- Written by
- [Traditional]
- Language
- English
- First recorded on
- August 10, 1949
- Released on
-
The Worried Man Blues
Single
October 1949 - Rating
-
- Licensing
- Request a synchronization license
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Adaptations
An adaptation is a musical work, which uses elements (music or lyrics) from another musical work.
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[Traditional Melody] written by [Traditional]
- Do, Lord, Remember Me written by unknown author(s) English 1925
- Police and High Sheriff Come Ridin' Down written by [Traditional] English 1927
- Deadheads and Suckers written by [Traditional] English September 26, 1927
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Worried Man Blues
written by [Traditional]
English
May 24, 1930
- A Worried Man written by Dave Guard, Tom Glazer English August 1959
- More Money for You and Me written by Glen Larson, Bruce Belland English May 1961
- I Got a Worried Man written by Al Stillman, Ray Ellis [jazz] English August 1966
-
Gotta Travel On / Done Laid Around
written by Pete Seeger, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman, Paul Clayton, Larry Ehrlich, David Lazar
English
1958
- Ik moet verder written by Peter Boronov Dutch January 1964
- Der Sommer geht written by Carl-Ulrich Blecher German 1964
- Jag måste ge mig av written by Peter Himmelstrand Swedish 1964
- Lights in the Valley written by [Traditional] English
- My Long Journey Home (Two Dollar Bill) written by [Traditional] English
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Harlem Blues
written by [Traditional]
1922
- Harlem Blues written by Willard Robison English November 25, 1926
Partial adaptations
A partial adaptation is a musical work which integrates only a part of another musical work, and this part is only a fragment of the new musical work.
Worried Man Blues written by [Traditional]
- Worried Man written by Paolo Nutini English