Lead Belly memorial.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Leadbelly, 1885-1949.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

African Americans--Music.

Folk songs, English--United States.

Folk songs, English.

United States.

Blues (Music).

Genre:

Sound recordings.

Folk music.

Music.

Physical Description:

audio discs : 33 1/3 rpm. ; 12 in.

12 in.

Other Title:

Leadbelly memorial.

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Stinson, [1962-]

System Details:

33 1/3 rpm

microgroove

Contents:

v. 1. Good night, Irene. Good morning blues. On a Monday. Old Riley. John Henry. Rock Island Line. Ain't you glad. How long.

v. 2. Meeting at the building. Talking, preaching. We shall walk through the valley. Cow cow yicky yicky yea. Out on the Western Plains. Fiddler's dram. Yellow Girl. Green corn. Noted rider. Big fat woman. Burrow love and go. Bring me li'l water, Silvy. Julie Ann Johnson. Line 'em. Whoe back, Buck. John Hardy.

(continued) v. 3. The grey goose. Red Cross store blues. Ham and eggs. Red River. Black girl. You don't miss your water blues. Blind Lemon. Leadbelly's dance. In the evening when the sun goes down. Digging my potatoes. Alberta.

v. 4. The boll weevil. Ain't going down to the well no mo/Go down old Hannah. Frankie and Albert. Fannin Street. Bourgeois blues. Looky looky yonder/Black Betty. Women's door bells. Poor Howard/Green corn. The gallis pole. De Kalb women.

Participant:

Sung by Lead Belly, with guitar acc.

Notes:

Title on container spines: A Leadbelly memorial.

Program notes by Kenneth S. Goldstein and texts on containers.

OCLC:

3243470

Publisher Number:

SLP 17 Stinson

SLP 19 Stinson

SLP 48 Stinson

SLP 51 Stinson