Sixteen Tons

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"Sixteen Tons" is a 1955 country and folk song, famously performed by Tennessee Ernie Ford, that portrays the hardships and debt-driven life of coal miners.

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Sixteen Tons canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
chartPosition number 1 on Billboard country chart
number 1 on Billboard pop chart
composer Merle Travis
countryOfOrigin United States
firstRecordingArtist Merle Travis
genre country music
country pop
folk music
hasMusicalFeature bass-baritone lead vocal in Tennessee Ernie Ford version
snap-clap rhythm in Tennessee Ernie Ford version
hasTheme company town life
economic injustice
labor exploitation
inspiredBy experiences of Kentucky coal miners
label Capitol Records
lyricist Merle Travis
lyricQuote Another day older and deeper in debt
I owe my soul to the company store
You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
notableLine I owe my soul to the company store
Saint Peter, don’t you call me ’cause I can’t go
notablePerformer Johnny Cash
Tennessee Ernie Ford
The Weavers
Tom Jones
originalLanguage English
popularizedBy Tennessee Ernie Ford
recordedBy B.B. King
linked to: B. B. King

Bo Diddley
Eric Burdon
Johnny Cash
LeAnn Rimes
Merle Travis
Robbie Williams
Tennessee Ernie Ford
The Browns
The Chieftains
The Dandy Warhols
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
The Fendermen
The Flying Pickets
The Grateful Dead
linked to: Grateful Dead

The Jordanaires
The Kentucky Headhunters
The Long Ryders
The Man in Black Johnny Cash
The Mavericks
The Meat Puppets
linked to: Meat Puppets

The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The Oak Ridge Boys
The Platters
The Residents
The Shadows
The Spinners
The Statler Brothers
The Ventures
The Weavers
Tom Jones
Tom Jones and Jerry Lee Lewis
linked to: Jerry Lee Lewis

Tom Morello
ZZ Top
releaseYear 1955
subjectMatter coal miners
debt bondage
hardship of working-class life
writer Merle Travis

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Tennessee Ernie Ford notableWork Sixteen Tons
Tennessee Ernie Ford notableSong Sixteen Tons
Merle Travis notableWork Sixteen Tons
Ernest Jennings Ford notableWork Sixteen Tons
Ernest Jennings Ford notableSong Sixteen Tons
Ernest Jennings Ford signatureSong Sixteen Tons
Down to Earth hasTrack Sixteen Tons