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Formats and Editions
1. Please Don't Lie to Me from the Album Different Tacos
2. She's Tuff from the Album Girls Go Wild
3. Why Get Up from the Album Tuff Enuff
4. Sugar-Coated Love from the Album What's the Word
5. Marked Deck from the Album Girls Go Wild
6. Runnin Shoes from the Album What's the Word
7. Wrap It Up from the Album Tuff Enuff
8. Can't Tear It Up Enuff from the Album T-Bird Rhythm
9. The Crawl from the Album What's the Word 1
10. You're Humbuggin Me from the Album T-Bird Rhythm 1
11. Walkin to My Baby from the Album Girls Go Wild 1
12. Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White from the Album Butt Rockin 1
13. That's Enough of That Stuff from the Album What's the Word 1
14. Things I Forgot to Do from the Album Different Tacos 1
15. Los Fabulosos Thunderbirds from the Album Tacos Deluxe 1
16. Tip on in from the Album Butt Rockin 1
17. I Believe I'm in Love from the Album Butt Rockin 1
18. How Do You Spell Love from the Album T-Bird Rhythm 1
19. You Ain't Nothin But Fine from the Album What's the Word 2
20. Tuff Enuff from the Album Tuff Enuff 2
21. Rich Woman from the Album Girls Go Wild 2
22. Give Me All Your Lovin from the Album Butt Rockin 2
23. Powerful Stuff from the Album Powerful Stuff 2
24. Mathilda from the Album Butt Rockin 2
25. My Babe from the Album T-Bird Rhythm 2
26. Look Whatcha Done from the Album Different Tacos 2
27. I Hear You Knocking from the Album Butt Rockin
More Info:
EU-only collection from the American Blues-rockers fronted by Kim Wilson. This essential compilation features singer/harmonica-player Wilson's 'I Believe I'm in Love', which has since become the signature song of his friend Bonnie Raitt. Other highlights include a cover of Li'l Millet and the Creoles. 'Rich Woman' (since cut by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss), 'Sugar Coated Love', a 1958 release by Guitar Junior, and 'Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White', a trumpet hit for Perez Prado in 1955, now led by harmonica.
