Delbert Mcclinton Lyrics

(1-197 of 197 song lyrics)

Average rating for Delbert Mcclinton songs is 7.63/10 [2086 votes]. Selected popular Delbert Mcclinton song of Tuesday, July 7 2026 is "Have A Little Faith In Me".

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Weatherman Maybe Someday Baby Have A Little Faith In Me Blues About You Baby Blues As Blues Can Get Givin' It Up For Your Love I Had A Real Good Time Lone Star Blues New York City Take It Easy You Were Never Mine The Sun Medley I Received A Letter My Sweet Baby Alright By Me A Mess Of Blues Read Me My Rights I Want To Love You Midnight Communion Big River I Feel So Bad Somebody To Love You Take Me To The River Morgan City Fool Money Honey Kiss Her Once For Me Until Then I Ain't Never The Wanderer He Will Break Your Heart Starting A Rumor You Are My Sunshine Never Saw It Comin' She's Not There Anymore Call Me A Cab (when She Wants Good Lovin') My Baby Comes To Me Ain't Lost Nothing All There Is Of Me Best Of Me Do It Don't Leave Home Without It Everything I Know About The Blues Gotta Get It Worked On Honky Tonkin' (i Guess I Done Me Some) I'm Dyin' As Fast As I Can I'm With You Leap Of Faith Lie No Better Livin' It Down One Kiss Led To Another One Of The Fortunate Few Sandy Beaches Sending Me Angels Shotgun Rider Smooth Talk Special Love Song Thank You Baby That's The Way I Feel Too Much Stuff When Rita Leaves Won't Be Me Ain't No More Cane Dead Wrong Lipstick Powder And Paint Nothin' Lasts Forever Standing On Shaky Ground Mcclinton California Livin' My Love Is Burnin' Plain Old Makin' Love Who's Foolin' Who Stir It Up Cease And Desist Watchin' The Rain In The Jailhouse Now Bless 'em Two Step Too Troubled Women If You Don't Leave Me Alone (i'll Find Somebody That Will) Don't Want To Love You Shot From The Saddle Cold November Old Weakness Rooster Blues Lovinest Man Got You On My Mind You Gonna Miss Me Baby Ruth I'm Talking About You I Can't Quit You Lucky Boy (your Ramblin' Days Are Through) The Real Thing Sidewalk Diploma Crazy 'bout You A Real Bad Day Oh My A Picture Of You Too Much Good Man Good Woman (duet With Bonnie Raitt) Down Into Mexico Just A Little Bit Pancho & Lefty Corinna Tina I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore Some People Go On Mr. Pitiful Tell Me About It Why Me Cherry Street A Fool In Love Bright Side Of The Road Isn't That So Squeeze Me In Blue Monday I've Got Dreams To Remember Right To Be Wrong Pledging My Love Be Good To Yourself Hold On To Your Hiney Let The Good Times Roll Never Been Rocked Enough Let Me Be Your Lover Let Love Come Between Us Hammerhead Stew Baggage Claim Jungle Room Lovey Dovey I Used To Worry Come Together Can I Change My Mind In The Midnight Hour Victim Of Life's Circumstances Birmingham Tonight Before You Accuse Me Object Of My Affection Sick And Tired Seesaw Better Off With The Blues Every Time I Roll The Dice The Part I Like Best Spoonful Two More Bottles Of Wine Going Back To Louisiana Lipstick Traces Turn On Your Lovelight Love Rustler One More Last Chance Heartbreak Radio Have Mercy Real Good Itch These Boots Are Made For Walkin' Mary Lou Same Kind Of Crazy Please Please Please Under Suspicion Monkey Around Miss You Fever Lesson In The Pain Of Love Don't Let Go I'll Change My Style All Night Long B-Movie Boxcar Blues My Baby's Lovin' It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day) The Rub Wouldn't You Think (Should've Been Here By Now) Don't Cry No More Mama's Little Baby Your Memory, Me And The Blues Cryin' Over You Lose Your Money Wake Up Baby Can't Nobody Say I Didn't Try Hey! Baby Solid Gold Plated Fool Lay Around And Love On You It Ain't Whatcha Eat But The Way How You Chew It I Wanna Thank You Baby Shaky Ground Desperation The Jealous Kind People Just Love To Talk Willie Out Of My Mind I Need To Know One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer Long Tall Sally Hard Hearted Hannah I Want A Little Girl Sweet Talkin' Man Jambalaya Connecticut Blues I Ain't Got You Move It On Over Settin' The Woods On Fire The Sun Is Shining

Related Information for Delbert Mcclinton

Delbert McClinton is a blues musician born 4 November 1940, in Lubbock, Texas. He honed his craft working in a bar band, The Straitjackets, backing visiting blues giants such as Sonny Boy Williamson II, Howlin' Wolf, Lightnin' Hopkins, and Jimmy Reed. He made his first recordings as a member of the Ron-Dels and was noted for his distinctive harmonica work on Bruce Channel's 1962 hit "Hey Baby". On a tour of the UK with Channel, McClinton met a young John Lennon and advised him on his harmonica technique, resulting in the sound heard on the Beatles hit "Love Me Do".Relocating to Los Angeles in the early 1970s, McClinton emerged in a partnership with fellow Texan Glen Clark, performing a combination of count... read more

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