Leadbelly (real name Huddie Leadbetter) was a Blues and Folk singer in America, mostly active in the 1930s. He once killed a man, but got let off the murder charge by singing to the judge. Some of his numbers: 'Jailer, Bring Me Water' 'Goodnight Irene' 'Pigmeat' 'Yellow Girl' 'Meeting at the Building'.
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Leadbelly. has written: 'Congress Blues' 'The Collection'
The duration of Leadbelly - film - is 2.1 hours.
Leadbelly, aka, Huddie William Ledbetter, was known for Folk and blues.
Leadbelly's birth name is Huddie William Ledbetter.
Leadbelly went by The King of the Twelve-String Guitar.
Leadbelly - film - was created on 1976-05-28.
Leadbelly - 1976 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M USA:PG
John Lomax discovered Leadbelly in 1933 at Angola Prison in Louisiana, where Leadbelly was serving time for attempted murder. Lomax was impressed by Leadbelly's musical talent and arranged for his release from prison. Leadbelly then became Lomax's protege and began performing folk songs across the United States.
Leadbelly - 1976 was released on: USA: 28 May 1976 (New York City, New York)
Lead Belly was most commonly known for his career as a blues musician. His full name was Huddie William Leadbetter and he began his music career in the year 1936.
Huddie Ledbetter A.K.A. Leadbelly, Ram Jam in 1977, Spiderbait of Australia in 2004 all have sung this song, though Leadbelly is often credited with writing it.
No. He died in 1949 at the age of 61.