Parchman Farm 8/33

August , 1933
Parchman, Sunflower County, Mississippi, United States
The first of the Lomax recordings made at Parchman Farm—songs and hollers recorded in several of the penitentiary's camps.
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Thank You Master 08/09/1933
Little David, Play On Your Harp 08/09/1933
I Just Stand, Wring My Hands and Cry 08/09/1933
Were You There When They Crucified My Lord 08/09/1933
The Dangerous Blues 08/09/1933
Prison Rider Blues 08/09/1933
All I Want 08/09/1933
Hush Your Mouth 08/09/1933
blank band 08/09/1933
And He Never Said A Mumblin' Word (#1) 08/09/1933
The Gulf Is A Long Railroad 08/09/1933
All I Need 08/09/1933
Sis Joe 08/09/1933
You Kicked and Stomped and Beat Me 08/09/1933
Rosie 08/09/1933
Black Gal 08/09/1933
Waterworks In Georgia 08/09/1933
Bad Man Ballad 08/09/1933
Rosie 08/09/1933
Po' Lazarus (#1) 08/09/1933
Po' Lazarus (#2) 08/09/1933
Strange Things Happening In the Land 08/09/1933
And He Never Said A Mumblin' Word (#2) 08/09/1933
Take This Hammer 08/09/1933
Little Billy Marie (fragment) 08/09/1933
This Train (#1) 08/09/1933
This Train (#2) 08/09/1933
I Heard A Mighty Rumblin' 08/09/1933
Little Billy Marie 08/09/1933
My Baby Sister Keeps On Writin' 08/09/1933
T for Texas 08/09/1933
Drink My Morning Tea 08/09/1933
Roxie 08/09/1933
East Colorado 08/09/1933
Let Your Bangs Hang Down 08/09/1933
Alabama Bound 08/09/1933
Stewball 08/09/1933
Alabama Bound 08/09/1933
One Mornin' at the Break of Day 08/09/1933
Levee Camp Holler 08/09/1933
John Henry 08/09/1933
Brady, Brady 08/09/1933
John Henry 08/09/1933
Little Baby Frenchman (fragment) 08/09/1933
Rosie 08/09/1933
Thelma 08/09/1933
Bad Man Ballad 08/09/1933
I'm Troubled About My Soul 08/09/1933
When You Look Way Cross that Lonesome Stream 08/09/1933
In the Bye and Bye 08/09/1933