Originally released in 1996 (as part of a cassette promotional EP), this single reintroduces Whop Frazier's recorded material to the listening public.

Whop Frazier: vocals, bass
Roger Edsall: harmonica
Bobby Thompson: slide guitar
Vince Evans: keyboards
Will Bridges: saxophones
Earl Ivey: drums

Remastered by Blaine Misner

Be Cool (radio single)

Be Cool (single)

Whop Frazier ‘Be Cool’ (single)

Recorded live at the 17th Annual Bluebird Blues Festival
September 13, 2009

Whop Frazier: vocals, bass
Roger Edsall: harmonica
Harold Flood: guitar
Jackie Hairston: keyboards
Earl Ivey: drums

Night Life (live)

Recorded live at the Bad Habits Cafe on August 14, 1993. Engineered by Pierre Sprey, on originally released by Mapleshade Records on the album 'Bad Influence, featuring Whop Frazier and guitar star Junior Tash'

Whop Frazier: vocals, electric bass
Michael Tash: electric guitar
Jay Corder: tenor sax
Dennis Hash: drums

Why I Sing the Blues (live)

Woke Up This Morning (live)

Recorded in Washington DC in 1996, and released on a 5-song cassette tape titled 'Whop Frazier & Friends by Choice'. Produced and engineered by Whop Frazier and Bobby Thompson

Whop Frazier: vocals, electric bass
Bobby Thompson: guitar
Roger Edsall: harmonica
Will Bridges: saxophone
Vince Evans: keyboards
Earl Ivey: drums

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