Who sang the song cotton fields back home?
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Who sang the song cotton fields back home in 1940? Who sang the song cotton fields back home in the 1950s? Who sang the song Cotton Fields Back Home in 1963? Who sang Cotton Fields Back Home in 1963 on The Heart and Soul of Ferlin Husky? Who sang Cotton Fields Back Home in 1963 on "On the Bandstand"? Who sang Cotton Fields Back Home in 1965? Who sang Cotton Fields Back Home on November 18, 1968? Who sang Cotton Fields Back Home in 1965 on Chim-Chim-Cheree ? Who sang cotton fields back home in 1964 on Roving with the seekers?
Huddie Ledbetter Lead Belly
Harry Belafonte
The Highwaymen
Ferlin Husky
Buck Owens
New Christy Minstrels
Beach Boys with Al Jardine
The New Christy Minstrels
The Seekers
Cotton Fields
Who sang the song cotton fields back home?
Cotton Fields List of songs about Oklahoma Someday We'll Look Back Lead Belly List of songs recorded by Johnny Cash The Highwaymen (folk band) Gracie Fields Five Feet High and Rising Old Black Joe Dixie (song)
&quot;<b>Cotton Fields</b> (The <b>Cotton Song</b>)&quot; is a <b>song</b> written by American blues musician 
Huddie ... by Lawrence Mohr: this version was entitled &quot;Old <b>Cotton Fields</b> at 
<b>Home</b>&quot;. ... on his 1958 album Belafonte <b>Sings</b> the Blues with a live version 
appearing on ... Donna Douglas on her 1989 album <b>Back</b> on the Mountain; The 
Pogues on&nbsp;... list of <b>songs</b> about the U.S. state of Oklahoma, Oklahomans and Oklahoma 
locations. ... &quot;California <b>Cotton Fields</b>&quot; – Written by Dallas Frazier and Earl 
Montgomery, recorded ... &quot;<b>Home</b> in Oklahoma&quot; – written by Jack Elliott for Roy 
Rogers and the Sons of the ... Tomlin <b>wrote</b> that it was at one time Oklahoma&#39;s 
official state <b>song</b>. Someday We&#39;ll Look <b>Back</b> is the thirteenth studio album by American recording 
artist Merle ... &quot;One Row at a Time,&quot; &quot;California <b>Cotton Fields</b>,&quot; and the self-
penned &quot;Tulare Dust,&quot; a <b>song</b> that led music journalist Daniel Cooper to observe 
in 1994, &quot;Merle has often driven <b>home</b> the point that life is hard, but he&#39;s never 
driven it&nbsp;... Huddie William Ledbetter better known by the stage name Lead Belly, was an 
American folk ... He also <b>wrote songs</b> about people in the news, such as Franklin 
D. Roosevelt, Adolf Hitler, Jean Harlow, Jack Johnson, the ... somebody I&#39;d never 
seen before – handed me a Lead Belly record with the <b>song</b> &quot;<b>Cotton Fields</b>&quot; on it. This is an alphabetical list of the <b>songs</b> known to have been recorded written and/ 
or performed ... Daddy; Daddy <b>Sang</b> Bass; The Danger Zone; Danny Boy; Dark 
As A Dungeon; Darling Am I The One ... In The Sweet By And By; (In Them Old) 
<b>Cotton Fields</b> (<b>Back Home</b>); In Virginia [Original German <b>song</b>]; In Your Mind&nbsp;... The Highwaymen were a 1960s &quot;collegiate folk&quot; group. They originated at 
Wesleyan University and had a Billboard #1 hit in 1961 with &quot;Michael Row the 
Boat Ashore&quot;, a version of the African-American work <b>song</b>, and another Top 20 
hit in 1962 with &quot;<b>Cotton Fields</b>&quot;. ... He <b>wrote</b> more than a thousand <b>songs</b>, many of 
which have been used in&nbsp;... Dame Gracie <b>Fields</b>, DBE was an English actress, <b>singer</b> and comedienne and 
star of both ... In 1933 she set up the Gracie <b>Fields</b> Children&#39;s <b>Home</b> and 
Orphanage at Peacehaven, Sussex, ... in America, in which she <b>sang the song</b> 
she popularised in America, &quot;The Biggest Aspidistra in the World&quot;. ... Let&#39;s <b>go</b> to 
the Grand!: Five Feet High and Rising is a compilation album of <b>songs</b> performed by country 
<b>singer</b> Johnny ... &quot;In Them Old <b>Cottonfields Back Home</b>&quot;, Lead Belly, 2:33. 2. &quot;Old Black Joe&quot; is a parlor <b>song</b> by Stephen Foster (1826–1864). It was published 
by Firth, Pond &amp; Co. of New York in 1860. Ken Emerson, author of the book Doo-
Dah! (1998), indicates that Foster&#39;s fictional Joe was inspired by an African-
American servant in the <b>home</b> of Foster&#39;s father-in-law, ... Gone are my friends 
from the <b>cotton fields</b> away, &quot;Dixie&quot;, also known as &quot;Dixie&#39;s Land&quot;, &quot;I Wish I Was in Dixie&quot;, and other titles, is a 
popular <b>song</b> ... Soldiers on both sides <b>wrote</b> endless parody versions of the <b>song</b>
. ... Others were more nonsensical: &quot;Way down South in the <b>fields</b> of <b>cotton</b>, ... 
Emmett dedicated a sequel called &quot;I&#39;m <b>Going Home</b> to Dixie&quot; to Werlein in 1861.
Huddie Ledbetter
Cotton Fields