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You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had

How Unlucky Can One Man Be

Blues in My Soul

Lyrics: 
Woke up this morning
I was all alone
I don't know what happened
My baby was gone
Hey, hey, hey
How unlucky can one man be?
Lord, every woman I get
Somebody takes her away from me
My friends don't come around me
Because I've been so blind
I can't borrow a nickle
Not even a dime
Hey, hey, hey
How unlucky can one man be?
Lord, every woman I get
Somebody takes her away from me
I felt so all alone
I was pacing the floor
The telephone rang
There's my baby next door
Hey, hey, hey
How unlucky can one man be?
Lord, every woman I get
Somebody takes her away from me

    Bass Guitar, Vocals – Nick Holt
    Drums – Michael Scott (9)
    Guitar, Vocals – John Primer, Magic Slim

Chicago Blues Session

Texas Minded

Love That Burns

Mean Blues
Feel this is the end for me
Mean Blues
Feel this is the end for me
Cruel world pulling me down
It’s making it hard, tomorrow to see
Three days I haven’t heard from my girl
You know something’s wrong
Three days I haven’t heard from my girl
You know something’s wrong
She left me for another
There’s a hole now where my heart belongs
There’s no use of me searching
I gotta let that girl go
There’s no use of me searching
I gotta let that girl go
There’s nothing for her to come back to
Mean blues got me sinkin’ too low
Drown my sorrows with a bottle
Until I lose my mind
Drown my sorrows with a bottle
Until I lose my mind
They can drag the bottom of the East River
That’s where my heartache they’ll find

    Bass – Brad Vickers
    Drums – Michael Fox (4)
    Engineer, Mixed By – Glen Forrest, Ronen Barak
    Guitar – Zach Zunis
    Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Producer, Mixed By – Joel Poluck
    Harmonica – Anthony Kane, George Beckett
    Organ – George PapaGeorge
    Vocals – Floyd Lee

Mean Blues

This is my blues
'Cause I'm back then on my own again
This is the blues I'm playing
Yes it's a fine old thing
When the night is cold and lonely
This is the midnight blues
This is the midnight blues
For the girl I left behind me
Ain't it the final thing
This is the blues
Just a feeling deep inside of me
This is the midnight blues

After Paradise

Midnight Blues

After a career as a local bluesman and blues promoter in Texas and Oklahoma, Gary Coleman found his niche when he signed over his first album, a self-produced outing originally issued on his own label, to the fledgling Ichiban company out of Atlanta in 1986. Since that time, both Coleman and Ichiban have made their marks in the blues field: not only did Coleman release half-a-dozen of his own albums, he also oversaw production of the bulk of Ichiban's hefty blues catalog, bringing to the studio a number of artists he'd booked or toured with in his previous career (Chick Willis, Buster Benton, and Blues Boy Willie, among others). A singer/guitarist on-stage, Coleman often took on a multi-instrumentalist's role in the studio. His music remained true to the blues and to theKing legacy saluted in his "B.B." moniker and in his acknowledged debt to fellow Texan Freddie King.

Coleman began listening to the blues as a child and by the time he was 15, he was working with Freddie King. Following his association with King, Coleman supported Lightnin' Hopkins and formed his own band, which played around Texas. Gary also began booking blues musicians into clubs in Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He continued to play gigs and book concerts for nearly two decades. In 1985, he formed Mr. B's Records, his own independent label. He released his debut album, Nothin' But the Blues, the following year. The album was popular and gained the attention of Ichiban Records, who signed Coleman and re-released Nothin' But the Blues in 1987.

If You Can Beat Me Rockin', Coleman's second album, was released in 1988. That same year, he began producing albums for a number of other artists, as well as writing songs for other musicians and acting as an A&R scout for Ichiban. Between 1988 and 1992, he released six records and produced another 30, including albums for Little Johnny Taylor and Buster Benton. Coleman continued to be active until his untimely death in the mid-'90s, both as a performing and recording artist, as well as a producer.

Nothin' But The Blues

Let Me Love You Baby

♪Blues Delight Slightly Hung Over

From Dusk Till Dawn  Music From The Motion Picture

Dengue Woman Blues

Stories

The Mists Of Time

Little Dave and Big Love

I'm Having It so Hard

Couldn't Stand The Weather

Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place in Town)

Henrik Freischlader - The Memory Of Our Love - Still Frame Replay (2011)

Plays the Blues for You

I 'll Play the Blues for You (feat. Lucky Peterson, Ray "Killer" Allison & Titus Williams)

I'm Having It so Hard

Dave Thompson