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"Badger State Dive Bars, Tappin' Them Things & Blues To Spare"
- Howlin’ Wolf - “Sitting On Top of the World” Chess 1952
- Fairley Holden & His Ice Cold Papas - “I’ve Got Blues To Spare” King 1947
- Harlem Hot Shots - “Somebody Stole My Gal” Bluebird 1934
- Stamps & Baxter Quartet - “Cryin’ Holy Unto The Lord” 1940s?
- R. Crumb & The Cheap Suit Serenaders- “Mysterious Mose” 1970s
- Maddox Brothers & Rose - “The 8:30 Blues” 4 Star 1952
- Fats Waller - “Darktown Strutters Ball” Bluebird 1940
- Billy Strange- “Diesel Smoke & Dangerous Curves” Capitol 1952
- The Dorsey Brothers- “Persian Rug” Okeh 1929
- Little Junior Parker - “Next Time You See Me” Duke 1957
- Trio San Antonio - “Yo Bien Quisiera” Arhoolie 1974
- Harry Choates - “Draggin’ The Bow” Gold Star 1948
- Driftless Revelers - “Wisconsin Saturday Nights” 2024
- Buffalo Johnson and His Herd - “Tappin’ That Thing” Kentucky 1951
- B.B.King - “Bad Luck” R.P.M. 1956
- Memphis Minnie - “Three Times Seven Blues” Columbia 1946
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