| Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs, And Ballads | 
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Sales Rank: 35738
Category: Music
Artist: Various Artists
Publisher: Rounder Select
Studio: Rounder Select
Manufacturer: Rounder Select
Label: Rounder Select
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 1510
UPC: 018964151027
EAN: 0018964151027
ASIN: B00000DC6N
Release Date: December 15, 1998
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| Tracks:
| • | Trouble So Hard - Vera Hall | | • | Choose Your Seat And Set Down - Vera Hall | | • | Handwriting On The Wall - Vera Hall | | • | The New Buryin' Ground - Willie Williams And Group | | • | Lead Me To The Rock - Wash Dennis | | • | The Blood-Stained Banders - Jimmie Strothers | | • | Run, Old Jeremiah - Austin Coleman | | • | Ain't No More Cane On This Brazos - Ernest Williams And Group | | • | Long Hot Summer Days - Clyde Hill And Group | | • | Long John - 'Lightning' And Group | | • | Jumpin' Judy - Kelly Pace And Group | | • | Rosie - Jeff Webb And Group | | • | I'm Going To Leland - Frank Jordan And Group | | • | Jumping Judy - Allen Prothero | | • | Look Down That Long, Lonesome Road - Group | | • | The Grey Goose - James (Iron Head) Baker And Group | | • | John Henry - Arthur Bell |
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| Customer Reviews:
Living music April 3, 2000
53 out of 55 found this review helpful
In the 1930's, father and son John and Alan Lomax travelled through the South, collecting field recordings for the Library of Congress, in order to form a permanent record of the country's musical heritage. In 1942, six volumes of these and other recordings were released on thirty 78's. This collection is a remastering of the third volume of this series.The music is deep and vital; the sound quality - though as to be expected of "field recordings" cannot detract from the power of these spirituals, chants, laments, and worksongs, recorded by ordinary people - laborers, clergy, prisoners - in their ordinary settings. The record is essential listening for anyone interested in the history of Jazz, Blues, and Folk in America.
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