On which albums was the song “Pony Blues” released by Charley Patton?

Charley Patton released the song on the albums “Charley Patton Vol. 1 (1929)” in 1990, “King of the Delta” in 1996, “Complete Recordings, CD A” in 2002, and “The Best of Charlie Patton” in 2003.

Who composed the song “Pony Blues” by Charley Patton?

The song “Pony Blues” by Charley Patton was composed by CHARLEY PATTON.

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Pony Blues

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Baby, saddle my pony, saddle up my black mare
Baby, saddle my pony, saddle up my black mare
I'm gonna find a rider, baby, in the world somewhere

"Hello central, the matter with your line?"
"Hello central, matter, Lord, with your line?"
"Come a storm last night an' tore the wire down"

Got a brand new Shetland, man, already trained
Brand new Shetland, baby, already trained
Just get in the saddle, tighten up on your reins

And a brownskin woman like somethin' fit to eat
Brownskin woman like somethin' fit to eat
But a jet black woman, don't put your hands on me

Took my baby, to meet the mornin' train
Took baby, meet that mornin' train
An' the blues come down, baby, like showers of rain

I got somethin' to tell you when I gets a chance
Somethin' to tell you when I get a chance
I don't wanna marry, just wanna be your man

Trivia about the song Pony Blues by Charley Patton

On which albums was the song “Pony Blues” released by Charley Patton?: Charley Patton released the song on the albums “Charley Patton Vol. 1 (1929)” in 1990, “King of the Delta” in 1996, “Complete Recordings, CD A” in 2002, and “The Best of Charlie Patton” in 2003.
Who composed the song “Pony Blues” by Charley Patton?: The song “Pony Blues” by Charley Patton was composed by CHARLEY PATTON.