Where's the Money Honey? A Compendium of Blues Songs Celebrabrating Money or Lack Of!

Here is a collection of vintage blues tracks recorded between 1949 and 1957 all on the subject of money. All the major stars had something to say about the dollar or a lack of in their pocket either literally or metaphorically. John Lee Hooker's later version of his classic, "House Rent Boogie" offers advice on how to pay your rent by throwing a party and charging admission and charging for drinks. Other great stars featured on this CD include Amos Milburn, Eddie Vinson, Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf.

Even if you have no real money problems all you need to do is simply enjoy these musical treasures for what they are. Great blues and rhythm and blues.

Track Listing 1. Mercenary Papa / Ivory Joe Hunter 2. High Cost, Low Pay Blues / Johnny Young 3. Money Taking Woman / Charles 'chuck' Norris Trio 4. Money's Gettin' Cheaper / Amos Milburn 5. Money Hustlin' Woman / Eddie Vinson 6. Luxury Tax Blues / Brownie Mcghee 7. Dollar Bill / Roy Milton 8. Keep A Dollar In Your Pocket / Big Charley Bradix 9. Dollar Diggin' Woman / Muddy Waters 10. Train Fare Home / Tampa Red 11. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is / Sunnyland Slim 12. Bad Times / J. B. Lenore & His Bayou Boys 13. Deep In Debt Blues / King Perry & His Pied Pipers 14. I Ain't Got A Dime To My Name / John Lee Hooker (As Johnny Williams) 15. House Rent Boogie / Ralph Willis 16. Income Tax Blues / Sonny Parker 17. Money Ain't Everything / Chubby Newsome 18. Where's The Money, Honey / Jimmy Rogers & His Rocking Four 19. Money, Marbles And Chalk / John Lee Hooker 20. How Can You Do It / Little Richard 21. Get Rich Quick / Vivian Verson 22. Payday Lover / Rosco Gordon & His Orchestra 23. Three Cent Love / Howlin' Wolf 24. Work For Your Money / Joe Hill Louis (As Johnny Lewis Orch.) 25. She's Taking All My Money / George Green 26. Finance Man / Howlin' Wolf 27. Hold Onto Your Money / Varetta Dillard 28. Send Me Some Money / Cornelius 'lonesome Sundown' Green 29. Leave My Money Alone / Little Willie Littlefield 30. I Need A Pay Day / Eddie Mack