Big Bill Broonzy - Baby Please Don't Go download song

this is real blues real legend wonderfull to listen and we keep it alive,

This is one of the few versions i can actually hear the lyrics!!! Nice goin BBB!!!

Posting this just because I like it!! Self indulgence on my part!

The second "baby please don't go" (in the chorus?) sounds so beautiful.

Please re-record and upload this song again, because the instruemtnal ending fades out prematurely by a couple of seconds. Thanks. Jordan

He really is a legend.

First class.. so good!!

someone disliked the song! :0 how can this be?

I think music in general and the Blues in particular, is timeless.

Parchman Farm, for those who don't know, is a Mississippi prison camp - the only maximum security facility for men in the state, for a long time.

Great artist, great song, really cool images. Thanks for the song.

Muddy waters covers this really nicely

i always thought the original was lightnin hopkins nice

a lot of licks from his instrumental "hey hey" in here. Grat version though!

I have an amazing confession to make: I have been a very big blues fan since about 1955. How big? Among many others, I've seen Jimmy Reed, Jimmy Witherspoon, Albert Collins, Sonny and Terry, and Josh White, IN PERSON. THIS is the first time that I've listened to a recording by Big Bill Broonzy. I, of course, knew of him, but had never heard him sing a single tune. GREAT STUFF.

Baby, Please Don't Go" is a classic blues song which has been called "one of the most played, arranged, and rearranged pieces in blues history".[1] It was popularized by Delta blues musician Big Joe Williams, who recorded the first of several versions of the song in 1935. Its roots have been traced back to nineteenth-century American songs, which deal with themes of bondage and imprisonment. "Baby, Please Don't Go" became an early blues standard with recordings by several blues musicians.