Negro folk songs as sung by Lead Belly, "king of the twelve-string guitar players of the world," long-time convict in the penitentiaries of Texas and Louisiana;
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| Language: | English |
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New York,
Macmillan Co.,
1936.
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Table of Contents:
- Gwine dig a hole to put de Devil in
- Po' Howard
- Green corn
- Ha, ha, thisaway
- You cain' lose-a me, Cholly
- Whoa, back, Buck!
- Bring me li'l' water, Silvy
- Pick a bale o' cotton
- Elnora
- Julie Ann Johnson
- Looky yonder, where de sun done gone
- Billy in de lowlands
- Ol' rattler
- De grey goose
- Hoday, hoday, hoday
- One dollar bill, baby
- Dicklicker's holler
- Go down, ol' Hannah
- In dem long hot summer days
- Ain' goin' down to de well no mo'
- I'm all out an' down
- Fort Worth and Dallis blues
- C.C. Rider
- De Kalb blues
- Shorty George
- So doggone soon
- 'Fo'-day worry blues
- Jail-house blues
- Roberta
- Death letter blues
- Blind Lemon
- Mister Tom Hughes's town
- Red Cross sto'
- Doncha love me no mo'?
- De Titanic
- De ballit of de boll weevil
- Ella Speed
- Frankie and Albert
- Mary, doncha weep
- When I was a cowboy
- Becky Dean
- Take a whiff on me
- Careless love
- De midnight special
- Governor Pat Neff
- The Shreveport jail
- Governor O.K. Allen
- Irene.