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Barbara Dane Sings the Blues

Barbara Dane
Barbara Dane Sings the Blues Singer, activist, and founder of Paredon Records (now also under the stewardship of Smithsonian Folkways), Barbara Dane was born in 1929 and was still going strong last time we spoke with her. This album was released in 1964, and includes original songs, as well as material by Tampa Red, Willie Dixon, and Ma Rainey.

RELATED LESSON PLAN
"The Vocal Blues: Created in the Deep South of the U.S."

Track Listing

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You Don't Know Me Barbara Dane 02:59
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102
I Just Want to Make Love to You Barbara Dane 02:14
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103
Come Back,Baby Barbara Dane 02:42
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104
Stranger's Blues Barbara Dane 04:17
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105
Victim to the Blues Barbara Dane 02:08
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106
'Way Behind the Sun Barbara Dane 03:52
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201
Special Delivery Blues Barbara Dane 03:14
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202
It Hurts Me Too Barbara Dane 04:15
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203
Come on in (There Ain’t Nobody Here but Me) Barbara Dane 02:23
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204
Hard Oh Lord Barbara Dane 05:08
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205
Working People's Blues Barbara Dane 02:43
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206
Dink's Blues (Dink's Song) Barbara Dane 03:30