List of songs recorded by Washington Phillips

These are lists of all the songs recorded by the gospel blues musician Washington Phillips (1880–1954), arranged both in alphabetical order of title and by recording date.[1] Additional information is given in parentheses.

Alphabetic list

Alphabetic list by recording date
December 2, 1927 – Dallas, TX
  • "Lift Him Up That's All" (Columbia 14277-D)
  • "Mother's Last Word to Her Son" (Columbia 14369-D)
  • "Paul and Silas in Jail" (Columbia 14369-D)
  • "Take Your Burden to the Lord and Leave It There" (Columbia 14277-D)
December 5, 1927 – Dallas, TX
  • "Denomination Blues – Part 1" (Columbia 14333-D)
  • "Denomination Blues – Part 2" (Columbia 14333-D)
December 4, 1928 – Dallas, TX
  • "I Am Born to Preach the Gospel" (Columbia 14448-D)
  • "Train Your Child" (Columbia 14448-D)
December 5, 1928 – Dallas, TX
  • "Jesus Is My Friend" (Columbia 14404-D)
  • "What Are They Doing in Heaven Today" (Columbia 14404-D)
December 2, 1929 – Dallas TX
  • "A Mother's Last Word to Her Daughter" (Columbia 14511-D)
  • "I Had a Good Father and Mother" (Columbia 14566-D)
  • "I've Got the Key to the Kingdom" (Columbia 14511-D)
  • "The Church Needs Good Deacons" (Columbia 14566-D)
  • "The World Is in a Bad Fix Everywhere – Part 1" (unreleased, thought to be lost)
  • "The World Is in a Bad Fix Everywhere – Part 2" (unreleased, thought to be lost)
  • "You Can't Stop a Tattler – Part 1" (unreleased at the time)
  • "You Can't Stop a Tattler – Part 2" (unreleased at the time)

References
  1. Wirz, Stefan. "Washington Phillips discography". Retrieved August 1, 2015.
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