THE HOKUM BOYS YOU CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THAT STUFF Hokum was a term that labels used to market ensemble recordings of songs with salacious lyrics, double entendre and references to vice One of the legacies of 19th century Minstrel Shows There were many groups of black musicians in Chicago during the 1920s and 1930s who used the name The Hokum Boys This record was cut on June 27th 1929 in Richmond Indiana Artwork By Robert Crumb MUSICIANS Alex Hill - piano and vocals Alex Robinson - guitar and vocals Leroy Carr – piano and vocals Tampa Red – guitar and vocals Blind Blake – guitar and vocals Jimmy Blythe - piano TRACKLIST You Can't Get Enough of That Stuff Gambler's Blues Put Your Mind on It Went to His Head We Don't Sell It Here No More I Was Afraid of That Part 1 Let Me Have It Hokum Blues Pat-A-Foot Blues Only the Blues Selling That Stuff Ain't Goin' That Way It's All Gone Now I Was Afraid of That Part 2 YAZOO 1051 High Quality 180 Gram Vinyl Reissue NEW & SEALED