Freight Train Freight train, freight train, run so fast Freight train, fre…
Going Down the Road Feeling Bad Going down the road feeling bad honey babe Lord Going down t…
I'm Going Away I am goin' away, baby, And I'm goin' to stay; You spent…
Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie One old women Lord in this town Keeps a-telling her lies…
Praying Time Will Soon Be Over Praying time soon will be over Praying time soon will be…
Shake Sugaree Have a little song, won't take long Sing it right, once…
Time To Stop Your Idling Time to stop your idling Get on your knees and pray Time…
When I get Home I shall have a crown to wear when I get…
When I'm Gone You're gonna miss me by my walk You're gonna miss me…
When The Train Comes Along When that train come along When the train come along I'll …
Willie Johnson said to Willie Oh, one Friday night Sure you can c…

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@PHJimY

10y↑24

When I bought this record in the early sixties, it was called "Negro Folk Songs & Tunes From North Carolina", same record, different title. I still have it and still play it. This and "Dave Van Ronk Folk Singer" were the two records that taught me to fingerpick. I still play songs from those records.

@deino1121

2y↑1

i love "samson and delilah" off the van ronk album

@johnshields8341

10y↑17

this is some of the best guitar music ever recorded

@lanslay7342

5y↑7

Absolutely awesome!!👍👍👏👏🇱🇷💕❤️✝️💓💗

@234962

3y↑7

A REAL LADY OUTSTANDING!!

@r.emorse3036

7y↑11

she should statues built on her genius i am reluctant to use the word didnt we all shake sugaree

@i08237

2y↑3

There is one in her birth town, chapel hill, nc

@Robutube1

5y↑7

"A good example"?! Shame on you @JRRecordingCo. This is, without doubt, a masterclass. Elizabeth Cotten plays not just left-handed but upside down. Please read the comments of others here and rethink your tone. A work of genius is on show, not just a "good example".

@PHJimY

2y↑4

That paragraph was a quote from Mike Seeger, taken from the liner notes in the booklet that came with Libba's first LP. not the words of J.R. Rhodes. You should have said, "Shame on you Mike Seeger."
By the way, Mike knew Libba from when he was a kid and he produced her first LP on Folkways. Libba's return to playing music was on a guitar borrowed from the Seeger family.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HByPKQDN1AM