Alan Lomax (January 31, 1915 – July 19, 2002) was an American folklorist and ethnomusicologist. He was one of the great field collectors of folk music of the 20th century, recording thousands of songs in the United States, Great Britain, Ireland, the Caribbean, Italy, and Spain. The Lomax Collection is now available online at http://culturalequity.org Lomax was the son of pioneering folklorist and author John Lomax, with whom he started his career by recording songs sung by sharecroppers and prisoners in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
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Joe Fraille
Black Woman
Murder's Home
Rosie
Old Alabama
No More, My Lawd
Early In The Mornin'
Jumpin' Judy
How I Got In The Penitentiary
It Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad
Levee Camp Holler
Prettiest Train
Old Dollar Mamie
Stackerlee
Tangle Eye Blues
Prison Blues
Lonesome Blues
Whoa, Buck
Duckin' And Dodgin'
Toques De Chifro
My Baby Got To Go
Penitentiary Blues
What Makes A Work Song Leader
They'll Miss Me When I'm Gone
Rock Me Mama
Troupele, Troupele
Pasacorredoiras
Jota
Cajun And Creole 01 - Six Ans Sur Mer
Coplas, Espadelando El Lino
Eres Una, Eres Dos
Alborada de Ourense
Viene Cargado de Trigo
Cantar Do Arriero
Coplas A San Pedro
Black Appalachia 01 Jimmie Strothers - Cripple Creek(Thx Popjag)
Cajun And Creole 02 - Clefs De La Prison
Coplas De Nadal, Aninovo E Reises
Six Ans Sur Mer
Cantar de Vendimia
Muiñeira de Carballo
Vengo Del Lugar De Tella
Rapaz Que Bonito
Black Appalachia 04. Nashville Washboard Band - Soldier's Joy
Xa Non Hai No Mundo Enteiro
Cajun And Creole 15 - Cajun Waltz
Black Appalachia 03 Theopolis Stokes - Washboard Rhythm
Cajun And Creole 06 - Belle Et Le Capitaine
Black Appalachia 07. Blind Pete & George Ryan - Black Bayou
Cajun And Creole 12 - Cajun Waltz
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