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Complete recorded works in chronological order. Vol. 7, 1947-1949
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- Creator
- Leadbelly
- Other Title
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- Title on container spine: Leadbelly, vol. 7 (1947-1949)
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Vienna, Austria : Document Records, [1999]
- ℗1999
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocm47919469
- Credits
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- Leadbelly, vocals and guitar ; in part with Brownie McGhee, guitar ; Sonny Terry, vocals, harmonica ; Martha Ledbetter, vocals
- Compact disc.
- Program notes by Ken Romanowski and discographical information inserted in container.
- Originally recorded June 14, 1947-June 15, 1949, New York, N.Y. and Austin, Tex.
- Green corn ("This is jazz" broadcast) -- John Henry ("This is jazz" broadcast) -- Tell me baby what was wrong with you -- Noted rider -- Take a whiff on me -- Ox driving moan -- John Henry (with Brownie McGhee, guitar ; Sonny Terry, harmonica) -- Pick a bale of cotton (with Brownie McGhee, guitar ; Sonny Terry, harmonica) -- Go down, Old Hannah -- Ain't going down to the well no more -- Shout on (Honey I'm all out and down) (with Sonny Terry, vocals) -- It was soon one morning -- Whoa back buck -- Birmingham Jail (Down in the valley) -- Take this hammer -- It was early one mornin' (Jail house blues) -- Goin' back to Mary (If I had you Governor/Governor Pat Neff) -- Come and sit down beside me -- Ha, ha this a way -- You can't lose a me, Charlie -- Rooster crows at midnight (Christmas Day) -- Skip to my Lou -- Parting song (When you smile-o) -- Good morning blues (WNYC Jazz Festival) -- Ain't gonna let you worry my life no more (WNYC Jazz Festival) -- Pretty papa (WNYC Jazz Festival) -- Old ship of Zion (with Martha Ledbetter) (live) -- I will be so glad when I get home (with Martha Ledbetter)