Track listing

Side one

1. "Left Me With A Broken Heart" (1953) – 2:55
2. "Blues All Day Long" (1954) – 3:00
3. "Today Today Blues (1950)" – 3:07
4. "The World's In A Tangle" (1951) – 2:55
5. "She Loves Another Man" (1951) – 2:50
6. "Hard Working Man" (1951) – 2:21

Side two

1. "Chance To Love" (1951) – 2:20
2. "My Little Machine" (1951) – 3:06
3. "Mistreated Baby" (1952) – 2:25
4. "What's The Matter" (1952) – 3:10
5. "You're The One" (1955) – 2:26
6. "If It Ain't Me" (1956) – 2:00

Side three

1. "One Kiss" (1957) – 2:45
2. "I Can't Believe" (1957)- 3:00
3. "What Have I Done" (1957) – 2:42
4. "My baby Don't Love Me No More" (1957) – 2:20
5. "Trace Of you" (1957) – 2:32
6. "Don't you Know My Baby" (1956) – 2:31

Side four

1. "Crying Shame" (1952) – 2:47
2. "Give Love Another Chance" (1952) – 2:58
3. "This Has never Been" (1956) – 4:29
4. "Rock This House" (1959) – 2:53
5. "My Last Meal" (1959) – 3:00
6. "You Don't know" (1960) – 2:41
7. "Can't Keep From Worrying" (1960) – 2:29

Credits

• Jimmy Rogers
  Jimmy Rogers
  Jimmy Rogers was an American Chicago blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player, best known for his work as a member of Muddy Waters' band of the 1950s.-Career:...
  
   – vocals, guitar
  Guitar
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   on all tracks except "Give Love Another Chance", on which Rogers only plays guitar.
• A. J. Gladys – drums
  Drum kit
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• Big-Crawford – bass
  Bass guitar
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• Bob Woodfork – guitar
• Eddie Ware – piano
  Piano
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  , vocal on "Give love Another Chance"
• Elgin Evans – drums
• Ernest Cotton – tenor sax
  Tenor saxophone
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• Francis Clay
  Francis Clay
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   – drums
• Fred Below
  Fred Below
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   – drums
• 'Fred Robertson' – guitar (actually Freddy Robinson
  Abu Talib (musician)
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• George Hunter
  George Hunter
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  – drums
• Henry Gray
  Henry Gray (musician)
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   – piano
• Joe young
  Joe Young
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   – guitar
• Johnny Jones
  Johnny Jones
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  – piano
• J. T. Brown
  J. T. Brown
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   – tenor sax
• Little Walter
  Little Walter
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   – harp, guitar on "Hard Working Man"
• Luther Tucker
  Luther Tucker
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   – guitar
• Muddy Waters
  Muddy Waters
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   – guitar
• Odie Payne
  Odie Payne
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   – drums
• Otis Spann
  Otis Spann
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   – piano
• S. P. Leary – drums
• Walter Horton – harp
• Wayne Bennett
  Wayne Bennett (blues guitarist)
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   – guitar
• Willie Dixon
  Willie Dixon
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  – bass