Henry Whitter - Goin Down To Jordan To Be Baptized Many Times With You Ive Wandered

Review by Mark Lewandowski

Henry Whitter's album Goin Down To Jordan To Be Baptized Many Times With You Ive Wandered is a classic collection of traditional folk and country music. Released in 1927, this album features Whitter's unique blend of banjo, guitar, and harmonica, accompanied by his soulful vocals.

The album's title track, "Goin Down To Jordan To Be Baptized," is a standout, showcasing Whitter's skill as a storyteller. Other tracks, such as "The Wreck of the Old 97" and "Lonesome Road Blues," are equally impressive, with Whitter's melancholic vocals conveying a sense of longing and heartache.

Summary by Mark Lewandowski

Goin Down To Jordan To Be Baptized Many Times With You Ive Wandered is a timeless album that showcases the best of traditional folk and country music. Whitter's talent as a musician and songwriter shines through on every track, making it a must-have for fans of classic Americana.