Percy Mayfield - Blues and Then Some (1971) [Hi-Res]

A masterful songwriter whose touching blues ballad "Please Send Me Someone to Love," a multi-layered universal lament, was a number one R&B hit in 1950, Percy Mayfield had the world by the tail until a horrific 1952 auto wreck left him facially disfigured. That didn't stop the poet laureate of the blues from writing in a prolific fashion, though. As Ray Charles' favorite scribe during the '60s, he handed the Genius such gems as "Hit the Road Jack" and "At the Club."

1.01 - Percy Mayfield - Sign on the Dotted Line (3:03)
1.02 - Percy Mayfield - You Lied to Me for Your Last Time (4:19)
1.03 - Percy Mayfield - Always Missing You, My Love (4:37)
1.04 - Percy Mayfield - Right on Young Americans (2:54)
1.05 - Percy Mayfield - Contact Me (When You Find Her) (4:08)
1.06 - Percy Mayfield - The Lover and the Married Woman (4:06)
1.07 - Percy Mayfield - The Devil Made Me Do It (2:53)
1.08 - Percy Mayfield - Black Coffee (3:21)
1.09 - Percy Mayfield - Memories That's All (4:55)
1.10 - Percy Mayfield - Don't Want to Lose My Baby (4:31)