Sims began his recording career with Blue Bonnet Records in 1948, and went on to record for Specialty and Ace in the fifties. His big Southern hits included "Lucy Mae Blues," "She Likes to Boogie Real Low," and "Walking With Frankie." Unable to follow up with hits in the sixties, he struggled with alcoholism, legal troubles, and ill health, finally succumbing to pneumonia in 1970. Frankie Lee Sims was one of the great down-home Texas blues men of the fifties. This PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED session recorded in New York for the Enjoy label in 1960 features remakes of his biggest hits, "Lucy Mae Blues" and "Walking With Frankie." Produced by the legendary Bobby Robinson. 1. Walking with Frankie 2. Don't Be Mad with Me 3. Lucy Mae Blues 4. My Home Ain't There 5. Send My Soul to the Devil 6. Short Haired Woman 7. Going Back to the River 8. As Long as I Live 9. Come Back Baby [Take 1] 10. Frankie Lee Boogie 11. Going Back to Dallas 12. Jelly Roll Baker 13. Woman Why'd You Break My Heart 14. Come Back Baby [Take 2]