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Classics
Volume 2

This is not an album by or featuring Ry Cooder. Rather it is a compilation of earlier or original versions of the songs he has adopted and arranged himself, and/or of performers who have influenced him.


Track TitlePerformerRy Version
  1. In A Mist (Bixology)
    		2. Bix Beiderbecke Jazz
  2. Viva Seguin
    		3. Santiago Jimenez Show Time
  3. Denomination Blues
    		4. Washington Phillips Into The Purple Valley
  4. Boogie Woogie Dance
    		5. Tampa Red Influenced Ry
  5. The Train that Carried The Girl From Town
    		6. Frank Hutchison With Mike Seeger
  6. Cherry Ball Blues
    		7. Skip James Boomer's Story
  7. God Moves On The Water
    		8. Blind Willie Johnson Influenced Ry
  8. Billy The Kid
    		9. Woody Guthrie & Cisco Houston Into The Purple Valley
  9. Do Re Mi
    		10. Ramblin' Jack Elliot Ry Cooder
  10. He'll Have To Go
    		11. Jim Reeves Chicken Skin Music
  11. Danville Girl (Good Morning Mr. Railroadman)
    		12. Cisco Houston Into The Purple Valley
  12. Blue Suede Shoes
    		13. Carl Perkins The Slide Area
  13. Money Honey
    		14. The Drifters Into The Purple Valley
  14. Speedo
    		15. The Cadillacs Borderline
  15. If Walls Could Talk
    		16. Little Milton Paradise and Lunch
  16. It's Gonna Work Out Fine
    		17. Ike & Tina Turner Bop Till You Drop
  17. Look At Granny Run Run
    		18. Howard Tate Bop Till You Drop
  18. Go Home Girl
    		19. Arthur Alexander Bop Till You Drop
  19. Nitty Gritty Mississippi
    		20. Billy Riley Crossroads
  20. Rules of Life
    		21. The Clarendonians Similar to Borderline
  21. Cancion Mixteca
    		22. Los Donnenos Paris, Texas

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