Alan Lomax

Rambling Gambler

BPM

169

Duration

3:09

Key

10B

Released

Invalid Date

Album

Texas Folk Songs

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	Texas Folk Songs	169	10B
Preachin' Blues	Son House	Father Of The Delta Blues: The Complete 1965 Sessions	171	10A
Sally Gooden	Eck Robertson	American Epic: The Collection	171	10B
I'm Troubled	The Doc Watson Family	The Doc Watson Family	174	10B
Blue Yodel No. 8 (Mule Skinner Blues)	Jimmie Rodgers	RCA Country Legends	173	10B
Swing Low Sweet Chariot	Sister O.M. Terrell	Sister O.M. Terrell	173	10A
Lorene	The Louvin Brothers	My Baby's Gone	167	11B
Boll Weevil Holler	Vera Hall	Sounds Of The South	169	11B
St. Louis Blues	Lonnie Johnson, Elmer Snowden	Blues & Ballads	168	9B
Ira Hayes (Ballad of Ira Hayes)	Peter La Farge	Peter LaFarge on the Warpath	168	9B
Baby Please Don't Go	Big Joe Williams	Going Back to Crawford	167	9B
Let Your Light Shine on Me	Blind Willie Johnson	Dark Was The Night (Mojo Workin'- Blues For The Next Generation)	166	9B
Vietnam Blues	J.B. Lenoir	Passionate Blues	173	9B
Old Dollar Mamie	Alan Lomax	Negro Prison Blues And Songs	175	11B
Bonaparte's Retreat	The Doc Watson Family	The Doc Watson Family	177	10B
Lonesome Yodel Blues	The Delmore Brothers	Alton & Rabon	180	10B
I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow	Roscoe Holcomb	An Untamed Sense of Control	169	7B
Bisdot Beit Lechem	Alan Lomax, Harry Oster	Authentic Israeli Folk Songs and Dances	171	4A
Mistreated Mama Blues	Dock Boggs	Dock Boggs: Legendary Singer and Banjo Player	171	12A
I Let the Freight Train Carry Me On	The Delmore Brothers	Blues You Never Lose	166	12B
Milk cow blues	Sleepy John Estes	Sleepy John Estes, King of Blues	170	8B
Cool Drink of Water Blues	Tommy Johnson	Tommy Johnson 1928 - 1929	170	8A
God Don't Never Change	Blind Willie Johnson	The Complete Blind Willie Johnson	168	8B
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