Goebel Reeves
About the artist
Goebel Leon Reeves (October 9, 1899 – January 26, 1959) was an American folk singer. His most famous song is "Hobo's Lullaby," which has been covered by numerous singers, notably Woody Guthrie. Born October 9, 1899 in Sherman, Texas, Reeves grew up in Austin while his father was a shoe salesmen. His father rose from selling shoes to become a member of the Texas State Legislature. His mother taught the voice and piano. In 1917 he enlisted in the army, as a bugler he was wounded in frontline action.
Top songs
- Hobo's Lullaby
- Cowboy's Prayer
- H.O.B.O. Calling
- The Hobo's Lullaby
- The Tramp's Mother
- The Yodelin' Teacher
- I Learned About Women From Her
- The Cowboy's Dizzy Sweetheart
- Happy Days
- The Yodeling Teacher
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- Cowboy’s Prayer
- HOBO Calling
- Cowboy's Dream
- Hobo's Lullaby (Live At Machine Project)
- Little Joe The Wrangler
- The Texas Drifter's Warning
- H.O.B.O Calling
- Reckless Tex
- My Mountain Gal
- The Cowboy's Prayer
- Fortunes Galore
- Cold and Hungry
- Hobos Lullaby
- When the Clock Struck Seventeen
- The Wayward Son
- My Mountain Girl
- The Soldier's Return
- A Song Of The Sea
- Meet Me at the Crossroads, Pal
- The Drifter's Buddy (The Drifter's Prayer)
- The Kidnapped Baby
- Cowboy's Lullaby
- In the Land of the Never Was
- Miss Jackson, Tennessee
- The Drifter, Pt. 1
- The Drifter, Pt. 2
- Happy Days (I'll Never Leave Old Dixieland Again)
- Blue Undertaker's Blues, Pt. 2
- Goebel Reeves / H.O.B.O. Calling
- The Cowboy's Dizzy Sweetheart [USA]
- Miss Jackson Tennessee
- Blue Undertaker's Blues
- The Cowboy's Lullaby
- The Drifter, Part 1
- Blue Undertaker's Blues, Part 1
- Mother-In-Law Blues
- Blue Undertaker's Blues, Part 2
- The Prisoner's Song
- Cowboy's Lullabye
- The Drifter. Part2
- Railroad Boomer
- Happy Days (I'll Never Leave Old Dixie Land Again)
- The Yodelling Teacher
- Pictures from Life's Other Side
- The Hobo's Convention
- Trix
- Station H.O.B.O.
- The Tramp's Mother (Early Version)
- Fortune's Galore
- The Hobo's Last Letter
- The Yodelin’ Teacher
- The Hobo’s Lullaby
- The Drifter Part 2
- The Drifter Part 1
- Big Rock Candy Mountain
- The Cowboy's Dream
- The Drifter, Part 2
- The Drifter- Part 1
- John Law and the Hobo (possibly "The Hobo and the Cop")
- The Tramp's Mother (There's A Mother Always Waiting There At Home)
- Hobo's Lullaby (Goebel Reeves)
- Blue Undertaker's Blues [part 2]
- The Hobos Lullaby
- Tramp's Mother
- Blue Undertaker's Blues Part 2
- The Hobo Convention
- The Oklahoma Kid
- John Law and the Hobo
- Solitario
- I''m Packed to Travel (Blue Ridge Mountain Blues)
- The Drifter- Part 2
- At the End of the Hobo's Trail
- The Hobo's Grave (?) - listed as "The Oklahoma Kid)
- Station H.O.B.O
- The Prisoner's Song, possibly "It's True I'm Just A Convict"
- Yodelin' Teacher
- Hobo's Lullaby (Album Version)
- The Drifter ( Pt. 1)
- Cowboy's Dizzy Sweetheart
- Hobo's Lullaby - Album Version
- Hobo's Lullaby INCOMPLETE
- The Yodelling Teacher (1934)
- The drifter (part 1)
- The drifter (part 2)
- Blue undertaker's blues (part 1)
- Blue undertaker's blues (part 2)
- Blue Undertaker's Blues Part 1
- 75-Warning
- Cowboy’s Dream
- Reeves, Goebel (The Texas Drifter) / The Yodelin' Teacher
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