Other Mixes By Texas Hobart
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Mixed Genre
CD
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Blues
CD
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Blues
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Mixed Genre
John Henry (2 CDs)
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Etta Baker | John Henry | |
| Uncle Dave Macon | Death of John Henry(Steel Driving Man) | |
| Henry Thomas | ||
| Mississippi John Hurt | ||
| The Callahan Brothers | ||
| Joe Thompson | ||
| The Mountain Ramblers | ||
| Eddie One String Jones | ||
| Josh White | ||
| J.J. Neece | ||
| Deford Bailey | ||
| Dock Boggs | ||
| James Roberts | ||
| Ed Lewis | ||
| John Jackson | ||
| Golden Gate Quartet | ||
| Kilby Snow | ||
| Peg Leg Sam featuring Louisiana Red | ||
| Studio Group | ||
| Williamson Brothers and Curry | ||
| Bill and Jean Davis | ||
| Snooks Eaglin | ||
| John Lee Hooker | ||
| Pete Seeger | ||
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Paul Robeson | John Henry | |
| John Cephas and Phil Wiggins | ||
| Pete Seeger, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee | ||
| Lead Belly | ||
| The Mammals | ||
| The Sundowners | ||
| New Lost City Ramblers | ||
| John Jacob Niles | ||
| Don Reno & Red Smiley | ||
| Cedell Davis,Willie Wright | ||
| Woody Guthrie | ||
| The Del McCoury Band | ||
| Furry Lewis | ||
| David Johnson | ||
| Gabriel Brown, John & Rochelle French | ||
| Rube Rubin and The Westerners | ||
| John Lomax, Jr. | ||
| Charlie Parr | ||
| Bill McAdoo and Pete Seeger | ||
| Merle Travis | ||
| Blind John Davis | ||
| Larry Caldwell and Speedy Price | ||
| Leon Copas and Eddie Dean | ||
| Joe Glazer | ||
| Memphis Slim | ||
| The Settlers | ||
Comment:
John Henry was a steel driving man.As far as works songs go this is my favorite.So many folks did this song and i figured they needed to be put together in a mix.I like the way all the different versions sound together.
Feedback:
I could imagine there being so many versions of this song, but to compile all of these...impressive! A daunting accomplishment...
& Texas Hobart was a mix makin man . . .
I love the idea of so many great performers all giving you their own take on this one classic song - what a concert.
I love the idea of so many great performers all giving you their own take on this one classic song - what a concert.
You really did your research here.
I'm with Brother Funky on this, impeccable.


