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Libby Holman's musical style changed in the 1940s when she teamed up with Josh White and began to study a repertoire of what she would call 'Americana' - namely Blues, Spirituals, and Folk Songs.
Actively involved in supporting the Civil Rights Movement, Holman & White were turned away from entertaining the troops overseas during WWII as the USO did not accept 'racially mixed shows.' Instead they went on the road to perform in nightclubs. Libby Holman would eventually self-produce a one woman revue, Blues, Ballads and Sin Songs which she performed in 1954.
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8 years ago
Kara Chou
qu'en dites vous M. Eric Burdon?8 years ago
Lais Paes
OMMMG, SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!! <38 years ago
Mey Mollart Gutierrez
Me parecio maravillosa .. con lo llorona que soy más8 years ago
Pekka Kilpeläinen
Hienoa kuulla tälläinen versio kappaleesta. Harvoin tämän kappaleen on esittänyt näin kaunis nainen. Aivan omaa luokkaansa.8 years ago
Eric Springer
god this is hauntingly beautiful9 years ago
Teo Ponciano
Lindo! Lindo! Lindo!9 years ago
6packter
she must be Jewish. Such courage.9 years ago
Schnecke Lahm
Für Dich. Immer eins Y.9 years ago
Hailab Gherezgher
House of The Rising Sun Libby Holman version!!!XXX!!!9 years ago
Michael Waters
Too heavy on the vibrato for me. Beautiful version nonetheless.9 years ago
Juan Pablo Rojas Pedraza
Obviamente the animals para mi parecer tiene la mejor versión 9 years ago
Don720
I think it's a gambler who wrote. Usually people write about what they know. 9 years ago
Jeff Jin
I didn't know THOTRS has so much history. I'm 100% for Eric and The Animals.9 years ago
BellaDucati888
#XXX 9 years ago
Norbury53
Josh White - genius.9 years ago
Keven Barringer
Easily the most haunting version of HOTRS I've ever heard.9 years ago
Manuel Delgado Martínez
Es lo máximo del Blues, lo añoro.9 years ago
Bill Descoteaux
So, being that this was recorded sometime in the mid '40's, I would presume, was this the first rendition of the song in a minor key? Ashley & Foster's, Acuff's, Guithrie's & Leadbelly's versions were all in in major keys. Most versions that followed in the '50's were done in the minor key similar to this recording. And, Josh White did add to the song, both words & music. So, I wonder if he's the one behind this arrangement, that would stay with the song? I know Dave Van Ronk would later (in the late '50's) add a few touches that would become the song that most of us are familiar with today.9 years ago
Paul Economon
Libby Holman - The House of The Rising Sun 1940s9 years ago
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