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Disc: 1
Track 1: John Henry	Listen	Listen
Track 2: Old Cotton Fields at Home	Listen	Listen
Track 3: Frozen Logger, The	Listen	Listen
Track 4: Run, Come See Jerusalem	Listen	Listen
Track 5: Old Blue	Listen	Listen
Track 6: Water Boy	Listen	Listen
Track 7: Santy Ana	Listen	Listen
Track 8: I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago / The Biggest Thing	Listen	Listen
Track 9: Car-Car Song, The	Listen	Listen
Track 10: No More Cane on the Brazos	Listen	Listen
Track 11: Pay Day at Coal Creek	Listen	Listen
Track 12: I've Been 'Buked and I've Been Scorned	Listen	Listen
Track 13: Rock Island Line	Listen	Listen
Track 14: Another Man Don' Gone	Listen	Listen
Track 15: Children Go Where I Send Thee	Listen	Listen
Track 16: I Know Where I'm Going	Listen	Listen
Track 17: He's Got the Whole World in His Hands	Listen	Listen
Track 18: Timber	Listen	Listen
Track 19: Wade in the Water, Children	Listen	Listen


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Recorded in 1953 & 1954.
Though Odetta's commercial breakthrough came in the midst of the early-'60s collegiate folk revival, the singer/guitarist had been recording professionally for close to a decade before that. The recordings collected on THE TIN ANGEL were recorded in 1953 and 1954 by the short-lived duo of Odetta and Larry. It's rather obvious on first listen that the reason the duo of Odetta and Larry didn't last is that while Larry is a perfectly competent instrumentalist and has a fine tenor voice that complements Odetta's clear alto nicely, he seems superfluous. Odetta's voice and guitar are so deeply satisfying on their own that any other additions are unnecessary. Focusing almost entirely on folk standards like "John Henry" or "Old Cotton Fields at Home" and spirituals like the rousing "Wade in the Water, Children" and "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," this is an excellent example of traditional '50s folk.

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