Melodías Pizarras Vol 399

1.- “Alligator Roll”. Victor Silvester.
2.– “Panassie Stomp”. Count Basie.
3.- “Mama Don't Allow It”. Mound City Blue Blowers.    
4.- “Swinging On The Famous Door”. The Delta Boys.
5.- “Sweet Mamma, Tree Top Tall”. Tennessee Ramblers.
6.- “Dirty Dog Blues”. Modern Mountaineers.
7.- “After Hours Mambo”. J.J. Jones and his Band. 
8.- “Too Late Kich”. Montego Beach Hotel Calypso Band.
9.- “Peas And Rice”. George Symonette.
10.- “Aguinaldo De Nacimiento”. Los Jíbaros.
11.- “El Diablo”. Cuarteto Caney.
12.- “Mocambo”. Orchestra Riverside.
13.- “High As A Georgia Pine”. Roosevelt Sykes and The Original Honeydrippers.
14.- “Haere Mai”. Bill Wolfgramm and his Hawaiians.
15.- “Fig Leaf Rag”. Chet Atkins and his Galloping Guitar.
16.- “Back, Back, Back To Baltimore”. Zeb Turner.
17.- “Can’t Get My Foot Off The Rail”. Johnny Tyler and The Riders Of The Rio Grande.
18.- “Is There Still Room For Me”. Clayton McMichen’s Georgia Wildcats.
19.- “Georgia en mi pensamiento”. Quinteto Hot de Barcelona.
20.- "La Gallina Papanatas”. Orquesta Ibarra.
21.- “Rocking Boogie Zulu”. Dan Hill and the Hillclimbers.
22.- “I Can’t On”. Fats Domino.
23.- “Ponytail”. Muvva Hubbard and his Stompers.
24.- “Beans And Cornbread”. Louis Jordan.
25.- “Saturday Night Boogie Woogie Man”. Jimmy Liggins.
26.- “I'm Blue And Lonesome”. Frank Marvin & Gene Autry. 
27.- “Goodbye, My Little Blue Eyes, Don’t Cry”. Lew Preston and His Men of The Range.
28.- “Sobbin’ Blues”. The Benson Orchestra Of Chicago.
29.- “Dog Bottom”. The Jungle Band.
30.- "La Mi-Aout”. Camille Sauvage.

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