anyone know a blues song called 'things will be better after you're gone'?

Here is the track list for that CD compilation:

Disc 1

1. Trouble Blues - Charles Brown

2. Funny How Time Slips Away - Junior Parker

3. Country Boy - Muddy Waters

4. Nobody - Joe Williams

5. Straighten Up & Fly Right - Carmen McRae

6. Whiskey Drinking Woman - Jimmy Witherspoon

7. Why My Baby - T-Bone Walker

8. Five Long Years - Junior Parker

9. Slow And Easy - Lonnie Johnson

10. Grand Spivey - Victoria Spivey

11. Goin' To Chicago - Joe Williams With The Count Basie Orchestra

12. Baby, Let Me Hold Your Hand - Charles Brown

Disc 2

1. Long Distance Call - Muddy Waters

2. Bad Luck Shadow - Johnny Otis

3. Don't forget To Close The Door - Pee Wee Crayton

4. Another Night To Cry - Lonnie Johnson

5. Treat Me So Low Down - T-Bone Walker

6. Driftin' Blues - Charles Brown

7. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out - Jimmy Witherspoon

8. Darling Depend On Me - Junior Parker And Jimmy McGriff

9. Blues For A Broken Down Funky Old Bus - Jimmy McGriff

10. Good Looking Woman - Muddy Waters

11. I Had A Dream - Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson

12. Woman - The T-Bone Walker Quintet

13. The Blues Train To Georgia - Jimmy McGriff

http://www.amazon.com/Blues-Rainy-Day-Various-Arti...

It doesn't seem to have the song you are talking about.

There's a well known jazz standard called "After you've gone".