
Texas Gladden (1895-1967) was an American folk singer born in Saltville, Virginia. She was best known for her traditional Appalachian ballad style of singing, which she began to record in the 1930's. In 1941, along with her brother, musician Hobart Smith, she began to record with pioneer folk archivist and musicologist Alan Lomax. The largest collection of her work, which includes 37 tracks of songs and interviews is compiled on the album Texas Gladden: Ballad Legacy which Lomax produced as part of his Southern Journey series.
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One Morning in May
Three Little Babes
The Little Dappled Cow
Whole Heap of Little Horses
The Devil's nine Questions
Mental Pictures (interview)
Three Little Babes - Remastered
The Devil and the Farmer's Wife
Hicks' Farewell
Devil's Nine Questions
Whole Heap A Little Horses
Barbara Allen
Mary Hamilton
Old Kimball
Rose Connelly
Cold Mountains
Whole Heap of Little Horses - Remastered
Hush, Baby, Don't You Cry
The House Carpenter
Lord Thomas
The Three Babes
The Two Brothers
Gypsy Davy
My Lovin' Old Husband
Love's Worse than Sickness
In the Shadow of the Pines
I'm Never to Marry
Lonely Tombs - Remastered
Poor Ellen Smith
Dark Scenes of Winter
Roving Cowboy
Kind Sir, I See You've Come Again
The Scolding Wife
My Mother (interview)
The Three Babies
Down In The Willow Garden
Once I Knew a Pretty Fair Miss
Wild and Reckless Hobo
The Wreck of the Old '97
Ghost Story
I'm Never to Marry (the Girl That I Hated)
Three Little Babes (Remastered)
mental pictures
The Two Brothers (interview)
Songs and Singing (Interview)
Whole Heap of Little Horses (Remastered)
my mother
Od Time Love
The Bad Girl
The Devil & the Farmer's Wife
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