Billy Boy Arnold
Ten Million Dollars

Listening notes

Billy Boy Arnold’s Ten Million Dollars is a 1984 vinyl release on the Blue Phoenix label, catalog number 33.726. Filed under Blues and Chicago Blues, the album is presented across two sides with five tracks per side.

Side A opens with the title track, Ten Million Dollars (7:18), the longest selection on the album. It is followed by I Wish You Would (3:10), Trust My Baby (6:36), My Babe (3:12), and Just A Little Bit (3:45). Measured by duration, Side A spans approximately 24 minutes and 1 second, with tracks ranging from 3:10 to 7:18.

Side B begins with Going Home (3:49) and continues with Yellow Roses From Texas (4:14), Last Night (7:11), I Done Got Over It (4:12), and Sugar Mama (4:16). The second side totals approximately 23 minutes and 42 seconds, with individual tracks running between 3:49 and 7:11.

Across both sides, the album comprises ten tracks and an aggregate run time of about 47 minutes and 43 seconds. Sequencing places the two longest cuts—Ten Million Dollars (7:18) and Last Night (7:11)—as the first track on Side A and the third track on Side B, respectively. The shortest track on the album is I Wish You Would at 3:10. Titles featured here include I Wish You Would, My Babe, Just A Little Bit, Going Home, Yellow Roses From Texas, Last Night, I Done Got Over It, and Sugar Mama, alongside the title piece.

Ten Million Dollars is issued in vinyl format and attributed to Billy Boy Arnold, with Blue Phoenix as the releasing label. Genre placement identifies the set within Blues and specifically Chicago Blues. The catalog number associated with this edition is Blue Phoenix 33.726. No additional details beyond the above—such as recording or pressing particulars, contributors, or contemporaneous reception—are provided in the available information.