Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Crying

Recordings

Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Crying (or similar)
Blind Willie Johnson, 1928
Songs of Devotion, Red Foley, 1961
Thunderbolt of the Middle West, Brother Joe May, 1974
Sweeter as the Years Go By, Blind Willie Johnson, 1990
Legends of the Blues, Vol. 1, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1991
The Complete Blind Willie Johnson, Blind Willie Johnson, 1993
Gospel Classics, Various Artists (Laura Henton), 1994
Complete Recorded Works (1938-1943), Alphabetical Four, 1995
Dark Was the Night, Blind Willie Johnson, 1995
Full Spectrum Blues, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1996
World of Gospel, Vol. 2, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1997
You Can't Get That Stuff No More, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1997
I Can't Complain, Phoebe Snow, 1998
Dark Was the Night, Blind Willie Johnson, 1998
Slide Guitar Masters, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1998
Folk, Gospel & Blues: Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1999
Sony Music 100 Years: Soundtrack for a Century, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 1999
Every Day I Have the Blues, Various Artists (Blind Willie Johnson), 2000
House of Guitars, Edward Gerhard, 2001
I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes (or similar)
The Blues Project Live at Town Hall, The Blues Project, 1967
Ten Years After, Ten Years After, 1967
The Best Of The Blues Project, The Blues Project, 1969
The Deirdre Wilson Tabac, The Deirdre Wilson Tabac, 1970
Original Blues Project Reunion in Central Park, The Blues Project, 1973
Recorded Live, Ten Years After, 1973
The Best Of The Blues Project, The Blues Project, 1989
Anthology, The Blues Project, 1997
Keep on Keepin' On, Brenda Patterson, 19??
Rare + Well Done: The Greatest & Most Obscure Recordings, Al Kooper, 2001
The Anthology 1967-1971, Ten Years After, 2002
Righteousness and Humidity, Martin Simpson, 2003
Legend of a Mind, Various Artists (Ten Years After), 2003
Flying Groove, Various Artists (Dierdre Wilson Tabac), 2003

Notes

Earliest recording by Blind Willie Johnson in 1928. The song was adapted by Al Kooper for the Blues Project and released with a slightly different title. Subsequently both songs have been covered.