Editing Snooky Pryor (section)

==Discography==

===Singles===
*"Stockyard Blues" (A) / "Keep What You Got" (B) (1948), Marvel Records; reissued on Old Swing-Master in 1949
*"Telephone Blues" (A) / Snooky & Moody's "Boogie" (B) (1948), Planet Records; reissued on Old Swing-Master in 1949
*"Boogy Fool" (A) / "Raisin' Sand" (B) (1949), [[JOB Records|JOB]]
*"I'm Getting Tired" (A) / "Going Back on the Road" (B) (1952), JOB
*"Crosstown Blues" (A) / "I Want You For Myself" (B) (1953), [[Parrot Records|Parrot]]
*"Cryin' Shame" (A) / "Eighty Nine Ten" (B) (1954), JOB
*"Someone to Love Me" (A) / "Judgement Day" (B) (1956), [[Vee-Jay Records|Vee-Jay]]
*"Boogie Twist" (A) / "Uncle Sam Don't Take My Man" (B) (1963), JOB

===Albums===
*''Snooky Pryor'' (1970), Flyright Records FLY LP-100
*''Homesick James & Snooky Pryor'' (1973), [[Virgin Records|Virgin Records, London]] under licence from [[Big Bear Records]], Birmingham
*''Do It If You Want To'' (1973), [[ABC Records]], Los Angeles, New York
*''Snooky Pryor and the Country Blues'' (1973), Today Records
*''Shake Your Boogie'', (1976), Big Bear Records, Birmingham
*''Real Fine Boogie'', Snooky Pryor and Moody Jones (1980), Flyright Records
*''Snooky'' (1989), [[Blind Pig Records]]
*''Back to the Country'', Johnny Shines and Snooky Pryor (1991), Blind Pig Records
*''Snooky Pryor'' (1991), Paula Records [compilation of early singles and unissued material]
*''Too Cool to Move'' (1992), [[Antone's Record Label|Antone's Records]]<ref>Record label founded in 1987 by Clifford Antone, owner of Antone's Nightclub, in Austin, Texas, to release live recordings of performances at the club; [http://www.discogs.com/label/140518-Antones-Records Profile of Antone's Records]. [[Discogs]].com. Retrieved 2015-07-27.</ref>
*''In This Mess Up to My Chest'' (1994), Antone's Records
*''Mind Your Own Business'' (1996), Antone's Records
*''Shake My Hand'' (1999), Blind Pig Records
*''[[Double Shot!]]'', Snooky Pryor and [[Mel Brown (guitarist)|Mel Brown]] (2000), [[Electro-Fi Records]]
*''Super Harps II'', with [[Carey Bell]], [[Lazy Lester]], [[Raful Neal]] (2001), [[Telarc Records]]
*''Snooky Pryor and His Mississippi Wrecking Crew'' (2002), Electro-Fi Records
*''Mojo Ramble'' (2003), Electro-Fi Records

=== Appears on ===
* ''American Blues Legends '73'' (1973), Big Bear Records