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Format: CD
Label: Smithsonian Folkways
Year: 2004
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
1 Shake Sugaree
2 Take Me Back To Baltimore
3 Washington Blues
4 I'm Going Away
5 Fox Chase
6 Ontario Blues
7 Fare You Well, My Darling
8 Untitled / Georgie Buck
9 Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby
10 Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby
11 Look And Live, My Brother
12 Jesus Lifted Me
13 Jesus Is Tenderly Calling
14 Buck Dance
15 Ruben
16 Oh, Miss Lulie Gal
17 Can't Get A Letter From Down The Road
18 Shoot That Buffalo
19 Boatman Dance
20 Hallelujah, It Is Done
21 Holy Ghost, Unchain My Name
22 Little Brown Jug
23 Delia
24 Ball The Jack
25 Till We Meet Again
26 When The Train Comes Along
Originally released in 1967, recorded in 1965-66. CD edition is expanded with 10 extra tracks.
The 1958 LP "Folksongs and Instrumentals With Guitar" and this compilation provide treasured bookends to Elizabeth Cotten's time in Washington, DC as a working musician and recording artist. Upon the release of "Shake Sugaree", Cotten had earned enough to leave the Seeger home with her family and pursue her music career independently.
Label: Smithsonian Folkways
Year: 2004
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
1 Shake Sugaree
2 Take Me Back To Baltimore
3 Washington Blues
4 I'm Going Away
5 Fox Chase
6 Ontario Blues
7 Fare You Well, My Darling
8 Untitled / Georgie Buck
9 Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby
10 Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby
11 Look And Live, My Brother
12 Jesus Lifted Me
13 Jesus Is Tenderly Calling
14 Buck Dance
15 Ruben
16 Oh, Miss Lulie Gal
17 Can't Get A Letter From Down The Road
18 Shoot That Buffalo
19 Boatman Dance
20 Hallelujah, It Is Done
21 Holy Ghost, Unchain My Name
22 Little Brown Jug
23 Delia
24 Ball The Jack
25 Till We Meet Again
26 When The Train Comes Along
Originally released in 1967, recorded in 1965-66. CD edition is expanded with 10 extra tracks.
The 1958 LP "Folksongs and Instrumentals With Guitar" and this compilation provide treasured bookends to Elizabeth Cotten's time in Washington, DC as a working musician and recording artist. Upon the release of "Shake Sugaree", Cotten had earned enough to leave the Seeger home with her family and pursue her music career independently.