Willie Dixon - What Happened To My Blues vinyl record cover

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?Moon Cat

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?What Happened to My Blues

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?Pretty Baby

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?Got to Love You Baby

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?Shakin' the Shack

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?Hold Me Baby

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?It's So Easy to Love You

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Oh Hugh Baby

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?Put It All in There

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?Hey Hey Pretty


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Willie Dixon

What Happened To My Blues

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Grammy Award-Winner, Blues Hall of Fame, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame - Next to Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon is recognized as the most influential person to shape the post–World War II sound of the Chicago blues. What Happened to My Blues is considered one of Willie Dixon's finest albums as a group leader. This vinyl package includes an OBI side strip, cardboard jacket, printed inner sleeve and Bright Orange color vinyl. Moon Cat What Happened to My Blues Pretty Baby Got To Love You Baby Shakin' the Shack Hold Me Baby It's So Easy to Love You Oh Hugh Baby Put It All in There Hey Hey Pretty

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