Alan Lomax Negro Prison Songs 1958 NEAR MINT Vinyl Tradition LP
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Apr 29, 2014 Sold Date
Apr 22, 2014 Start Date
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Alan Lomax Negro Prison Songs 1958 NEAR MINT Vinyl Tradition LP Description: Rare Original US Prison 'Blues' Lp. The Album Features A Collection of work songs and blues recorded in 1947 By Alan Lomax at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman, Mississippi.
SONGS ARE:
Murder's Home
Old Alabama
Black Woman
Jumpin' Judy
Whoa Buck
Prettiest Train
Old Dollar Mamie
It Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad
Rosie
Levee Camp Holler
What Makes A Work Song Leader?
Early In The Mornin'
How I Got In The Penitentiary
Tangle Eye Blues
Stackerlee
Prison Blues
Artist: Alan Lomax
Title: Negro Prison Songs
Label: Tradition
Matrix Number: TLP 1020
Release Date: 1958
Record Condition: NEAR MINT
Cover Condition: Excellent (2 minor corner dents)

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