Person
John A. Lomax
Albums
3
Members
0
Active
1867–1948
Origin
United States
Biography
Biography pending — no prose in the substrate for this entity yet.
Discography
Credits
Crosseyed Heart
I Walk the Line
Important Recordings 1934 - 1949
The Willies
The Best of Leadbelly featuring The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet
Negro Religious Songs and Services
New York Sessions ’67
Return of the Boom Bap
King of the 12‐String Guitar
The Slide Guitar: Bottles, Knives & Steel
Folkways: A Vision Shared: A Tribute to Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly
Leadbelly
Afro-American Blues And Game Songs
Alabama - From Lullabies To Blues
American Sea Songs And Shanties (II)
Anglo-American Ballads
Anglo-American Songs And Ballads
Blind Willie McTell: 1940 The Legendary Library Of Congress Session
But This Chicken Proved Falsehearted
Cowboy Songs, Ballads, And Cattle Calls From Texas From The Archive Of American Folk Song
Dave Van Ronk And The Hudson Dusters
Folk Music Of The United States Album III: Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs, And Ballads. From The Archive Of American Folk Song
Friends Of Music In The Library Of Congress 1941
Goodnight Irene
Good Night Irene
I'm Movin' On / Goodnight, Irene
Inside-Looking Out / You're On My Mind
Jack O' Diamonds (1934 Field Recordings From Texas)
Jailhouse Blues
Jerry's Saloon Blues
Kiss The Girls (Selections From The Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Leadbelly Sings And Plays
Leadbelly's Last Sessions Part Two
Live Album
Mydnight
Negro Children's Games / Negro Lullabies And Ring Games
Negro Work Songs And Calls
Play And Dance Songs And Tunes
Religious Music Congregational & Ceremonial
Smoky Mountain Ballads
Songs And Ballads Of American History And Of The Assassination Of Presidents From The Archive Of American Folk Song
Take This Hammer
The Best Of Lieutenant Pigeon
The Great Leadbelly Accompanying Himself On The Guitar
The Library Of Congress Recordings
The Little Brown Bulls / The Sioux Indians
The Sun Years
The Titanic - The Library Of Congress Recordings, Volume Four
This Machine Kills Fascists
Tom Dooley / M.T.A.
Virginia Traditions - Non-Blues Secular Black Music
Virginia Traditions - Virginia Work Songs
Where Did You Sleep Last Night?