Charles Brown
All My Life

Listening notes

Charles Brown’s All My Life is a 1990 blues album issued on vinyl by Bullseye Blues, catalog number BB 9501. Credited to Charles Brown and categorized under Blues, the release documents a 12-track program distributed across two sides.

Side A contains six selections: Early In The Morning (4:40), Fool’s Paradise (4:51), Bad Bad Whiskey (3:19), When The Sun Comes Out (4:59), Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen (3:05), and That’s Pretty Good Love (3:31). Running times on this side range from 3:05 to 4:59, with When The Sun Comes Out marking the longest cut on the first half.

Side B presents six more titles: A Virus Called The Blues (6:49), Seven Long Days (3:57), Joyce’s Boogie (2:30), Trouble Blues (3:07), Tell Me Who (2:18), and All My Life (4:22). The side opens with the album’s longest track, A Virus Called The Blues, and concludes with the title track, All My Life. The shortest selection on the album, Tell Me Who, appears in the B5 position at 2:18.

Across both sides, track durations span from 2:18 to 6:49. The sequencing places Early In The Morning as the opener and the namesake All My Life as the closer. Titles on the set include references to “Blues” on A Virus Called The Blues and Trouble Blues, as well as a boogie entry with Joyce’s Boogie. The program also features song titles such as Fool’s Paradise, Bad Bad Whiskey, When The Sun Comes Out, Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen, That’s Pretty Good Love, Seven Long Days, and Tell Me Who.

All My Life appears on the Bullseye Blues label in the vinyl format with catalog number BB 9501 and a 1990 release year. Within the scope of the provided information, this entry notes the artist credit, label, cataloging, format, genre designation, full track listing, side assignments, and exact timing for each track. Further production, personnel, and reception details are not included in the verified data cited here.