On which albums was the song “Levee Camp Blues” released by Fred McDowell?

Fred McDowell released the song on the albums “Steakbone Slide Guitar”, “Mississippi Fred McDowell” in 1969, and “Mississippi Fred McDowell in London, Volume 2” in 1970.

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Levee Camp Blues

Well, I worked on the levee
Till I went stone blind
Well, I worked on the levee, baby
Till I went stone blind

Well, you can't do me
Like you done po' shine
Lord, you took his money
I declare, you can't take mine

Captain, come out drive him
And he won't go long all around
How can I drive him, captain?
And he won't go long all around
He won't eat no oatmeal
Or he won't even eat his corn

I'm a long line skinner
I got the shortest line
I'm a long time skinner
I got the shortest line
I'm a long line skinner
But I've got the shortest line

Well, I worked on levee
Honey and I worked old Belle
Well, I worked old Lou Captain
Lordy and I worked old Belle
I couldn't find a mule
Lord with a shoulder well

Lord, that captain hollerin, hurry
Boy, you know I'm almost flyin'
Well, that captain hollerin, hurry
Lordy and I'm almost flyin'
Lord, he ain't gotta worry a bit, baby
He won't even keep time

Trivia about the song Levee Camp Blues by Fred McDowell

On which albums was the song “Levee Camp Blues” released by Fred McDowell?: Fred McDowell released the song on the albums “Steakbone Slide Guitar”, “Mississippi Fred McDowell” in 1969, and “Mississippi Fred McDowell in London, Volume 2” in 1970.