Vinyl Album - Jesse Fuller - A Session With Jesse Fuller - Fontana - UK

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Artist:	Jesse Fuller
Title:	A Session With Jesse Fuller
Label:	Fontana
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TL 5313
Date:	1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Price Guide:	$33
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jesse Fuller	Bye And Bye	Trad.	Rate
A2	Jesse Fuller	Stagolee	Trad.	Rate
A3	Jesse Fuller	Crazy 'bout A Woman	Jesse Fuller	Rate
A4	Jesse Fuller	Hesitatin' Blues	W. C. Handy	Rate
B1	Jesse Fuller	99 Years And One Dark Day	Jesse Fuller	Rate
B2	Jesse Fuller	How Long Blues	Leroy Carr	Rate
B3	Jesse Fuller	San Francisco Blues	Jesse Fuller	Rate
B4	Jesse Fuller	Fingerbuster	Jesse Fuller	Rate
B5	Jesse Fuller	Going Back To My Old Used To Be	Jesse Fuller	Rate

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Jesse Fuller - Jesse's Favorites - Transatlantic - UK (1968)

Jesse Fuller - San Francisco Bay Blues - Stateside - UK (1966)

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