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Ledbetter

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Led·bet·ter  (ldbtr), Huddie Known as "Leadbelly." 1888-1949.
American folk and blues musician and composer. A traveling musician and laborer, Ledbetter was discovered by the musical archivists John and Alan Lomax, who brought his work to national attention (1934).
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Noun1.Ledbetter - United States folk singer and composer (1885-1949)


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