Hard copies of Rogers CDs: two copies Bluebird (1994); three copies of Feelin’Good (1994); Chess 50th Anniversary Muddy Waters: His Best (1997); Jimmy Rogers with Ronnie Earl (1991); bootleg copy called “That’s All Right” from Blues Encore Records (1996); two copies Ludella (1990); Jimmy Rogers Complete Chess Recordings (1997); Jimmy D Lane Legacy (1998); I’m Ready Muddy Waters (1978); Chicago Blues At Home, Testament Records, Legendary Blues Artists in Informal Settings (1995); Jimmy Rogers All Stars Blues Band, Blues, Blues, Blues (1999). 14 studio reel-to-reel tapes: (1) “Jimmy Rogers” Skyhill Publishing tape with eight tracks—Shelby Country Women, Slick Chick, I Lost a Good Woman, Dolcie Belle, Sloopy Drunk (vocal), Sloopy Drunk (instr.), Blues, Backdoor Friend, Lou-Della (2) “J.A. Lane A.K.A. Jimmy Rogers” Sound Studios tape with five tracks—Broken Heart, Act Like You Love Me, Blues Fallings, Lend Me Your Love, .U.SS.W.S.SIMS. (3) Black tape reel box, not labeled (4) Concert Tape (live) (5) Tape in Audio Magnetics case with an inside label: Doctor [Shufflacon’s?], Willie [Mabon], Jimmy Rogers, KOKO [Taylor], The Aces (6) Tape from J.D. Harris to Frank Advent Prod. of Chicago (7-9) Unidentified tape reels (7 in.) (10) Box lid and empty tape reel (7 in.) (11) Unidentified tape (3 in.) (12) Leo W. Bruin tape (5 in.) (13) Unidentified tape (14) Empty tape reel
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