Song List for Warehouse 416 Gig

  1. Dangerous Mood - Keb Mo (open G) - W vid ref short vid ref
  2. Rolling and Tumbling - a blues first recorded by American singer/guitarist Hambone Willie Newbern in 1929 (open G) - W vid ref short vid ref
  3. I Can't be Satisfied - a blues standard by Muddy Waters (open G)
  4. Rising River Blues - George Carter
  5. When the Levee Breaks (open G) - Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie - W
  6. You Gotta Move - A traditional African-American spiritual (open G) - W
  7. It's Nobody's Fault but Mine - a song first recorded by gospel blues artist Blind Willie Johnson in 1927 - open G Appleton & Ricci W
  8. Little Red Rooster - a blues standard by songwriter Willie Dixon. The song was first recorded in 1961 by American blues musician Howlin' Wolf (cigar box open G) - W
  9. Maybellene - one of the first rock and roll songs. It was written and recorded in 1955 by Chuck Berry (cigar box open G) - W
  10. The Death of Freddy Gray (original open G)
  11. Ralphie's Itch (original instrumental) (open G)
  12. Let It Roll (open G) (slide on index finger)
  13. Ghosted Tall Papa B (open G)
  14. Trouble In Mind - a vaudeville blues-style song written by jazz pianist Richard M. Jones first recorded in 1924 (open D) - W
  15. You Don't Know My Mind (open D)
  16. Baby, Please Don't Go (open D)
  17. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - (open D)
  18. Key to the Highway - a blues standard associated with Big Bill Broonzy and Eric Clapton - W ref short vid ref
  19. There is Something on Your Mind
  20. It Hurt So Bad - Susan Tedeschi - YouTube 1998 (maybe medley with There is Something on Your Mind?)
  21. Hesitating Blues - traditional 1916 (capo 3) - W vid ref short vid ref
  22. Roll in my Sweet Baby's Arms - traditional - W vid ref
  23. Nobody Knows You (when you're down and out) - a blues standard written by Jimmy Cox in 1923 W
  24. Saint James Infirmary
  25. Midnight Special - a traditional folk song thought to have originated among prisoners in the American South - W
  26. Boney Maroney - by Larry Williams 1957 reached #14 - W
  27. Since I Met You Baby - an American rhythm and blues song written and recorded by pianist Ivory Joe Hunter recorded in 1956 (do it in A instead of E) - W
  28. You Really Got a Hold on Me - Smokey Robinson
  29. House of the Rising Sun - A traditional folk song. W
  30. Catfish Blues - by Mississippi delta bluesman Robert Petway in 1941
  31. San Francisco Bay Blues - Jesse Fuller 1954 - videos - W