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Fat City Blues, Laying My Monkey Down, 1999

1. I feel like going home	9. Crying rain
2. Now the kid is gone	10. Tough all over town
3. New Louise blues	11. I'm walking, but...
4. Take a little walk	12. Baby, maybe you're right
5. Sex	13. Down where the salt wind blows
6. Skin deep	14. My love/hate relation with the blues
7. Laying my monkey down	15. Too little, too late, too bad
8. Deal me in

All words and music by Allen Finney.

Allen Finney - Vocals, acoustic guitar, slide guitar, electric guitar, and harmonica
Andreas Palm Meister - Electric guitar
Tomas Holmqvist - Bass
Clas Gustavsson - Drums

Fat City Blues, Live!

Performed at Kaos, Stockholm in two nights in Autumn, 1994

1. Early In The Morning (Wells)	9. Turn Me Away (Finney)
2. Long Black Train (Finney)	10. Someday (Finney)
3. You Sorry Now? (Finney)	11. My Blasted Past (Finney)
4. Sittin' On Top of the World (Burnett)	12. Wish You Would (Arnold)
5. Hoodoo Man Blues (Wells)	13. Help Me Through the Day (Russell)
6. I Know the Feeling (Finney)	14. Same Old Road Again (Finney)
7. Boom Boom (Hooker)	15. Stones In My Pass Way (Johnson)
8. Honey Bee (Morganfield)

Allen Finney - Vocals, harmonica, guitar, slide guitar
Andreas Palm - Guitar
Tomas Holmquist - Bass
Clas Gustavsson - Drums

All That Blues From Sweden!

Volume One, Jefferson Records SBACD 12650 (1993)

13. Allen Finney: Sweet red wine

Order information

Volume Two, Jefferson Records (1998)

13. Fat City Blues: My love/hate relation with the blues (A. Finney)

Bon Temps

Sneaky Pete's (band). Allen shared lead vocals with Ulf Sandström, currently pianist in the band Jump4Joy. LP, Rub-a-Dub label, 1990.

Let me get over it

Sven Zetterberg et al. CD, Last Buzz label, 2001.

6. A pink surprise, palm trees and golden sand / S. Zetterberg, A. Finney

Allen Finney - Les Champs de Béton (A side), Les Larmes Bleues (B side)
45 RPM, 1978, 2:47. Hexagone label, made in France.

This was a hit single when Allen was living in Paris. His name is sometimes listed as Alain Finney. The record is occasionally available on the Internet as a collector's item.