Lee Sexton

About the artist

Lee Sexton (born March 23, 1928, in Letcher County, Kentucky - died February 10, 2018, in Whitesburg, Letcher County, Kentucky) was an American Banjo player from Letcher County, Kentucky. He began playing the banjo at the age of eight and is proficient in the two-finger picking and "drop-thumb" (clawhammer) traditional styles of east Kentucky. He also sings. His Whoa Mule album includes recordings from a 1952 home recording with fiddler Fernando Lusk to recordings made in 2001.

Top songs

  1. Pretty Polly
  2. Little Maggie
  3. Little Maggie (Album Version)
  4. Fox Chase
  5. Little Maggie [Live]
  6. St. Louis Blues
  7. Pretty Polly - 2
  8. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss
  9. Fly Around
  10. Rye Whiskey
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  1. Little Maggie (Live)
  2. Shady Grove
  3. Fox Chase - 2
  4. Eight More Miles To Louisville
  5. Pretty Lil Darlin
  6. Charmin' Betsy
  7. Goin Round This World
  8. Black Eyed Susie
  9. Whoa Mule
  10. Danville Girl
  11. Farewell Blues
  12. Lee Boy Blues
  13. Cumberland Gap
  14. Jenny Get Around
  15. Drop Thumb Banjo
  16. Dusty Miller
  17. Granny Killed A Woodchuck
  18. Hook And Line
  19. Grey Eagle
  20. Little Birdie
  21. Hey John D
  22. The Old Spinning Wheel
  23. Last Of Callahan
  24. John Henry
  25. Buck Creek
  26. Nubbin Ridge
  27. Sally Goodin
  28. Lay Down My Old Guitar
  29. Caney Creek
  30. Sourwood Mountain
  31. My Old Kentucky Home
  32. Little Maggie - Lee Sexton
  33. Old Jenny Rattletrap
  34. Sammy Where You Been So Long
  35. Hog Eyed Man
  36. St Louis Blues
  37. 10 Little Maggie [Live]
  38. Fox Chase - Lee Sexton
  39. Pretty Little Darlin
  40. gray eagle
  41. sammy where you been
  42. Pretty Polly - Lee Sexton
  43. lee sexton - whoa mule 27 my old kentucky home
  44. lee sexton - whoa mule 32 hey john d
  45. lee sexton - whoa mule 25 old jenny rattletrap
  46. granny killed woodchuck
  47. hook & line
  48. Leather Britches
  49. lee sexton - whoa mule 33 last of callahan
  50. Goin' Round This World
  51. Down South Blues (Band)
  52. Down South Blues
  53. Rye Wiskey
  54. St. Louis Blues - Lee Sexton
  55. lee sexton - whoa mule 10 rye whiskey
  56. lee sexton - whoa mule 08 eight more miles to louisville
  57. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss - Lee Sexton
  58. lee sexton - whoa mule 30 hog eyed man
  59. lee sexton - whoa mule 23 caney creek
  60. lee sexton - whoa mule 34 sammy where you been so long
  61. lee sexton - whoa mule 26 nubbin ridge
  62. lee sexton - whoa mule 22 buck creek
  63. lee sexton - whoa mule 14 danville girl
  64. Charmin Betsy
  65. lee sexton - whoa mule 24 little birdie
  66. lee sexton - whoa mule 21 john henry
  67. lee sexton - whoa mule 18 cumberland gap
  68. lee sexton - whoa mule 28 sally goodin
  69. lee sexton - whoa mule 31 lay down my old guitar
  70. Moonshine Recipe
  71. old ky home
  72. lee sexton - whoa mule 35 whoa mule
  73. old spinning wheel
  74. lee sexton - whoa mule 29 sourwood mountain
  75. old jeny rattletrap
  76. Arthur Smith Breakdown
  77. Single Girl
  78. Granny Killed a Woodchuck (Live)
  79. on www.newtechpirates.com 22JUL2006
  80. sourwood mntn
  81. Steel Guitar Rag
  82. Last Of Calahan
  83. Groundhog
  84. Lee's Tune
  85. Sweet Sunny South
  86. Wild Bill Jones
  87. Tennessee Breakdown
  88. Pretty Poly
  89. lee sexton - whoa mule 11 grey eagle
  90. lee sexton - whoa mule 02 shady grove

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