Mind Your Own Business (1997)

About this title: Good chunky barroom blues on this outing from a grand old harmonica player. Pryor saves the serious energy for his harp blowing, but he does just fine as a vocalist too, with a nicely aged and lived-in voice. Everybody on the record has a set place and knows their moves, and that's okay too. This is a good-times kind of album. Steven McDonald, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. Mind Your Own Business [Pryor]
2. Come on Down to My House [Pryor]
3. Goin' Back to Arkansas [Pryor]
4. Motty and Me [Pryor]
5. I'm So Glad [Pryor]
6. You Set Me Free [Pryor]
7. Miss Fanny Brown [Pryor]
8. Good or Bad Times [Pryor]
9. Shake Your Boogie [Pryor]
10. Diggin' My Potatoes [Pryor]
11. No More Monkey Business [Pryor]
12. Little Brown Hen [Pryor]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.