Send Down Your Hand (151-B)
Death Letter Blues (152-A)
Death Letter Blues (fragments) (152-B)
Dick Licker's Holler (154-A)
Whoa Back Buck
Billy In The Low Ground (155-A)
Grey Goose
I'm All Out And Down (156-B)
John Hardy
I Walked Her And Talked Her (157-B-1)
Gwine Dig A Hole (993-A-1)
Polly-Polly-Wee (993-A-2)
Jawbone Walk (993-A-3)
Last Night In The Evening (994-A)
Somethin', Somethin' Keeps-A-Worrin' Me (994-B)
All Out And Down (995-B-3)
Hello Central (996-A-1)
Raccoon Up The 'simmon Tree (996-A-2)
Julie Ann Johnson (998-A-2)
He's Just The Same Today (2020-A)
Rock Of Ages (2023-A)
Leaving On The Morning Train (2501-B)
Most popular songs of Lead Belly
Goodnight Irene
Lead Belly
Where Did You Sleep Last Night
Lead Belly
The Midnight Special
2009 • Masterworks
Fannin Street
1939 • Negro Sinful Songs
Take This Hammer
Lead Belly Complete Recorded Works 1939-1947 In Chronological Order - Volume 4
Shorty George
1994 • Leadbelly Complete Recorded Works 1939-1947 in Chronological Order - Volume 1
On a Monday
2005 • Leadbelly Vol. 6 (1947)
Boll Weevil
2006 • Lead Belly's Last Sessions
The Boll Weevil
1939 • Negro Sinful Songs
Pick a Bale of Cotton
1994 • Leadbelly Complete Recorded Works 1939-1947 in Chronological Order - Volume 1
John Henry
2004 • The History Of The Guitar
Rock Island Line
Lead Belly Complete Recorded Works 1939-1947 In Chronological Order - Volume 4
Trivia about the album Leadbelly Arc & Library Of Congress Recordings Vol. 4 (1935-1938) by Lead Belly
- In what year was the album “Leadbelly Arc & Library Of Congress Recordings Vol. 4 (1935-1938)” released by Lead Belly?
- The album “Leadbelly Arc & Library Of Congress Recordings Vol. 4 (1935-1938)” was released in 2005 by Lead Belly, featuring 22 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “Leadbelly Arc & Library Of Congress Recordings Vol. 4 (1935-1938)” by Lead Belly?
- “Whoa Back Buck” is the biggest hit from the album “Leadbelly Arc & Library Of Congress Recordings Vol. 4 (1935-1938)” by Lead Belly.