smell; Across the Borderline; Let’s Have a Ball.
