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Funkier Broadway than you remember

A pop blues original about what rural folks might refer to as "a John Deere letter"

the Leadbelly tune, updated by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

an original song about a not-so-fast fast food experience

likely the oldest blues I do, dating from the 1890s

Blues should be about real life, or at least about something that's happened to me

The Bo Diddley song with some mighty fine Louisiana musicians ... Louisiana is where they keep them ...

Hey, those kids in "The Sound of Music" got the blues, too. You'll see

The old blues standard, in a version that's really about the late A. Fred Voorhees, my saxman whenever he could play with me

The Slim Harpo number, simplified and performed by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

great old innuendo blues as interpreted by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

with Benny Hill and other talented jazz peeps at a jam. It's about them, not me

The Sonny Boy Williamson II song as done by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

An Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey original

Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey version of the Sonny Boy Williamson II classic

Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey version of the old Lollypop Jones innuendo blues

Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey original blues, from earlier computer lingo days

A blues about groceries by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

draft recording about a true magic woman of the bayou known to Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

The Devil's Clock Radio, an Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey original

traditional song about the legendary St. Louis black stevedore badass who was so big, there was a whole stack of him, as interpreted

Robert Johnson's greatest hit from his too-short lifetime, as interpreted by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

A Delta Blues centerpiece as interpreted by Arthur "LoveWhip" Shuey

The Frankie "Half Pint' Jaxon song

The Lee Dorsey hit from the early '60s