A collection of black approaches to Country music. It not only wants to reveal long forgotten treasures of music history, and shed light on the often neglected Country roots of Soul stars, but put Afro-American Country musicians into a context beyond their genre. Not only do black Americans make up for a considerable share of Country's audience, they have also contributed - a fact very often overlooked by the media - a great deal to the heritage of Country music as songwriters, producers, and singers, who worked against the white clich‚ of their favorite genre.............

1. Hell Yes I Cheated - Johnny Adams
2. If Loving You Is Wrong - O.B. McClinton
3. Gift for You - Eric Mercury
4. She Thinks I Still Care - Lou Johnson
5. Touch Your Woman - Margie Joseph
6. Talk to My Children's Mama - O.B. McClinton
7. Trying to Win Your Love - Joe Tex
8. Everyday I Have to Cry - Arthur Alexander
9. You Must Think My Heart Has Swinging Doors - Vicki Vann, Vicky Vann
10. Don't Believe Nothing - Ike & Tina Turner, Tina Turner
11. I Told My Pillow - Clarence "Frogman" Henry
12. King of the Road - Joe Tex
13. Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) - Sammy Davis, Jr.
14. Honky Tonk Heaven - Stoney Edwards
15. I'm Movin' On - I'm Movin On
16. Tennessee Waltz - Ruth Brown
17. He'll Have to Go - Solomon Burke
18. Point of No Return - Bobby Womack
19. Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp - O.C. Smith
20. Three Hearts in a Triangle - James Brown
21. Walkin' the Floor Over You - Junior Parker
22. Someone to Give My Love To - Joe Simon
23. Amos Moses - Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
24. Pardon Me (I've Got Someone to Kill) - André White