Complete List Of Christone "Kingfish" Ingram Songs From A to Z

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Clarksdale, Mississippi, did more than give Christone “Kingfish” Ingram a hometown. It placed him inside one of American music’s most important landscapes, where church music, Delta blues, R&B, rock, and hip-hop could all become part of the same musical language. Born on January 19, 1999, Ingram grew up hearing artists including Robert Johnson, Lightnin’ Hopkins, B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix, and Prince while members of his extended family sang and played in church.

His fascination with the blues intensified after his father showed him a documentary about Muddy Waters when he was a child. Ingram later studied through the Delta Blues Museum’s arts and education program, learning from Bill “Howl-N-Mad” Perry and Richard “Daddy Rich” Crisman. Perry gave him the nickname “Kingfish,” and Ingram’s instrumental development moved from drums to bass and finally guitar, giving him the instincts of both a rhythm player and a commanding soloist.

Ingram began performing around Clarksdale while he was still in school, appearing at venues including Red’s Lounge, Ground Zero Blues Club, the New Roxy, Shack Up Inn, and the Delta Blues Room. In November 2014, he performed at the White House with the Delta Blues Museum band for an event hosted by Michelle Obama. His reputation spread quickly through festival appearances, television performances, and endorsements from established blues musicians.

His reach expanded beyond conventional blues stages in 2018 when he appeared in the second season of Luke Cage. The series and its soundtrack featured his performances of “I Put a Spell on You” and “The Thrill Is Gone.” That year, he also joined Rakim for an NPR Tiny Desk Concert, bringing his guitar into a setting that connected Delta blues expression with hip-hop history.

Ingram’s debut album, Kingfish, arrived in 2019 on Alligator Records. Produced by Tom Hambridge, the record introduced “Outside of This Town,” “Fresh Out,” “Been Here Before,” “Before I’m Old,” and “Hard Times.” The album topped Billboard’s Blues Albums chart, received a Grammy nomination, and established Ingram as one of the most visible young artists in contemporary blues.

His second studio album, 662, followed in 2021. Its title referred to the telephone area code covering much of the Mississippi Delta, while songs including “Another Life Goes By,” “She Calls Me Kingfish,” “Long Distance Woman,” “Too Young to Remember,” and “Rock & Roll” connected personal experience with the history and continuing evolution of the blues. 662 won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2022.

Live in London, recorded at The Garage in June 2023, documented the scale and force of Ingram’s stage performances. Along with extended versions of songs from his first two albums, the set introduced “Midnight Heat” and the instrumental “Mississippi Night” and included his version of Michael “Iron Man” Burks’ “Empty Promises.”

Ingram launched Red Zero Records in partnership with Exceleration Music and released his third studio album, Hard Road, through the label in September 2025. The eleven-song record broadened his sound through blues, rock, soul, and R&B influences on tracks including “Truth,” “Bad Like Me,” “Nothin’ but Your Love,” “Crosses,” “Clearly,” “Hard to Love,” and “Memphis.”

The same period brought several prominent collaborations. Ingram appeared with Brooks & Dunn on “Hard Workin’ Man,” contributed to music connected with the film Sinners, joined Buddy Guy for “Where U At,” recorded “Brown Liquor” with Ally Venable, and teamed with Joe Bonamassa for “Paying the Cost to Be the Boss.” In 2026, he appeared on United By Music America’s “LISTEN” while continuing the Hard Road tour.

This A-to-Z catalog includes Ingram’s studio recordings, officially released live versions, soundtrack performances, non-album singles, remixes, and selected recordings where he received a named featured or co-artist credit.

