Enoch Brown
African-American singer, who was first recorded for the Library of Congress in Livingston, Alabama, 1937, 1939, and 1940. He was again recorded by by Harold Courlander at the same location in 1950.
Data provided by Discogs
Data provided by Discogs
Field Recordings - Volume 13: Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina & Delaware (1933-1943)
Various
1998
Document Records (2)
CD, Comp, RM
Negro Folk Music Of Alabama Volume 1 - Secular
Various
Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recordings & The Early Traditions In The Blues
Various
2009
Document Records (2)
3xCD, Comp
Protest Songs! From Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Various
2007
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
CD, Smplr, Car
Every Tone A Testimony (An African American Aural History)
Various
2001
Smithsonian Folkways
2xCD, Comp
Afro-American
Various
1974
Follett Publishing Company
4xLP, Album, Comp
Music Down Home: An Introduction To Negro Folk Music, U.S.A.
Various
1965
The Ballad Hunter John A. Lomax Parts IX And X
Various
Complaint Call
Enoch Brown
Greeting Call
Enoch Brown
De Blood Done Sign My Name
Enoch Brown
Levee Holler
Enoch Brown
Oh I Ain't Goin' Stay Here
Enoch Brown
Cornfield Hollers
Enoch Brown
Sleigh Ride, but from the Euphonium and Tuba
Enoch Brown
Country Call
Enoch Brown
05 Complaint Call
Enoch Brown
