Elizabeth Cotten, Shake Sugaree - 60m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Shake Sugaree	5:02
2. Take Me Back To Baltimore	1:59
3. Washington Blues	3:37
4. I'm Going Away	3:25
5. Fox Chase	3:42
6. Ontario Blues	3:45
7. Fare You Well, My Darling	2:02
8. Untitled/Georgie Buck	3:01
9. Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby	0:53
10. Mama, Nobody's Here But The Baby	1:36
11. Look & Live, My Brother	1:52
12. Jesus Lifted Me	2:08
13. Jesus Is Tenderly Calling	1:39
14. Buck Dance	1:52
15. Ruben	2:13
16. Oh, Miss Lulie Gal	1:31
17. Can't Get A Letter From Down The Road	1:44
18. Shoot That Buffalo	1:40
19. Boatman Dance	1:47
20. Hallelujah, It Is Done	1:34
21. Holy Ghost, Unchain My Name	1:25
22. Little Brown Jug	2:22
23. Delia	2:12
24. Ball The Jack	2:34
25. Till We Meet Again	2:03
26. When The Train Comes Along	2:44

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Review

Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten (1896-1987) wrote her well-known song "Freight Train" at the age of 11 and sang it nearly 80 years. Through her songwriting, her quietly commanding personality, and her unique left-handed guitar and banjo styles, she has inspired and influenced generations of younger artists. Cotten was declared a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts in 1984, and was recognized by the Smithsonian Institution as a "living treasure." She received a Grammy Award in 1985 when she was 90. These essential 1965-66 recordings include ten previously unreleased tracks. 26 tracks. 60 minutes. Reissued from Folkways 31003.

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