Complete List Of Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Songs From A to Z

A–E

“662” – 662 (2021)
“662 (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Another Life Goes By” – 662 (2021)
“Another Life Goes By (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Another Life Goes By (Mississippi Mix)” – with Big K.R.I.T. – Another Life Goes By (Mississippi Mix) (2022)
“Back to LA” – Hard Road (2025)
“Bad Like Me” – Hard Road (2025)
“Been Here Before” – Kingfish (2019)
“Been Here Before (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Before I’m Old” – Kingfish (2019)
“Believe These Blues” – Kingfish (2019)
“Big Legged Woman” – Popa Chubby featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Popa Chubby & Friends: I Love Freddie King (2025)
“Blues Don’t Care” – Tom Hambridge featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Blu Ja Vu (2023)
“Brown Liquor” – Ally Venable featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Money & Power (2025)
“Clearly” – Hard Road (2025)
“Crosses” – Hard Road (2025)
“Crossroads” – with Playing for Change, Keb’ Mo’, and Sierra Hull – Crossroads single (2025)
“Empty Promises” – Empty Promises single (2020)
“Empty Promises (Live)” – Live in London (2023)

F–J

“Fresh Out” – featuring Buddy Guy – Kingfish (2019)
“Fresh Out (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Ghost from Christmas Past” – Ghost from Christmas Past single (2020)
“Hard Times” – Kingfish (2019)
“Hard Times (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Hard to Love” – Hard Road (2025)
“Hard Workin’ Man” – with Brooks & Dunn – Reboot II (2024)
“I Got to See You” – 662 (2021)
“I Put a Spell on You” – Luke Cage: Season 2 (Original Soundtrack Album) (2018)
“If You Love Me” – Kingfish (2019)
“It Ain’t Right” – Kingfish (2019)

K–O

“Letter from Bluewater Man” – Letter from Bluewater Man single (2021)
“LISTEN” – United By Music America featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – WE’VE GOT THE MUSIC (2026)
“Listen” – Kingfish (2019)
“Listen (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Long Distance Woman” – 662 (2021)
“Long Distance Woman (Live Intro)” – Live in London (2023)
“Long Distance Woman (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Love Ain’t My Favorite Word” – Kingfish (2019)
“Memphis” – Hard Road (2025)
“Midnight Heat (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Mississippi Night (Live Instrumental)” – Live in London (2023)
“Mound Bayou / Proper Black Folks” – Ludwig Göransson featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Sinners (Original Motion Picture Score) (2025)
“My Bad” – 662 (2021)
“Not Gonna Lie” – 662 (2021)
“Not Gonna Lie (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Nothin’ but Your Love” – Hard Road (2025)
“Only Fan” – Emi Secrest featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Only Fan single (2024)
“Outside of This Town” – Kingfish (2019)
“Outside of This Town (Live)” – Live in London (2023)

P–T

“Paying the Cost to Be the Boss” – with Joe Bonamassa – B.B. King’s Blues Summit 100 (single issued 2025; album released 2026)
“Rock & Roll” – 662 (2021)
“Rock & Roll (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“S.S.S.” – Hard Road (2025)
“She Calls Me Kingfish” – 662 (2021)
“She Calls Me Kingfish (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Something in the Dirt” – 662 (2021)
“Something in the Dirt (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Standing on Business” – Hard Road (2025)
“That’s All It Takes” – 662 (2021)
“That’s Fine by Me” – Kingfish (2019)
“That’s What You Do” – 662 (2021)
“The Thrill Is Gone” – Luke Cage: Season 2 (Original Soundtrack Album) (2018)
“Too Young to Remember” – 662 (2021)
“Trouble” – Kingfish (2019)
“Truth” – Hard Road (2025)
“Voodoo Charm” – Hard Road (2025)

U–Z

“Where U At” – Buddy Guy featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Ain’t Done with the Blues (2025)
“Where You Found Me” – Mustang McGee featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Where You Found Me single (2025)
“You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover” – Albert Castiglia featuring Rayne Castiglia and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Righteous Souls (2024)
“You’re Already Gone” – 662 (2021)
“You’re Already Gone (Live)” – Live in London (2023)
“Your Time Is Gonna Come” – 662 (2021)