- reissued in 1971 (Arhoolie 2015) with altered track listing
Free Again (Bluesville BVLP 1026), recorded 1961
Louisiana Blues (Takoma b-1011), recorded 1966
Robert Pete Williams (Ahura Mazda AMS 2002), recorded 1970
When I Lay My Burden Down (Southland SLP-4), recorded 1971
Sugar Farm Blues (Blues Beacon 1932), recorded 1972
Robert Pete Williams with Big Joe Williams (Storyville SLP 225), recorded 1972, includes three tracks with Big Joe Williams on kazoo
Legacy of the Blues Vol. 9 (Sonet 649), 1973
Santa Fe Blues (Paris Album DISCODIS), 1979
Poor Bob's Blues (Arhoolie 2004 ARHCD 511), recorded 1959-1980, Folk-Lyric label

References

Notes
Baton Rouge Blues: A Guide to the Baton Rouge Bluesmen and Their Music by Jimmy Beyer, 1980.  Publisher: Arts and Humanities Council of Greater Baton Rouge, ASIN: B0006E5DPW

External links

 Illustrated Robert Pete Williams discography

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Category:American malewere filed by Aetna Casualty & Surety Company, Inc. (Aetna) and Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD), both asserting various conflicts and improprieties relating to the employment of Larry Inscore and Charles E. Taylor.
A hearing was held at which time all parties presented oral argument to the court after which the application was taken under advisement.

FACTS
This case was commenced by the debtor on July 26, 1983, by the filing of a voluntary petition for relief under Chapter 11 of Title 11 of the United States Code. The debtor's sole shareholder, president and chief officer is Charles H. Au.
In May, 1977, the debtor was selected by NEORSD as the contractor for a sewer project in Cleveland, Ohio known as the Cuyahoga Valley Interceptor Project (CVID Project). Aetna was the