King Biscuit Blues
Caught in the Shuffle

Listening notes

King Biscuit Blues’ Caught in the Shuffle is a 1980 vinyl release on Thunderbird Records (15), catalog number ARS 091080. Credited to the blues genre, the record presents its material across two sides, identified as A and B, and contains a total of eleven tracks. The provided tracklist does not include running times.

Side A comprises five titles: A-1 See See Baby, A-2 Kind of Blues, A-3 Can’t Hold Out Much Longer, A-4 Ain’t No Whiskey Drinker, and A-5 I Wouldn’t Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me). Side B extends to six tracks: B-1 Money’s Gettin’ Cheaper, B-2 Feel the Need, B-3 Pontiac Blues, B-4 Squeeze Her-Tease Her, B-5 Sloppy Drunk, and B-6 The Stumble. The sequencing begins with See See Baby and concludes with The Stumble.

The core release information is as follows: artist King Biscuit Blues; title Caught in the Shuffle; label attribution to Thunderbird Records (15); catalog number ARS 091080; year of issue 1980; format vinyl; and genre categorization under Blues. The track positions are explicitly denoted from A-1 through B-6, and the song titles appear as listed above, including the parenthetical in I Wouldn’t Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me). No additional details such as track durations, personnel, recording notes, or supplementary credits are included in the supplied data.

As presented, this entry documents the album’s basic identification and contents: a blues-designated vinyl record released in 1980, carrying eleven tracks under the King Biscuit Blues name. The label credit and catalog number provide the primary release identifiers, and the side-and-position notation offers a clear map to the program order. Absent further verified information, this draft confines itself to the confirmed release metadata and the complete tracklist as provided.