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Take This Hammer is a traditional work song popularized and shaped by Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter). The tune originates from the songs sung by African American laborers in chain gangs, on railroads, and on prison farms in the South, often used to set a rhythm for swinging the hammer. Lead Belly's version is iconic, featuring his powerful twelve-string guitar accompaniment and the distinctive rhythmic interjection he often added after each line—the sound "haah" simulating the hammer fall or the