Odetta / My Eyes Have Seen + The Tin Angel + At The Gate Of Horn + 10 bonus tracks

CD1/Total Time: 74:58
MY EYES HAVE SEEN
1. Poor LittleJesus
2. Balded Headed Woman
3. Motherless Children
4. I Knew Where I'm Going
5. The Foggy Dew
6. I've Been Driving on Bald Mountain / Water Boy
7. Ox-Driver Song
8. Down on Me
9. Saro Jane
10. Three Pigs
11. No More Cane on the Brazos
12. Jumpin' Judy
13. Battle Hymn of the Republic
THE TIN ANGEL (with Larry Mohr)
14. John Henry
15. Old Cotton Fields at Home
16. The Frozen Logger
17. Run, Come See Jerusalem
18. Old Blue
19. Water Boy
20. Santy Anno
21. I Was Born about 10.000 Years Ago / The Biggest Thing
22. Riding My Car (car song)
23. No More Cane on the Brazos
24. Payday at Coal Creek
25. Buked and Scorned
26. Rock Island Line

CD2/Total Time: 64:18
AT THE GATE OF HORN
1. He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
2. Sail Away Ladies, Sail Away
3. The Gallows Pole
4. Lowland
5. The Fox
6. Maybe She Go
7. The Lass from the Low Countree
8. Timber
9. Deep River
10. Chilly Winds
11. Greensleeves
12. Devilish Mary
13. All the Pretty Little Horses
14. The Midnight Special
15. Take This Hammer
BONUS TRACKS
16. Hush Little Baby
17. Great Historical Bum
18. Pastures of Plenty
19. Ain't that A-Rockin'
20. Shout for Joy
21. Go Tell it On the Mountain
22. Beautiful Star
23. If Anybody Asks You
24. Another Man Done Gone – Radio broadcast
25. Muleskinner Blues – Radio broadcast

メンバー：
ODETTA HOLMES, lead vocals, acoustic guitar, and handclaps, plus:
CD 1, tracks 1-13: Bill Lee (upright bass),
Chorus arranged and conducted by Milt Okun.
Probably recorded in New York City, 1958-1959.
CD 1, tracks 14-26: Larry Mohr
(banjo and vocals on tracks 15,17,18,20,21,24 & 26).
Produced by Peggy T. Watkins.
Recorded at The Tin Angel nightclub, and other unknown locations,
San Francisco, 1953-1954.
CD 2, tracks 1-15: Bill Lee (upright bass).
Recorded at Esoteric Studios, New York City, 1957.
CD 2, tracks 16-23: Bill Lee (upright bass).
Recorded in New York City, 1959-1960.
CD 2, tracks 24 & 25: Odetta's solo performance.
Recorded at Studs Terkel's WFMT Radio Show, Chicago, circa 1957.