
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
Casey Jones
Mercury Boogie
Big Road Blues
Canned Heat
Make Your Coffee
K.C. Boogie
Lonely Boy Blues
Broken Heart
Catfish Blues
Bottle Up And Go
Your Crying Won't Make Me Stay
Key To The Highway
Tell Me
Wake Up, Workin' Woman
Hen House Blues
Born In The Country
Kansas City
Rootin' Ground Hog
Meanest Woman
I Got the Key (Key to the Highway)
You Got A Good Thing Now
Howling Blues
Catfish
Night Shirt Blues
Love Me All Night Long
Tore Your Playhouse Down
Move To Kansas City
Lonely Blues
Had I Money
I Have My Woman
Blues
No More Cryin'
Watch Dog Blues
I Met the Blues This Morning
Buck Dance
Kassie Jones (Casey Jones)
Whiskey Headed Woman
Hear Me Howling
K.C.'s Blues
K.C.'s Doctor's Blues
My Mind's Going Back to 1929
Woke Up This Morning
High Water Rising
Mercury Blues (Mercury Boogie)
Black Cat Bone
SOMEBODY DONE STOLE MY GAL
FANNY LOU
Married Woman Blues
Country Girl
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