Jimmy Rogers & Left Hand Frank
The Dirty Dozens!

Listening notes

The Dirty Dozens! pairs Jimmy Rogers & Left Hand Frank on a 1985 vinyl release from JSP Records, catalog number JSP 1090. Filed under Blues and Chicago Blues, the album is presented in a two-sided format with six tracks per side, twelve in total. The title includes an exclamation point and is mirrored by the track Dirty Dozens, which opens Side B.

Side A begins with Take A Walk (4:31) and continues with You’re Sweet (4:46), Mean Red Spider (4:33), Fishing In My Pond (3:10), Crazy Woman Blues (2:33), and closes with Information Please (2:41). Side B starts with Dirty Dozens (5:08) and proceeds through Oh Baby (2:55), Honky Tonk (3:20), One Room Country Shack (4:20), Cleo’s Gone (3:30), and concludes with Baby Please (2:10).

This release is identified explicitly as a vinyl format issue on JSP Records, and its catalog designation (JSP 1090) and year (1985) place it clearly within the label’s mid-1980s output. The genre tags Blues and Chicago Blues situate the record within those categories without further stylistic characterization. The sequencing emphasizes concise track lengths on Side A, with the longest single cut on the album appearing as the Side B opener. The track listing includes a mix of titles such as Mean Red Spider, Honky Tonk, and One Room Country Shack alongside original-sounding titles like Take A Walk and You’re Sweet; the provided data do not specify authorship, sources, or arrangement details.

All available information here is limited to artist attribution, title, label, catalog number, year, format, genres, and full track list with positions and durations. No additional claims are made about recording circumstances, personnel, reception, influence, pressing particulars, or audio characteristics beyond what is explicitly stated. For cataloging purposes, this entry documents the core identifiers and track sequencing that define Jimmy Rogers & Left Hand Frank’s The Dirty Dozens! as issued by JSP Records in 1985.