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Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Robert Johnson

by Robert Johnson

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16 tracks · 42 min

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01Walkin' Blues2:28
02Come On In My Kitchen (Take 2)2:50
03I Believe I'll Dust My Broom2:57
04Stop Breakin' Down Blues (Take 1)2:16
05Traveling Riverside Blues2:44
06Cross Road Blues (Take 1)2:38
07From Four Until Late2:23
08Sweet Home Chicago2:57
09Hellhound on My Trail2:35
10Kind Hearted Woman Blues (Take 1)2:50
11Malted Milk2:20
12Ramblin' On My Mind (Take 1)2:50
1332-20 Blues2:48
14Love in Vain (Take 2)2:20
15Hot Tamales (They're Red Hot) (Album Version)1:40
16Last Fair Deal Gone Down (Album Version)3:45

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When was Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Robert Johnson released?: Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Robert Johnson was released in 2003.
How many tracks are on Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Robert Johnson?: Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Robert Johnson has 16 tracks, with a runtime of 42 minutes.

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