No, actually Leadbelly's version was called "In New Orleans", and it is surely one of the earliest recorded versions of "House of the Rising Sun", as Anglo stated. I have it on an old "Stinson" label vinyl, and it features some of his most amazing twelve-string playing. It is essentially the same lyrics as the well-known versions, but the melody is completely different. Example: Verse 1 is "Way down in New Orleans, House called the Rising Sun, Been the ruin of many a poor girl, And me oh God for one" (repeat). Maybe you should also check the former threads on this song- I think there was some discussion of it a while back.