Alan Lomax

Rambling Gambler

BPM

168

Duration

3:11

Key

10B

Released

Apr 11, 2002

Album

Cowboy Songs Of The Old West

Tracks that mix well with Rambling Gambler

These tracks are recommended based on a variety of factors such as BPM, key, and genre.

Track	Album	BPM	Key
Rambling Gambler	Alan Lomax	Cowboy Songs Of The Old West	168	10B
Rambling Gambler	Alan Lomax	Texas Folk Songs	169	10B
Sally Gooden	Eck Robertson	American Epic: The Collection	171	10B
Arbachoochie	Various Artists, Alan Lomax	United Sacred Harp Convention: The Alan Lomax Recordings, 1959	172	10B
Hop Along, Let's Get Her - Remastered	John Davis, Henry Morrison, and the Georgia Sea Island Singers, Alan Lomax	Worried Now, Won't Be Worried Long: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960	172	10A
Swing Low Sweet Chariot	Sister O.M. Terrell	Sister O.M. Terrell	173	10A
Boll Weevil Holler	Vera Hall	Sounds Of The South	169	11B
Let Your Light Shine on Me	Blind Willie Johnson	Dark Was The Night (Mojo Workin'- Blues For The Next Generation)	166	9B
I'm Going Home - Remastered	Ervin Webb, Unidentified prisoners, Alan Lomax	I'm Gonna Live Anyhow Until I Die: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960	172	9B
Sherburne (186) - Remastered	United Sacred Harp Convention, Alan Lomax	Wave the Ocean, Wave the Sea: Alan Lomax's "Southern Journey," 1959–1960	177	10B
The Parting Hand	Various Artists, Alan Lomax	United Sacred Harp Convention: The Alan Lomax Recordings, 1959	168	3B
Old Gospel Ship - Remastered	Ruby Vass, Alan Lomax	I'll Meet You On That Other Shore: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960	169	7B
I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow	Roscoe Holcomb	An Untamed Sense of Control	169	7B
Crow Jane	Skip James	Blues From The Delta	166	8B
Tribulations - Remastered	E.C. Ball, Lacey Richardson, Alan Lomax	I'm Gonna Live Anyhow Until I Die: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960	170	7B
Good God Almighty	"Lightning" Washington and group, Alan Lomax	Jail House Bound: John Lomax's First Southern Prison Recordings, 1933	166	6B
Mama's Goin' To Buy Him a Little Lap Dog	Vera Hall	Negro Folk Music of Alabama, Vol. 1: Secular Music	170	1A
Great Change Since I Been Born	Rev. Gary Davis	Harlem Street Singer	171	8B
When Death Come Creeping in Your Room (Run, Sinner, Run) - Take 1; Remastered Version	Mance Lipscomb	Trouble In Mind	171	5B
Miss Willie Blues	Deacon Dimes	Miss Willie Blues	165	8B
If I Had My Way I'd Tear the Building Down	Blind Willie Johnson	Dark Was The Night (Mojo Workin'- Blues For The Next Generation)	165	7B
Mistreated Mama Blues	Dock Boggs	Dock Boggs: Legendary Singer and Banjo Player	171	12A
I Belong To The Band	Rev. Gary Davis	Harlem Street Singer	171	8B
Don't Sell It Away	Dayton Balistreri	When Will I Be Loved	172	6A
Old Dollar Mamie	Alan Lomax	Negro Prison Blues And Songs	175	11B