Click on the field header labeled "Extensions" (to order the list by extension)
Scroll down and click on the entry for "ASX"
Click on the "Change Action" button
Select the top radio button labeled "Open them with the default application"
Repeat steps 6-8 for every instance of the ASX extension in the list. When you are done, click "Close" then click "OK" in the options window. Audio samples should now play properly in Windows Media Player.
Track Listings
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1.
Hobo Blues
- John Lee Hooker
2.
Death Letter Blues
- Son House
3.
Shake 'Em on Down
- Furry Lewis
4.
Rats in My Kitchen
- Sleepy John Estes
5.
Wonderin' and Worryin'
- Slim Harpo
6.
Blue Yodel (T for Texas)
- Jimmie Rodgers
7.
Mean Old Frisco
- Snooks Eaglin
8.
Devil Got My Woman
- Skip James
9.
Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed
- Blind Willie Johnson
10.
I Am in the Heavenly Way
- Bukka White
11.
Blues "This Mean Old World"
- Snooks Eaglin
12.
John the Revelator
- Son House
13.
I'm in the Mood
- John Lee Hooker
14.
I Got Love If You Want It
- Slim Harpo
15.
Custard Pie Blues
- Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry / Sonny Terry
16.
I Want Some of Your Pie
- Blind Boy Fuller
17.
Nobody's Fault But Mine
- Blind Willie Johnson
18.
6, 000 Miles from Nowhere
- Snooks Eaglin
19.
Hellhound on My Trail
- Robert Johnson
20.
The Poor Girl Story
- Fiddlin' John Carson / Moonshine Kate
A collection of 20 mostly blues tracks that either influenced or were covered by the Black Crowes, this set works just fine as an anthology even without the Black Crowes connection. And it isn't all blues, either, with songs like Slim Harpo's wry and very much Excello swamp poppish "I Got Love If You Want It " and Jimmie Rodgers' early country hit "Blue Yodel" also showing up here. Most of this set, though, is comprised of darkly themed vintage country-blues 78s, and tracks like Sleepy John Estes' shaggy dog tale "Rats in My Kitchen,"Skip James' haunting and ghostly "Devil Got My Woman," and Son House's surging, head-long "Death Letter Blues" are classics by any definition and influenced a whole lot more folks than just the Black Crowes.
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