Horace Sprott
About the artist
Alabama songster and harmonica player Horace Sprott was born February 2, 1890, the son of former slave Bessie Ford, and his surname was taken from the Sprott Plantation where he was born. He took up guitar and harmonica and was soon playing a mix of blues, work songs, spirituals, and old slave songs at local functions and parties in the area. Sprott reportedly got himself into some trouble, however, and ended up spending a stretch at a prison work farm in Montgomery.
Top songs
- Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed
- Luke and Mullen
- Dives and Lazarus - Dip Your Finger Down in the Water and Cool My Parcherin' Tongue
- Ain't This a Mean World
- When the Saints Go Marching Home
- Take This Hammer
- It's My Little Annie-So Sweet/Berta, Berta
- Smoked Like Lightning
- Take Rocks And Gravel To Make A Solid Road - Railroad Blues
- Black Snake Blues
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- Smoke Like Lightning - Smoked Like Lightning
- Fox Chase
- Early One Morning, the Blues Come Falling Down
- One Dollar Bill, Two Dollar Bill
- Jesus Going To Make Up My Dying Bed (1954)
- My Hoe Leadin' My Row
- Interview Continued
- Oh Glad, Oh Free
- Dives and Lazarus - Dip Your Finger Down in the Water and Cool My Parcherin Tongue
- Say You Don't Know Honey
- Buck Dance by Harry Rutledge
- Saturday Night Hoe-Down
- Oh Glad Oh Free
- My Little Annie, So Sweet
- Mama Don't Treat Your Daughter Mean / Interview
- Early One Morning the Blues Come Falling Down
- My Hoe Leadin My Row
- Freight Train: The Southern
- Baby, If I Don't Get Lucky
- Interview
- Shine On, Rising Sun
- Some of These Days - I'm Going to Walk This Milky White Road
- Buck Dance
- Interview Continued / Steal Away to Jesus
- Field Holler
- Interview Continued / Mama, Don't Treat Your Daughter Mean
- Interview Continued / Louisiana Blues
- Dives and Lazarus
- It's My Little Annie/So Sweet
- Interview Continued / Say, You Don't Know, Honey
- Luke and Mullen - Horace Sprott
- Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed - Horace Sprott
- It's my little annie/berta berta
- Take Rocks and Gravel to Make a Solid Road (Railroad Blues)
- Jesus Going to Make up My Dying Bed (Excerpt)
- Interview (Continued) - 1
- Louisiana Blues
- Say, You Don't Know, Honey
- Dives and Lazarus - Dip Your Finger Down in the Water and Co
- Smokestack Lightnin'
- Take Rocks and Gravel To Make a Solid Road
- Saturday Night Hoe-Down - Horace Sprott
- It's My Little Annie So Sweetberta Berta
- Interview continued/Steal away to Jesus
- My Little Annie So Sweet
- My Little Anie, So Sweet
- Steal Away to Jesus
- One Dollar Bill- Two Dollar Bill
- Mama Don't Treat Your Daughter Mean - Interview
- Luisiana Blues
- Luke & Mullen
- It's My Little Annie So Sweet/Berta, Berta
- its my little annieso sweetberta berta
- 2. My Sweet Annie
- Buck Dance by Harry Rutledge - Horace Sprott
- Smoked Like Lightning (Smoked Like Lightning)
- Take Rocks and Gravel to Make a Solid Road / Railroad Blues
- It's My Little Annie - So Sweet
- Fox Chase - Horace Sprott
- Mama, Don't Treat Your Daughter Mean
- interview, Steal Away Home to Jesus
- It's My Little Annie-So Sweet/Berta, Berta (Field Holler/ Work Song)
- Field Holler (Reprise)
- It's Time to Make A Change
- Horace Sprott - Jesus Going to Make up My Dying Bed (Excerpt)
- Take rocks and gravel (to) make a solid road (railroad blues)
- Dives and Lazarus (dip your finger down in the water and cool my parcherin' tongue)
- Freight Train - 'The Southern'
- Interview continued/Louisiana blues
- Some of these days (I'm going to walk this milky white road)
- Interview continued/Mama, don't treat your daughter mean
- Interview continued/Say, you don't know, honey
- Jesus Gonna To Make Up My Dying Bed
- Interview Continued; Steal Away to Jesus
- Freight Train - The Southern
- Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed
- Jesus Going to Make My Dying Bed
- Dip Your Finger Down in the Water
- Take Rocks and Gravel To Make a Solid Road; Railroad Blues
- Freight Train- the Southern
- Smokestack Lightning - Smoked Like Lightning
- Interview Continued , Say, You Don't Know, Honey
- Dives and Lazarus - Dip Your Finger Down in the Water and Cool My Parcherin' ...
- Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed -
- Interview Continued, Steal Away Jesus
- Take Rocks And Gravel To Make A Solid Road – Railroad Blues
- Baby, If I Don't Get Lucky Time
- Interview (Continued) / Mama, Don't Treat Your Daughter Mean
- Interview (Continued)
- Early One Morning. the Blues Come Falling Down
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