K.C. Douglas - Big Road Blues (1994)

One of the last great rural blues stylists in the San Francisco/Oakland area, K.C. Douglas produced a blues classic when he recorded "Mercury Boogie" in 1949. The tune, which paid homage to the American automobile, was later renamed "Mercury Blues" and covered by Steve Miller and David Lindley. Country superstar Alan Jackson had a number one hit when he recorded the tune in 1992. Rights to the song were purchased by the Ford Motor Company, which used it for a television commercial for Ford trucks.

Tracklist:
1.01 - K.C. Douglas - Big Road Blues (Album Version) (3:24)
1.02 - K.C. Douglas - Howling Blues (Album Version) (2:51)
1.03 - K.C. Douglas - Move To Kansas City (Album Version) (2:32)
1.04 - K.C. Douglas - Buck Dance (Album Version) (3:03)
1.05 - K.C. Douglas - Tore Your Playhouse Down (Album Version) (3:22)
1.06 - K.C. Douglas - Bottle Up And Go (Album Version) (4:05)
1.07 - K.C. Douglas - Whiskey Headed Woman (Album Version) (3:32)
1.08 - K.C. Douglas - Catfish Blues (Album Version) (3:11)
1.09 - K.C. Douglas - K.C.'s Blues (Album Version) (5:01)
1.10 - K.C. Douglas - Canned Heat (Album Version) (3:50)
1.11 - K.C. Douglas - Key To The Highway (Album Version) (4:11)