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(Blues) Leadbelly - Shout On
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Type:
Audio Music
Title:
(Blues) Leadbelly - Shout On
Category:
Audio/Music
Uploaded:
2011-06-24 (by nightissuchproximity)
Description:
mp3 320kbps
Styles: Folk-Blues, Folksongs, Songster
Released: 1998
Label: Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Art: front
1. Shout On - 2:12
2. Little Children's Blues - 2:34
3. Governor Pat Neff - 3:42
4. Ain't Going Down to the Well No More - 1:08
5. Go Down Old Hannah - 2:07
6. Come and Sit Down Beside Me - 1:05
7. How Long, How Long - 2:16
8. Old Man - 2:38
9. John Henry - 3:13
10. Jean Harlow - 1:41
11. Birmingham Jail - 1:51
12. Don't Sleep Too Long - 2:07
13. It Was Early One Morning - 2:25
14. Uncle Sam Says - 2:16
15. If You Want to Do Your Part - 2:42
16. National Defense Blues - 3:15
17. Whoa Back Buck - 2:13
18. Ham and Eggs - 2:49
19. Midnight Special - 2:17
20. Grey Goose - 1:37
21. Yellow Gal - 2:26
22. Green Corn - 1:18
23. The Parting Song - 2:55
24. Rooster Crows at Midnight - 1:23
25. Skip to My Lou - 1:32
26. More Yet - Little Boy How Old Are You - Green Grass Growing All Around - 2:53
27. What Are Little Boys Made Of - Polly Wee - 2:22
28. Ha Ha This A-Way - 1:35
29. You Can't Lose Me, Cholly - 1:36
30. It Was Soon One Morning - 1:16
31. Take This Hammer - 2:18
32. Pick a Bale of Cotton - 1:23
Although the original Leadbelly LP bearing this name (Folkways 31030) was drawn from October 1948 sessions, the CD reissue adds 17 tracks, some recorded as early as 1941, and so should be now considered an anthology of 1940s work. This does not rate among the best Leadbelly collections: due to illness, his guitar skills had diminished by the 1948 sessions that comprise much of the disc, and there are better versions of some of the songs elsewhere. It's still plenty worthwhile, though, particularly when Leadbelly is boosted by Sonny Terry's vocal and harmonica on several numbers, including Leroy Carr's blues "How Long, How Long." The CD is divided into thematic sections that, other than the '48 recordings, feature three patriotic tunes about U.S. efforts in World War II; five numbers recorded with Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston in 1946, including the perennial favorite "Midnight Special"; and seven children-oriented selections.
Booklet available here:
http://media.smithsonianfolkways.org/liner_notes/smithsonian_folkways/SFW40105.pdf
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