This collection tells the story of Tennessee Ernie Ford's contribution to the landscape of American popular music in late 1940's and early 1950's featuring elements of Western Swing, Blues, Jazz, Boogie-Woogie, Gospel and Country, all contributing to the seismic shifts in music that was to erupt in Memphis and elsewhere in the mid-1950s to give us Rock 'n' Roll. Disc 1: Mule Train / I've Got The Milk 'Em In The Morning Blues / Tennessee Border / Philadelphia Lawyer / Country Junction / Smokey Mountain Boogie / Anticipation Blues / The Cry Of The Wild Goose / Feed In The Morning Change 'Em In The Evening Blues / I'll Never Be Free / Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own / Cincinnati Dancing Pig / Bright Lights And Blond Haired Women / I Ain't Gonna Let It Happen No More / Blues Stay Away From Me / Tailor Made Woman / She's My Baby / Mister And Mississippi / You're My Sugar / Rock City Boogie. Disc 2: Shot Gun Boogie / Stack-O-Lee / Streamlined Cannonball / Kissin' Bug Boogie / Woman Is A Five Letter Word / Hey Good Lookin' / Cool Cool Kisses / Blackberry Boogie / I'm Hog Tied Over You / Hey Mister Cotton Picker / Catfish Boogie / I Don't Know / What This Country Needs / The Lord's Lariat / The Donkey Serenade / The Strange Little Girl / The Ballad Of Davy Crockett / Sixteen Tons / In The Pines / That's All.