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Folk, Gospel & Blues: Will The Circle Be Unbroken

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Folk, Gospel & Blues: Will The Circle Be Unbroken

Bob Dylan Sony

Released: Oct 12, 1999

Number of Disks: 2

Disk 1

1		Ezekiel Saw De Wheel by Fisk Jubilee Singers Time: 2:20 Size: 3MB
2		Crazy Blues by Mamie Smith & Her Jazz Hounds Time: 3:18 Size: 5MB
3		Careless Love Blues by Bessie Smith Time: 3:24 Size: 5MB
4		Frankie by Mississippi John Hurt Time: 3:21 Size: 5MB
5		Lord I Can't Just Keep From Crying by Blind Willie Johnson Time: 3:01 Size: 4MB
6		What Are They Doing In Heaven Today by Washington Phillips Time: 3:22 Size: 5MB
7		Sitting On Top Of The World by Mississippi Sheiks Time: 3:02 Size: 4MB
8		Blues Before Sunrise by Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell Time: 3:29 Size: 5MB
9		If You See My Saviour by Thomas A. Dorsey Time: 2:48 Size: 4MB
10		Broke Down Engine by Blind Willie McTell Time: 5:12 Size: 4MB
11		Mister Tom Hughes's Town by Leadbelly Time: 5:02 Size: 4MB
12		Cross Road Blues by Robert Johnson Time: 2:40 Size: 4MB
13		Key To The Highway by Big Bill Broonzy Time: 2:59 Size: 4MB
14		Nine Foot Shovel by Joshua White Time: 2:53 Size: 4MB
15		Cowboy's Lament by Burl Ives Time: 2:37 Size: 4MB
16		Me And My Chauffeur Blues by Memphis Minnie Time: 2:45 Size: 4MB
17		Swing Down Chariot by The Golden Gate Quartet Time: 3:29 Size: 5MB
18		Dere's A Man Goin' Round/ I Know De Lord by Paul Robeson Time: 2:42 Size: 4MB
19		Baby, Please Don't Go by Big Joe Williams Time: 2:45 Size: 4MB
20		Hard Day Blues by Muddy Waters Time: 2:50 Size: 4MB
21		I'll Never Forget by Ira Tucker & The Dixie Hummingbirds Time: 2:59 Size: 4MB
22		I'll Fly Away by The Trumpeteers Time: 2:35 Size: 4MB
23		I Will Move On Up A Little Higher by Mahalia Jackson Time: 5:25 Size: 8MB
24		Greenfields by The Brothers Four Time: 3:04 Size: 4MB

Disk 2

1		Blowin' In The Wind Time: 2:46 Size: 4MB
2		The Patriot Game by The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem Time: 3:28 Size: 5MB
3		Green, Green by The New Christy Minstrels under the direction of Randy Sparks, featuring Barry McGuire Time: 2:07 Size: 3MB
4		We Shall Overcome by Pete Seeger Time: 5:13 Size: 7MB
5		The Sounds Of Silence by Simon & Garfunkel Time: 3:05 Size: 4MB
6		Death Letter by Son House Time: 4:19 Size: 6MB
7		Little Boxes by Pete Seeger Time: 1:51 Size: 2MB
8		Will The Circle Be Unbroken by The Staple Singers Time: 2:38 Size: 4MB
9		Suzanne by Leonard Cohen Time: 3:47 Size: 5MB
10		Going Up To The Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue by Taj Mahal Time: 3:36 Size: 5MB
11		These Days by Tom Rush Time: 2:38 Size: 4MB
12		Mean Mistreater by Johnny Winter Time: 3:53 Size: 5MB
13		I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man by Willie Dixon Time: 4:47 Size: 7MB
14		Blue River by Eric Andersen Time: 4:45 Size: 7MB
15		Longer by Dan Fogelberg Time: 3:14 Size: 5MB
16		Romeo's Tune by Steve Forbert Time: 3:31 Size: 5MB
17		Pride And Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble Time: 3:40 Size: 5MB
18		Steady On by Shawn Colvin Time: 4:57 Size: 7MB
19		Galileo by Indigo Girls Time: 4:10 Size: 6MB
20		Stand Still by Shirley Caesar featuring John P. Kee Time: 4:17 Size: 6MB
21		Every Morning by Keb' Mo' Time: 2:58 Size: 4MB

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