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Blues Number 1

Belton Sutherland
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Belton Sutherland


Belton Sutherland [1911- 1983] - (vocal and guitar) performs an improvised blues on Clyde Maxwell's porch. Shot by Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Worth Long at Maxwell's farm near Canton, Mississippi, September 3, 1978.
Lomax Film Collection.

Belton Sutherland


Blues #1, recorded by Belton Sutherland :
This is one of the most extraordinary recordings of the blues ever made. Here is a key verse from the song.

“Kill that old grey mule, burn down the white man’s barn (twice) / I didn’t mean no trouble; I didn’t mean no harm”

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Blues #1, recorded by Belton Sutherland - 1978

Tired of sleeping, low-down lonesome cell
Tired of sleeping there, low-down lonesome cell
And I wouldn't've been here, hadn't've been for Nell

Kill that old grey mule, burn down the white man's barn
Kill that old grey mule, burn down that white man's barn
I didn't mean no trouble, I didn't mean no harm

I want you to love me or leave me, girl, anything you wanta do
I want you to love me or leave me, anything you wanta do
What a strange thing happenin', someday might a-happen to you

Well you say you gonna leave me, said you're goin' away
Well, you said you're gonna leave me, pretty Maggie, said you was goin' away
I said, luck be the fortune, you'll come back home some day

I said luck beats a fortune, gonna make you come some home someday

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