Concluding the Sticks McGhee story, this collection features the remaining twenty four issued tracks he recorded under his own name, terminating with the single he recorded in 1955 for Herald Records, just a year before he died (in his early ’40s). The Atlantic session that kicks off this CD, featuring his brother Brownie McGhee on guitar and vocals, was Stick’s last for the record label which took him to the top while the three King sessions that make up the bulk of this collection include a welter of Big Apple session talent, and includes the hillbilly-like Whiskey Women” and ”Loaded Dice,” a song that would be smartly covered by Jack Cardwell for King’s Country series.”