Jesse Wadley, with John Wadley, Will Jones, and Felix Davenport - Longest Train I Ever Saw
from Lost Train Blues: John & Alan Lomax and the Early Folk Music Collections at the Library of Congress by John and Alan Lomax / Various Artists
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Lost Train Blues 12"
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumA 12" vinyl collection of mostly previously unissued issued archival field recordings made by John and Alan Lomax and other important early folklorists for the Library of Congress.
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Recorded by John Lomax with Lead Belly acting as First Assistant (Alan sick with influenza), Bellwood Prison Camp, Atlanta, GA,11-12 December 1934.
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from Lost Train Blues: John & Alan Lomax and the Early Folk Music Collections at the Library of Congress,
released May 8, 2016
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John and Alan Lomax / Various Artists New York, New York
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May 2016
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