Thomas J. Marshall
African-American singer, who was recorded by the Library of Congress near Edwards, Mississippi, 1939.
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Folk Music of the United States: Album 8- Negro Work Songs and Calls From the Archive of American Folk Song
The Library Of Congress, Henry Truvillion, Sam Hazel, Joe Shores, Moses "Clear Rock" Platt, James "Iron Head" Baker, Will Crosby, R.D. Allen, Jesse Bradley And Group, Lightning & Group, Thomas J. Marshall, Samuel Brooks, Kelly Pace, Charlie Porter, L.T. Edwards, WIllie Hubbard, Luther Williams, Napoleon Cooper, Albert Pate, Willie Lee Jones, Allen Prothero
1943
The Library Of Congress
5x10", Album
Field Recordings - Volume 3: Mississippi (1936-1942)
Various
1997
The Blues - Martin Scorsese Presents - A Musical Journey
Various
Negro Work Songs And Calls
Various
1977
Arwhoolie (Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie (Cornfiled Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie(Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie
Thomas J. Marshall
Mealtime Call
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhooie (Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhooie 'Cornfield Holler'
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie Holler
Thomas J. Marshall
Thomas J Marshall - Arwhoolie (Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie (Cornfield Holler) (1939)
Thomas J. Marshall
2-1.Arwhoolie (Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
Archoolie
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhollie (Cornfield Hollar)
Thomas J. Marshall
Quittin' Time Song
Thomas J. Marshall
Arwhoolie (Cornfiled Holler) - Thomas J. Marshall
Thomas J. Marshall
rwhoolie (Cornfield Holler)
Thomas J. Marshall
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Thomas J. Marshall
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