Lonnie Donegan

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  • skiffle
  • folk
  • country
  • 60s
  • pop
Lonnie Donegan MBE (29 April 1931 – 3 November 2002) was a British "skiffle" musician, with more than 20 UK Top 30 hits to his name. He is referred to as the "King of Skiffle" and is often cited as a large influence on the generation of British musicians who became famous in the 1960s. Donegan was born as Anthony James Donegan in Glasgow, Scotland, the son of a professional violinist. His ethnic mix was Scottish/Irish.

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Songs

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    Stewball

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    Take My Hand, Precious Lord

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    Take This Hammer

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    Talking Guitar Blues

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    Talking Guitar Blues (British version)

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    Talking Guitar Blues (US version)

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    The Ballad of Jesse James (feat. Dickie Bishop)

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    The Ballad of Jessie James

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    The Battle of New Orleans

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    The Comancheros

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    The Cumberland Gap

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    The Doctor's Daughter

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    The Golden Vanity

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    The Goldrush Is Over

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    The Grand Coulee Dam

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    The House of the Rising Sun

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    The Market Song

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    The Market Song (feat. Max Miller)

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    The Party's Over

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    The Passing Stranger

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    The Sunshine of His Love

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    The Welfare Line

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    The Wreck of the John B.

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    Theme From Film 'Light Fingers

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    There's a Big Wheel

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    This Train

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    Tiger Rag

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    Times Are Getting Hard Boys

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    Tit Bits

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    Tit-Bits (feat. Max Miller)

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    Tom Doley

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    Tom Dooley

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    Trumpet Sounds

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    Virgin Mary

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    Wabash Cannonball

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    We Shall Walk Through the Valley

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    Wedding Bells

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    When I Get Off This Feeling

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    When I Move to the Sky (feat. Otilie Patterson)

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    When I Was Young

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    When the Sun Goes Down

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    Where in the World Are We Going?

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    Where in This World Are We Going

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    Whoa Buck

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    Whoa Buck (Whoa Back, Buck)

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    Won't You Tell Me

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    World Cup Willie

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    Worried Man Blues

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    Worried Man Blues (feat. Dickie Bishop)

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    Wreck of the Old '97

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