| 1 | West Africa |
| 2 | Cry for Home |
| 3 | The King Who Sold His Own |
| 4 | White Man Coming |
| 5 | Where the Blues Come From |
| 6 | Lord Tell Me It Won't Be Long |
| 7 | Work Gang |
| 8 | Praise the Lord |
| 9 | Sweet Sunday |
| 10 | Sing out the Devil |
| 11 | Boss Man Cut My Chains |
| 12 | Walkin' Country Blues |
| 13 | Man Gone Missing |
| 14 | Can't Stay Blues |
| 15 | KKK Blues |
| 16 | Too Much Drinkin |
| 17 | Catwalk Woman |
| 18 | If You've Got a Friend in Jesus |
| 19 | Head out on the Highway |
| 20 | Wild Pony |
| 21 | Steam Train Blues |
| 22 | Going Up to Memphis |
| 23 | Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49 |
| 24 | Ticket for Chicago |
| 25 | Dance All Night Long |
| 26 | Two Days Missing Down the Viper |
| 27 | Who Cares If I Do |
| 28 | What Made Me Love You |
| 29 | You Got Dixie |
| 30 | One Night with You |
| 31 | Talking 'Bout New Orleans |
| 32 | Le Fleur de La Vie |
| 33 | Catfish Girl |
| 34 | Only a Fool Plays by the Rules |
| 35 | Baby Come Home |
| 36 | Dance Avec Moi |
| 37 | L' Ete Eternal |
| 38 | Electric Guitar |
| 39 | Electric Memphis Blue |
| 40 | All Night Long |
| 41 | Born Bad |
| 42 | Let's Start Again |
| 43 | What I'm Looking For |
| 44 | Rules of Love |
| 45 | What You Done to Me |
| 46 | Hobo Love Blues |
| 47 | Pass Me By |
| 48 | The Soul of My Father's Shadow |
| 49 | My Blue World Says Hello |
| 50 | Lone Rider |
| 51 | Texas Blue |
| 52 | No Wheels Blues |
| 53 | Lone Star Boogie |
| 54 | Blind Willie |
| 55 | The American Way |
| 56 | Angellina |
| 57 | Truck Stop |
| 58 | Weekend Down Mexico |
| 59 | Texas Line Boogie |
| 60 | Too Big City |
| 61 | Houston Angel |
| 62 | I'm Moving Up |
| 63 | Maxwell Street |
| 64 | Bob Taylor |
| 65 | She's a Whole Heap of Trouble |
| 66 | Jazzy Blue |
| 67 | Hip-Sway |
| 68 | That's the Way It Goes |
| 69 | To Get Your Love |
| 70 | Chicago Morning |
| 71 | Catwalk Woman |
| 72 | Since You've Been Gone |
| 73 | All Night Long |
| 74 | Here She Come Now |
| 75 | Last Call |
| 76 | Maybe That's All I Need to Know |
| 77 | Deep Water Blues |
| 78 | If I Ever Get Over You |
| 79 | I Love the Rain |
| 80 | My Soul Crying out for You |
| 81 | If That's What You Want |
| 82 | There's No One Looking |
| 83 | What Became of You |
| 84 | My Deep Blue Ways |
| 85 | Sweet Love |
| 86 | Break Another Piece of My Heart |
| 87 | Ball & Chain |
| 88 | Gospel Trail |
| 89 | Shy Boy |
| 90 | Come Change My World |
| 91 | Call on Me |
| 92 | Just in Case You Never Knew |
| 93 | Let Me In |
| 94 | I'll Be There for You |
| 95 | The Pain of Loving You |
| 96 | Are You Ready |
| 97 | Celtic Blue |
| 98 | 'Til the Morning Sun Shines on My Love and Me |
| 99 | Lucky Day |
| 100 | What She Really Is |
| 101 | Wishing Well |
| 102 | Irish Blues |
| 103 | No More Sorrow |
| 104 | While I Eemain |
| 105 | Last Drink |
| 106 | Till I Find My True Love's Name |
| 107 | Big White Door |
| 108 | Hey Gringo |
| 109 | Immigration Blues |
| 110 | Still Trying to Clear My Name |
| 111 | Sun Is Hot |
| 112 | Screw You and Your Deep Blue Sea |
| 113 | Nothing Seems to Matter No More |
| 114 | Sometimes |
| 115 | Lampiou |
| 116 | Keep on Dancing |
| 117 | Lucifer's Anger |
| 118 | How I Know It's You |
| 119 | Forever |
| 120 | You Got Soul |
| 121 | Bajan Blue |
| 122 | My Baby Told Me |
| 123 | Got to Be Moving |
| 124 | My Baby Told Me |
| 125 | Heartbreaker |
| 126 | Yes I Do |
| 127 | Wasted Love |
| 128 | Cool, Cool Blue |
| 129 | Clarkson Blues |
| 130 | Who Killed Love |
| 131 | Never Tie Me Down |
| 132 | Mindless |
| 133 | Ain't That Just the Prettiest Thing |
| 134 | Nobody But You |
| 135 | Waiting for Love |
| 136 | Blue Morning in the Rain |
Having created the cover of Stony Road and interpreted the cover of The Blue Juke Box the close relationship between Chris Rea's music and his painting was defined. This relationship was clearly leading in one direction, a ground-breaking idea to link the two driving forces in his life. The idea of Blue Guitars was born. Eleven albums from Chris Rea in one book pack, 130 brand new Chris Rea songs inspired by the blues ranging globally across all his own interpretations of this musical form, songs that Chris believes are some of his best to date. He now had a body of work that would in normal circumstances have taken a decade to create; songs that conjured up all his favourite musical influences that had set him off down the road nearly thirty years previously. Instead of releasing all the albums in one go, or over a period of six months or a year, he decided to create something that combines his paintings with his music. Not out of some egocentric notion that his paintings and music would be appreciated in the same way, but simply that they are now inextricably linked
