Lead Belly (Huddie Leadbetter) |
Many of the black ballads are intertwined with white musical traditions and the origin for some cannot be pinpointed to one or the other -- the music belongs to both. The recognition of that sharing of musical tradition was much of the point of today's show.
We hope you enjoyed.
Jim & Marti
Artist / Song / Disk / Label / Year
- Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet / Lord, Am I Born To Die? / Complete Recorded Works Volume 2 1938-1939 / Document / 1938
- Warner Williams / Mouse On The Hill / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1994
- K. C. Douglas / Casey Jones / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1952
- Lead Belly / John Hardy / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1941
- John Jackson / Railroad Bill / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1992
- Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon / Stewball / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1959
- Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, Gene Moore / John Henry / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1958
- Elizabeth Cotten / Take Me Back to Baltimore / Shake Sugaree / Smithsonian Folkways / 1965
- Elizabeth Cotten / Washington Blues / Shake Sugaree / Smithsonian Folkways / 1965
- Elizabeth Cotten / Look and Live, My Brother / Shake Sugaree / Smithsonian Folkways / 1965
- Snooks Eaglin / St. James Infirmary / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1958
- John Cephas & Phil Wiggins / Staggerlee (Stackolee) / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1991
- Robert Johnson / They're Red Hot / The Complete Recordings / Columbia / 1936
- Robert Johnson / Cross Road Blues / The Complete Recordings / Columbia / 1936
- Convicts at the Ramsey and Retrieve State Farms / Lost John / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1956
- Josh White / Betty And Dupree / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1946
- Lead Belly / Old Riley / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1948
- Jazz Gillum, Memphis Slim, and Arbee Stidham / The Race of the Jim Lee and Katy Adam / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1961
- Pink Anderson / The Titanic / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1961
- Big Bill Broonzy / Frankie and Johnny / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1957
- Earl Taylor and the Stoney Mountain Boys / White House Blues / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1959
- John Jackson / Louis Collins / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1997
- Sonny Boy Williamson / Your Funeral My Trial / Murder Songs From The Dark Side Of The Soul / Trikont / 1958
- Memphis Minnie / Biting Bug Blues / Murder Songs From The Dark Side Of The Soul / Trikont / 1935
- Roosevelt Sykes "The Honeydripper" / 44 Blues / Murder Songs From The Dark Side Of The Soul / Trikont / 1939
- Horace Sprott / Luke and Mullen / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1954
- Lead Belly / Gallis Pole / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1940s
- Pink Anderson / Boll Weevil / Classic African-American Ballads / Smithsonian Folkways / 1961
- Paramount Singers / If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again / Work and Pray On / Arhoolie Records / 1992
- The Ebony Hillbillies / Cotton-Eyed Joe / Sabrina's Holiday / EH Music / 2004
- The Ebony Hillbillies / The Old Carpenter's Waltz / Sabrina's Holiday / EH Music / 2004
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