Dirty Dozens

RELEASE
1996
LABEL
Delmark
GENRES
Blues, Piano Blues, Jazz Blues, Boogie-Woogie

Album Review

If you have trouble keeping track of the "reds," Rufus G. Perryman was "Speckled Red," while William Lee Perryman was either "Piano Red" or "Doctor Feelgood." In addition, Speckled Red's style contained more rag and folk elements than "Piano Red"'s, as this set reveals. But both reds talked a lot trash, and Speckled Red had a lighter barrelhouse approach than his younger brother.
Ron Wynn, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. The Dirty Dozens
  2. The Right String But the Wrong Yo Yo
  3. If You've Ever Been Down
  4. Wilkins Street Stomp
  5. Cow Cow Blues
  6. Just Blues [#]
  7. Red's Boogie Woogie
  8. Going Down Slow
  9. Highway 61 Blues
  10. After Dinner Blues
  11. Cryin' in My Sleep
  12. Early in the Morning [#]
  13. Love Is Like a Faucet [#]
  14. Speckled Red Speaks [#]
  15. Delmar Blues [#]
  16. Feels So Good [#]
  17. The Dirtier Dozens [#]
  18. The Dirtiest Dozens [#]