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From '' Songs From The Films Of David Lynch ''
Label: Psycho Teddy -- PT1010
Format: Digipak CD, Album
Country: UK & US
Released: 2009

Tracklist
01. Wicked Game
Written-By -- Chris Isaak
02. Twin Peaks (Falling)
Drums -- Terry Green
Written-By -- Angelo Badalamenti
03. Baby Please Don't Go
Handclaps [Credited As] -- The Shabby Clappers
Handclaps -- Harriet Fuess, Johnny Famous, Llewellyn St. David, Shaun Limon, Terry Green, Tom Sheppard
Written-By -- Joe Williams
04. Blue Velvet
Written-by [Uncredited] -- Bernie Wayne
Written-By -- Lee Morris
05. I'm Deranged
Written-By -- Brian Eno, David Bowie
06. Audrey's Dance
Written-By -- Angelo Badalamenti
07. Black Tambourine
Written-By -- Beck Hansen, Eugene Blacknell, John King, Mike Simpson
08. I Put A Spell On You
Contrabass [Kontrabass], Piano -- Philip Lethen
Drums -- Terry Green
Written-By -- Screamin' Jay Hawkins
09. In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)
Written-By -- David Lynch, Peter Ivers
10. In Dreams
Written-By -- Roy Orbison

Artwork By [Cover Designed By] -- Philip Lethen & Thomas Truax
Instruments [Conventional And Invented] -- Thomas Truax
Mastered By -- Dirk T. Jambor

Recorded in London, England. Mastered at Truetrack Records.

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"Baby, Please Don't Go" is a blues song first recorded by Big Joe Williams in 1935.
It is related to a group of early 20th century blues and work songs that include "I'm Alabama Bound", "Another Man Done Gone", and "Don't Leave Me Here", and "Turn Your Lamp Down Low".
It has become a blues and rock standard, and has been recorded by many artists.

The original 1935 single by Joe Williams' Washboard Blues Singers can be heard on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, Vol. 4 (Revenant, 2000).

Notable cover versions

Van Morrison and Them

The band Them, fronted by Van Morrison, released "Baby, Please Don't Go" as the A side of a single in late 1964.
Boosted by the B side, a ditty entitled "Gloria", the single became their first hit, reaching No. 10 on the UK Singles Chart.
Rhythm guitar was contributed by a then little-known Jimmy Page, however he did not play the lead guitar on the track.
It was re-released on the Deram label in 1973.

John Lee Hooker's posthumously released DVD Come See About Me includes a 1992 performance where Hooker plays "Baby, Please Don't Go" on his guitar while sitting on a dock. He is accompanied on harmonica by Them's Van Morrison.

Amboy Dukes / Ted Nugent

Since it was The Amboy Dukes' debut single, former Dukes guitarist Ted Nugent has covered the song in live performances throughout his career. The single is included on the 1967 album The Amboy Dukes.

AC/DC recorded a version for their 1975 Australia-only album High Voltage; it was released internationally in 1984 on their compilation EP '74 Jailbreak.

Aerosmith released a version of "Baby, Please Don't Go" on their blues cover album, Honkin' on Bobo in 2004.

Selective list of recorded versions

1935: Big Joe Williams (Bluebird records), also re-recorded in 1941
1936: Tampa Kid (Decca records)
1936: Sam Montgomery (ARC records)
1939: Leonard 'Baby Doo' Caston
1948: Lightnin' Hopkins
1949: John Lee Hooker
1952: Big Bill Broonzy
1952: The Orioles
1953: Muddy Waters
1957: Billy Lee Riley & his Little Green Men (Sun Records)
1960: Mance Lipscomb (Arhoolie)
1961: Pink Anderson
1962: Mose Allison (Atlantic, Rhino)
1962: Bob Dylan, officially released 2005 as a download only
1964: Them (Decca UK)
1964: Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames, on Rhythm and Blues at the Flamingo (Columbia)
1966: The Ballroom, produced by Curt Boettcher
1966: Los Ovnis (Mexican band, Spanish version named "El Ovni")
1967: Cuby and the Blizzards, 'Groeten Uit Grollo' album
1967: Amboy Dukes
1968: Beacon Street Union
1969: Alvin Lee, played live at Woodstock as part of the blues suite I'm Going Home
1972: Gary Glitter, Glitter album.
1973: Budgie, Never Turn Your Back on a Friend (MCA)
1974: AC/DC (Alberts/EMI)
1976: Curved Air, as a single a-side
1984: Restless, on the album "Do You Feel Restless?"
1985: Bill Wyman's "Willie and the Poor Boys" featuring Charlie Watts, Andy Fairweather-Lowe, Mickey Gee, Geraint Watkins
1991: Webb Wilder
1993: Knut Reiersrud
2004: Aerosmith
2008: The Strange Boys (B-Side to 'Woe Is You and Me' single)
2011: George Elias (Wanderlust EP)
Zakk Wylde's Pride & Glory
Paul Butterfield
The Doors
Tony Joe White
Beausoleil
Al Kooper
John Mellencamp
MC5
Ted Nugent
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Paul Revere & the Raiders
Taste
The Animals
Mississippi Fred McDowell
The Tragically Hip (live version found on the popular bootleg Roxy Revisited)
Rising Storm
Rival Sons