Cat-Iron sings blues & hymns
Publisher: Folkways Records
Published: 1958
Place of publication: New York City
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Blues (Music); Spirituals (Songs); Hymns; English Folk songs
Other titles: Poor boy a long, long way from home.; Don't your house look lonesome.; Tell me, you didn't mean me no good.; Jimmy Bell.; I'm goin' to walk your log.; Got a girl in Ferriday, one in Greenwood town.; Well, I'm in your hand.; When I lay my burden down.; Old time religion.; Fix me right.; Blood done signed my name.; When the saints go marching home.
Notes: Blues, folk songs and hymns; sung by Cat-Iron, accompanying himself on the guitar.

Program and biographical notes by Frederic Ramsey Jr. and texts ([8] p.) inserted.
Table of contents: title: Poor boy a long, long way from home; title: Don't your house look lonesome; title: Tell me, you didn't mean me no good; title: Jimmy Bell; title: I'm goin' to walk your log; title: Got a girl in Ferriday, one in Greenwood town; title: Well, I'm in your hand; title: When I lay my burden down; title: Old time religion; title: Fix me right; title: The blood done signed my name; title: When the saints go marching home.