Jack O’ Diamond Blues
Pete Harris * Track #51 On The Greatest In Country Blues (1927-1956)
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Album The Greatest In Country Blues (1927-1956)
- #1
High Water Everywhere - Part IICharley Patton
- #2
See That My Grave Is Kept CleanBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #3
Cotton Field Blues Part IIGarfield Akers & Joe Callicott
- #4
James Alley BluesRichard Rabbit Brown
- #5I Had A Good Father And Mother
Washington Phillips
- #6Travelin’ Blues
Blind Willie McTell
- #7
Canned Heat BluesTommy Johnson
- #8
Minglewood BluesCannon’s Jug Stompers
- #9
Nappy Head BluesBobby Grant
- #10
Third Street Woman BluesBlind Joe Reynolds
- #11
My Black Mama Part 1Son House
- #12
Bull-Doze BluesHenry Thomas
- #13
Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the GroundBlind Willie Johnson
- #14
Trouble Hearted Blues (Take 1)Ishman Bracey
- #15Honey In The Rock
Blind Mamie Forehand
- #16
FrankieMississippi John Hurt
- #17Man Trouble Blues (1927 Gennett Version)
Jaybird Coleman
- #18How Long?
Frank Stokes
- #19
Future BluesWillie Brown
- #20Voice Throwin’ Blues
Walter “Buddy Boy” Hawkins
- #21
Devil Got My WomanSkip James
- #22
When That Great Ship Went DownWilliam & Versey Smith
- #23
The Jail House BluesSam Collins (Blues)
- #24Skin Man Blues
Hi Henry Brown
- #25
Lost Lover BluesLottie Kimbrough &
- #26
Levee Camp Moan BluesTexas Alexander & Lonnie Johnson
- #27
K. C. MoanMemphis Jug Band
- #28
Paddlin’ BluesKokomo Arnold
- #29
Preachin’ Blues (Up Jumped The Devil)Robert Johnson
- #30Billy Lyons and Stack O’Lee
Furry Lewis
- #31
Dallas RagDallas String Band
- #32Crazy Cryin’ Blues
Memphis Minnie
- #33
Woke Up This Morning (With My Mind on Jesus)Blind Roosevelt Graves
- #34
That’s No Way to Get AlongRobert Wilkins
- #35
The Gone Dead TrainKing Solomon Hill
- #36
Hastings StreetBlind Blake & Charlie Spand
- #37Shorty George
Smith Casey
- #38Ain’t No Grave Can Hold My Body Down
Bozie Sturdivant
- #39
I Be’s TroubledMuddy Waters
- #40
How You Want It Done?Big Bill Broonzy
- #41She’s Coming Back Some Cold Rainy Day
Georgia Cotton Pickers & Barbecue Bob
- #42Sic ’Em Dogs On
Bukka White
- #43
California Desert BluesLane Hardin
- #44Lonesome Day Blues
Jesse James (Blues)
- #45
Moanin’ The BluesAllen Shaw
- #46
Midnight Hour BluesLeroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell
- #47Jack O’ Diamond Blues
Pete Harris
- #48
Dust My BroomElmore James
- #49
Rowdy BluesKid Bailey & Willie Brown
- #50
Rollin’ and Tumblin’ Part 1Baby Face Leroy Trio & Little Walter & Muddy Waters
- #51
Penitentiary Blues (Parts 1 & 2)Smokey Hogg
- #52
Mighty Long TimeSonny Boy Williamson II
- #53River Blues (Part 2)
Lowell Fulson
- #54
Smokestack LightningHowlin’ Wolf
- #55
Moanin’ BluesLightnin’ Hopkins
Jack O’ Diamond Blues Lyrics
Diamond, oh, Diamond, Diamonds are hard, hard to play
Like the Diamonds in the summer, Like the diamonds in the cold
Diamonds in the [?]
Like the Diamonds, the Diamonds, Diamonds are hard, hard to play
Like the Diamonds in the summer, Like the diamonds in the cold
Like the diamonds they won't go away
Like the Diamonds, the Diamonds, Diamonds are hard, hard to play
Like the Diamonds, Like the Diamonds, the Diamonds, are hard, hard to play
Hey baby, hey baby, when I send you home to your mama, hey
Like the Diamonds, the Diamonds, Diamonds are hard, hard to play
Like the Diamonds in the summer, Like the diamonds in the cold
Like the diamonds they won't go away
Jack O’ Diamond Blues Q&A
Who wrote Jack O’ Diamond Blues's ?
Jack O’ Diamond Blues was written by Pete Harris & Traditional.
When did Pete Harris release Jack O’ Diamond Blues?
Pete Harris released Jack O’ Diamond Blues on Mon Jan 01 1934.