About K.C. Douglas
K. C. Douglas (November 21, 1913 — October 18, 1975) was an American blues singer and guitarist. Born in Sharon, Mississippi, Douglas was a rural blues stylist in the San Francisco/Oakland area of California. Douglas was influenced by Tommy Johnson, whose "Canned Heat Blues" he adapted on his album, Big Road Blues. 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, David Lindley, and Dwight Yoakam.
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Mercury Blues
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Casey Jones
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Mercury Boogie
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Big Road Blues
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Canned Heat
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Make Your Coffee
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K.C. Boogie
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Lonely Boy Blues
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Broken Heart
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Catfish Blues
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Bottle Up And Go
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Your Crying Won't Make Me Stay
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Key To The Highway
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Tell Me
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Wake Up, Workin' Woman
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Hen House Blues
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Born In The Country
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Kansas City
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Rootin' Ground Hog
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Meanest Woman
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I Got the Key (Key to the Highway)
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You Got A Good Thing Now
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Howling Blues
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Catfish
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Night Shirt Blues
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Love Me All Night Long
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Tore Your Playhouse Down
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Move To Kansas City
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Lonely Blues
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Had I Money
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I Have My Woman
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Blues
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No More Cryin'
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Watch Dog Blues
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I Met the Blues This Morning
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Buck Dance
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Kassie Jones (Casey Jones)
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Whiskey Headed Woman
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Hear Me Howling
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K.C.'s Blues
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K.C.'s Doctor's Blues
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My Mind's Going Back to 1929
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Woke Up This Morning
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High Water Rising
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Mercury Blues (Mercury Boogie)
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Black Cat Bone
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SOMEBODY DONE STOLE MY GAL
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FANNY LOU
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Married Woman Blues
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Country Girl
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