Does anyone recall Jaime Brockett's wonderful, inventive and looooong satirical ballad about black prizefighting champion Jack Johnson, the Titanic and the First Mate who carried his notorious "97 and a half feet of rope"? I think it was called "The Legend of the Titanic" and I know it was recorded in the late 60s, early 70s.

I remember the gist of the story and the chorus: "They wouldn't let Jack Johnson on board, said 'This ship don't haul no coal', Fare thee well, Titanic, fare thee well."

If you know additional lyrics and/or chords, I'd be much obliged and amused.