Snooks Eaglin - Country Boy Down in New Orleans

1993 CD release.

Fird “Snooks” Eaglin (1936?–2007) was a singer and self-taught guitarist. A New Orleans native, Eaglin lost his sight as a young child, and he crafted his unique sound with just his voice and a guitar he received as a birthday present. First recorded by folklorist Harry Oster in the 1950s, his musical repertoire included blues, country, and folk, all sung in his soulful style. His career continued into the 21st century with appearances at iconic New Orleans venues and the annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

Country Boy Down in New Orleans
Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes
I've Had My Fun
Bottle Up and Go
Give Me the Good Old Boxcar
Walking Blues
Possum Up a Simmon Tree
That's All Right
Veal Chop and Pork Chop
Down By the Riverside
Model T and the Train
Jack O'Diamonds
Death Valley Blues
Rock Me Mama
John Henry
Locomotive Train
I Had a Little Woman
Rock Me Mama
Mailman Passed
Going Back to New Orleans
Mardi Gras Mambo
Bottle Up & Go
This Train