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    The Last Years (1940-1943): Little Curly Hair in a High Chair

    Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • 1
  • Old Grand Dad
  • 2:45

  • 6
  • Too Tired
  • 2:55

  • 12
  • Dry Bones
  • 3:18

  • 14
  • Stayin' at Home
  • 3:25

  • 20
  • Blue Eyes
  • 2:40

  • 21
  • Scram!
  • 2:40

  • 23 (2)
  • Mamacita
  • 2:41

  • 24 (2)
  • Liver Lip Jones
  • 3:00

  • 25 (2)
  • Buckin' the Dice
  • 3:28

  • 29 (2)
  • I Repent
  • 3:25

  • 30 (2)
  • Do You Have to Go?
  • 3:16

  • 31 (2)
  • Pan-Pan
  • 3:00

  • 33 (2)
  • You're Gonna Be Sorry
  • 3:27

  • 36 (2)
  • Twenty-Four Robbers
  • 2:41

  • 38 (2)
  • Sad Sap Sucker Am I
  • 3:01

  • 39 (2)
  • Headlines in the News
  • 3:01

  • 40 (2)
  • Chant of the Groove
  • 3:03

  • 41 (2)
  • Come and Get It
  • 2:39

  • 42 (2)
  • Rump Steak Serenade
  • 2:38

  • 44 (3)
  • Oh! Baby, Sweet Baby
  • 2:47

  • 45 (3)
  • Buck Jumpin'
  • 2:36

  • 46 (3)
  • That Gets It, Mr. Joe
  • 2:45

  • 49 (3)
  • Clarinet Marmalade
  • 2:43

  • 50 (3)
  • Winter Weather
  • 3:16

  • 51 (3)
  • Cash for Your Trash
  • 3:21

  • 54 (3)
  • We Need a Little Love
  • 3:19

  • 56 (3)
  • Really Fine (#)
  • 3:09

  • 57 (3)
  • The Jitterbug Waltz
  • 3:20

  • 59 (3)
  • Swing Out to Victory
  • 2:32

  • 61 (3)
  • Romance a la Mode (#)
  • 3:18

  • 62 (3)
  • Moppin' and Boppin'
  • 4:28

  • 63 (3)
  • Ain't Misbehavin'
  • 3:56


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