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Spanning the most prolific part of Leadbelly's career, from when he was released from prison (after having his sentence commuted, for the second time) through his move to New York City in 1946, The Blues: Bourgeois Blues 1933-1946 released by French label Frémeaux & Associés is a pretty good selection of some of the folk/bluesman's repertoire, and includes versions of some of his most popular songs ("Rock Island Line," "Goodnight Irene," "John Hardy," "Leaving Blues," etc.). There are liner notes in both French and English included, which is a necessity for any Leadbelly release, but the two-CD set's (with 18 songs on each disc) lack of "C.C. Rider," "Good Morning Blues," and "Grey Goose" makes it only a decent compilation, and not a complete one. ~ Marisa Brown
(2-CD set) One of the greatest legendary icons of popular American music, Lead Belly's extraordinary fate led him to Texan prisons and to New York stages as the main founder of the folk movement. But above all, he was a leading bluesman as this album, wh Blues: Bourgeois Blues 1933-1946 Music Leadbelly Blues: Bourgeois Blues 1933-1946 Songs | 1. | The Old Chisholm Trail | |
| 2. | Packing Trunk | |
| 3. | Roberta | |
| 4. | New Black Snake Moan | |
| 5. | Death Letter Blues I & II | |
| 6. | Fort Worth And Dallas Blues | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Yellow Jacket Blues | |
| 8. | T.B. Woman Blues | $0.69 | |
| 9. | My Baby Quit Me | $0.99 | |
| 10. | Red River Blues | |
| 11. | Baby, Don't You Love Me No More | |
| 12. | Blind Lemmon Jefferson's Blues | |
| 13. | Matchbox Blues | |
| 14. | Bull Cow Blues | |
| 15. | Bourgeois Blues | $0.99 | |
| 16. | De Kalb Blues | $0.99 | |
| 17. | Red Cross Store Blues | |
| 18. | Leaving Blues | |
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