CD 1. Pete Hampton & Laura Bowman : Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? -- When Sousa come to Coon-town -- Hannah, won't you open that door? -- Tell me, dusky maiden -- Stay in your own back yard -- I'm goin' to live anyhow till I die -- My friend from my home -- Since Rastus went to gay Paree -- Massa's in the cold cold ground -- Dat mouth-organ coon -- Old folks at home -- The phrenologist coon -- Oh dem golden slippers -- Any rags? -- I can't keep from laughing -- Mammy's only child -- What you goin' to do when the rent comes 'round? -- Ain't yer gwine to say "How-do"? -- Moving day -- A cotton field episode -- Ev'ry little bit helps -- Mister your room rent's due -- Down in Georgia on camp meeting day -- If that ain't winning a home.
CD 2. The Savoy Quartet : Over there! : (the great American war song) -- Down Texas way -- Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday night? -- Back home in Tennessee -- The Kipling walk -- Oh! how she could yacki hacki wicki wacki woo -- Where the black-eyed susans grow -- He may be old, but he's got young ideas -- Indian rag -- Hello! New York -- I don't want to get well -- The darktown strutters' ball -- Oh! Frenchy -- Everything is peaches down in Georgia -- Tackin' 'em down -- Ev'rybody shimmies now -- K-K-K-Katy -- What do you mean by loving somebody else? -- Hindustan -- Everybody wants a key to my cellar -- I've got my captain working for me now -- Swanee -- At the moving picture ball -- Venetian moon -- Sweet kisses.
CD 3. Josiah Ransome Kuti : Isun ka wà tó kun fun eje ; Igbàla ; Obángíjì Iwo lo to sìn ; Mo sa di Jesu ; Odun Jubilee ; Jesu nsehìn bò ; Olugbala la f'ori fun ; E je ka júmò gbàgbó ; Esù sare tete, Jesu dé ; Egbé Awon Angeli ; Offin mewa ati Idahùn ; K' Olorun da oba si ; Bi E o le E le (Josiah Ransome Kuti) -- Who? ; That certain feeling ; Dinah ; Sleepy time gal ; I wonder where my baby is tonight ; Bam Bam Bamy shore ; I want to yodel ; The only, only one for me ; Feelin' kind o' blue ; Brown eyes, why are you blue? ; Always ; I love my baby ; I've found a new baby ; Skeedle-um (Josephine Baker).
