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Leadbelly's Last Sessions

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Song	Lyrics	Save	Buy
PLAY QUEUE 1 Yes, I Was Standing in the Bottom		save
PLAY 2 Yes, I'm Going Down to Louisiana
PLAY 3 I Ain't Going Down to the Well No More
PLAY QUEUE 4 Dick Ligger's Holler		save
PLAY QUEUE 5 Miss Liza Jane		save
PLAY QUEUE 6 Dog Latin Song		save
PLAY QUEUE 7 Leaving Blues		save
PLAY QUEUE 8 Go Down Old Hannah		save
PLAY QUEUE 9 Blue Tail Fly		save
PLAY QUEUE 10 Nobody in This World Is Better Than Us		save
PLAY QUEUE 11 We're in the Same Boat, Brother		save
PLAY QUEUE 12 Looky Looky Yonder		save
PLAY QUEUE 13 Jolly O' the Ransom		save
PLAY QUEUE 14 Old Ship of Zion		save
PLAY QUEUE 15 Bring Me Li'l Water, Silvy		save
PLAY QUEUE 16 Mistreatin' Mama		save
PLAY QUEUE 17 Black Betty		save
PLAY 18 Ain't Goin' Down to the Well No Mo'
PLAY 19 I'm Going Back Down in Louisiana
PLAY QUEUE 20 I Don't Know You, What Have I Done		save
PLAY QUEUE 21 Rock Island Line		save
PLAY QUEUE 22 Old Man		save
PLAY QUEUE 23 Shorty George		save
PLAY QUEUE 24 Stewball		save
PLAY QUEUE 25 Bottle up and Go		save
PLAY QUEUE 26 You Know I Got to Do It		save
PLAY 27 Ain't It a Shame to Go Fishin' on a Sunday
PLAY 28 I Ain't Gonna Drink Anymore
PLAY QUEUE 29 Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues [#]		save
PLAY QUEUE 30 My Lindy Lou		save
PLAY QUEUE 31 I'm Thinking of a Friend		save
PLAY QUEUE 32 He Never Said a Mumbling Word		save
PLAY QUEUE 33 I Don't Want No More of Army Life		save
PLAY QUEUE 34 In the World		save
PLAY QUEUE 35 I Want to Go Home		save
PLAY QUEUE 36 New Iberia		save
PLAY QUEUE 37 Dancing With Tears in My Eyes		save
PLAY QUEUE 38 John Henry		save
PLAY QUEUE 39 Salty Dog		save
PLAY QUEUE 40 National Defense Blues		save
PLAY QUEUE 41 Easy, Mr. Tom		save
PLAY QUEUE 42 Relax Your Mind		save
PLAY QUEUE 43 Bottle up and Go		save
PLAY QUEUE 44 Polly Wolly Wee		save
PLAY QUEUE 45 Pig Latin Song [2nd Version]		save
PLAY QUEUE 46 Hawaiian Song		save
PLAY QUEUE 47 Drinkin' Lum y a Alla		save
PLAY 48 The Grey Goose
PLAY QUEUE 49 Silver City Bound		save
PLAY QUEUE 50 The Titanic		save
PLAY QUEUE 51 Death Letter Blues		save
PLAY 52 Mary Don't You Weep
PLAY QUEUE 53 He Never Said a Mumbling Word		save
PLAY QUEUE 54 Midnight Special		save
PLAY QUEUE 55 Boll Weevil		save
PLAY QUEUE 56 Careless Love		save
PLAY QUEUE 57 Easy Rider		save
PLAY 58 Cry for Me
PLAY 59 Ain't Going to Drink No More (De Kalb Blues)
PLAY QUEUE 60 Birmingham Jail		save
PLAY QUEUE 61 Old Riley		save
PLAY 62 Julie Ann Johnson
PLAY QUEUE 63 It's Tight Like That		save
PLAY QUEUE 64 4, 5 & 9		save
PLAY QUEUE 65 Good Morning Babe, How Do You Do?		save
PLAY 66 Jailhouse Blues
PLAY QUEUE 67 Well, You Know I Had to Do It		save
PLAY 68 Goodnight Irene
PLAY QUEUE 69 25 Cent Dude		save
PLAY QUEUE 70 How Come You Do Me Like You Do?		save
PLAY QUEUE 71 Hello Central		save
PLAY QUEUE 72 Hesitation Blues		save
PLAY QUEUE 73 I'll Be Down on the Last Bread Wagon		save
PLAY QUEUE 74 Somebody's Diggin' My Potatoes [#]		save
PLAY QUEUE 75 Springtime in the Rockies		save
PLAY QUEUE 76 Chinatown		save
PLAY QUEUE 77 Rock Island Line		save
PLAY QUEUE 78 Backwater Blues		save
PLAY QUEUE 79 Sweet Mary		save
PLAY 80 Goodnight Irene
PLAY QUEUE 81 Easy, Mr. Tom		save
PLAY QUEUE 82 In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)		save
PLAY QUEUE 83 I'm Alone Because I Love You		save
PLAY QUEUE 84 In New Orleans (House of the Rising Sun)		save
PLAY 85 Mary Don't You Weep
PLAY QUEUE 86 Talk About Fannin Street		save
PLAY QUEUE 87 Fannin Street		save
PLAY 88 Sugared the Beer
PLAY QUEUE 89 Didn't Old John Cross the Water		save
PLAY QUEUE 90 Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out		save
PLAY QUEUE 91 Bully of the Town		save
PLAY QUEUE 92 Sweet Jenny Lee		save
PLAY QUEUE 93 Yellow Gal		save
PLAY QUEUE 94 He Was the Man		save
PLAY QUEUE 95 We're in the Same Boat, Brother		save
PLAY QUEUE 96 Leaving Blues		save

AMG Review of Leadbelly's Last Sessions

Bruce Eder
All Music Guide

Four CDs containing the best part of Leadbelly's only recordings on magnetic recording tape, which allowed him to stretch his songs to their usual length for the first time on record. The clarity of the recording, the presence of the between-song comments, and the selection of material makes this a seminal part of any serious collection.