Title from disc label. Various performers. Recorded 1969 Ann Arbor Blues Festival. So many roads, so many trains Recorded 1970 April 12 Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. Compact discs. Program notes in booklet inserted in container.
Contents:
Volume 1. So many roads, so many trains / (Otis Rush). So glad you're mine / (Arthur "Big BOy" crudup -- Too much alcohol / (J.B. Hutto & his Hawks) -- I wonder why / (Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins) -- Help me (A tribute to Sonny Boy Williamson) / (Junior Wells) -- I've got a mind to give up living / (B.B. King with Sonny Freeman and the Unusuals) -- John Henry / (Mississippi Fred McDowell) -- Everybody must suffer/Stone crazy / (Luther Allison and the Blue Nebulae) -- Tu m'as promis l'amour = You promised me love / (Clifton Chenier) -- Hard luck / (The original Howlin' Wolf and his orchestra) -- So many roads, so many trains / (Otis Rush). Volume 2. Death letter blues / (Son House). Movin' and groovin' / (Charlie Musselwhite) -- I feel so good (I wanna boogie) / (Magic Sam) -- Jelly jelly blues / (Shirley Griffith) -- Call it stormy Monday (But Tuesday is just as bad) / (T-Bone Walker) -- Ball and chain / (Big Mama Thornton and the Hound Doggers) -- Juanita / (Big Joe Williams) -- Key to the highway / (Sam Lay) -- Mojo hand / (Lightnin' Hopkins) -- Off the wall / (James Cotton Blues Band) -- Death letter blues / (Son House).
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