by The Blues Brothers on album Blues Brothers 2000

If you're wonderin' What's all the noise I'm in the backroom With the girls and boys Were' discussing the blues And they don't seem to see The blues is all i play The blues don't bother me W

by Etta James on album The Complete Private Music Blues, Rock 'N' Soul Albums Collection

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Albert King on album Uncut: The Devil's Music: Keith Richards' Selection of Blues, Soul and R&B Classics

Oh you come home one eve'nin' To nothin' but the four walls And then ya find your phone been disconnected You can't even make no call Ya hung out for your baby, oh, an'she's not there You look in the

by Albert King on album Blues Fest: Modern Blues of the '70s

Oh you come home one eve'nin' To nothin' but the four walls And then ya find your phone been disconnected You can't even make no call Ya hung out for your baby, oh, an'she's not there You look in the

by Etta James on album Blues Club - Open All Night

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album At Last - The Best Of

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album Blues Club - Open All Night

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album The Essential

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album Playlist: The Very Best of Etta James

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album The Essential Etta James

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album The Essential Etta James

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album At Last - The Best of Etta James

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album The Essential

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Etta James on album Playlist: The Very Best of Etta James

I got a heart full of trouble, a house full of sin. And things are bad as they ever been. If trouble were money, I'd have more money than any man should. I'm open for business in your neighborhood, T

by Tab Benoit on album Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit

Long before I learned how to tie my shoes I learned that New Orleans was the home of the blues Not long ago one mornin' the sun in the city The blues went rollin' and tumbin' ya'll up the Mississippi

by Tab Benoit on album Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit

Long before I learned how to tie my shoes I learned that New Orleans was the home of the blues Not long ago one mornin' the sun in the city The blues went rollin' and tumbin' ya'll up the Mississippi

by Tab Benoit on album Fever for the Bayou

Long before I learned how to tie my shoes I learned that New Orleans was the home of the blues Not long ago one mornin' the sun in the city The blues went rollin' and tumbin' ya'll up the Mississippi

by Albert King on album The Best Of Albert King (Remastered)

Oh you come home one eve'nin' To nothin' but the four walls And then ya find your phone been disconnected You can't even make no call Ya hung out for your baby, oh, an'she's not there You look in the

by Albert King on album The Best Of Albert King (Remastered)

Oh you come home one eve'nin' To nothin' but the four walls And then ya find your phone been disconnected You can't even make no call Ya hung out for your baby, oh, an'she's not there You look in the

by Albert King on album Blues Six Pack

Oh you come home one eve'nin' To nothin' but the four walls And then ya find your phone been disconnected You can't even make no call Ya hung out for your baby, oh, an'she's not there You look in the