The frantic 1977 smash hit “Black Betty” by Ram Jam was a cover of a Leadbelly prison work song — the bluesman told John Lomax the “BAMBALAM” simulated the prisoner’s axes hitting trees, and Black Betty was the foreman’s whip (or maybe the prison wagon).

This t-shirt design features the Bluescentric trademark vinyl record in a pop culture format. The top reads Blues • Soul • Rock, the bottom reads "Bluescentric"

Size

T2, T3, T4, T5, YL, YM, YS, YXL

Color

BLACK, BLUE, WHITE, ATHLETIC HEATHER, HEATHER MAROON, RED