Doctor Ross enjoyed much success during the 1950s, his popularity was fuelled by his stature as a true one-man-band, invariably playing every instrument during live performances and on many of his records.Ross’ recording of “Cat Squirrel” in 1959 brought him international fame after it was recorded by UK acts, Jethro Tull and Cream.This is the most comprehensive collection of his early recordings released in the CD era.

• 1. Country Clown
• 2. Doctor Ross Boogie
• 3. Down South Blues
• 4. Shake-A My Hand
• 5. Little Soldier Boy
• 6. That's Alright (Goin' Back South)
• 7. Shake Em On Down
• 8. Going To the River
• 9. Good Thing Blues
• 10. Turkey Leg Woman
• 11. My Bebop Gal
• 12. Chicago Breakdown (Dr. Ross Breakdown)
• 13. Cat Squirrel (Mississippi Blues)
• 14. Jukebox Boogie (Memphis Boogie)
• 15. Come Back Baby
• 16. Chicago Breakdown
• 17. The Boogie Disease
• 18. Juke Box Boogie
• 19. Industrial Boogie - "Doctor" Ross
• 20. Thirty-Two Twenty - "Doctor Ross"
• 21. Cat Squirrel - Doctor Ross and the Orbits
• 22. The Sunnyland - Doctor Ross and the Orbits
• 23. Cannonball
• 24. Numbers Blues
• 25. Call the Doctor
• 26. New York Breakdown