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Negro religious music. The Sanctified singers - Part 1.

Title
Negro religious music. Vol. 1 [sound recording] : The Sanctified singers - Part 1.
Publication
Berkeley, CA : Blues Classics, [1968?]

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Additional Authors
  • Taggart, Blind Joe.
  • Taggart, Emma.
  • Johnson, Blind Willie.
  • Magby, Luther.
  • Graves, Roosevelt.
  • McClintock, Lil.
  • Wilson, Elder.
  • Nesbit, Blind Gussie.
  • Dranes, Arizona.
  • Clayborn, Edward W.
  • Two Gospel Keyes. prf
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm; 12 in.
Series Statement
"America's Music Series
Alternative Title
  • I wish my mother was on that train.
  • God's gonna separate the wheat from the tares.
  • God moves on the water.
  • Then we'll need that true religion.
  • I don't feel at home in this world anymore.
  • Stand by me.
  • Mother called her child to her dying bed.
  • Take your burden to the Lord.
  • I'll be rested.
  • Blessed are the poor.
  • Pure religion.
  • Sow good seeds.
  • I'll go where you want me to go.
  • Canaan land.
Subject
  • Spirituals (Songs)
  • Hymns
  • Gospel music
Note
  • Blues Classics: BC 17 (on container: BC LP No. 17).
  • Negro hymns.
  • Program notes by Pete Welding on container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded 1926-1949.
Contents
I wish my mother was on that train (Blind Joe & Emma Taggart) -- God's gonna separate the wheat from the tares (Blind Joe Taggart) -- God moves on the water (Blind Willie Johnson) -- Then we'll need that true religion (Rev. Edward W. Clayborn) -- I don't feel at home in this world anymore (Two Gospel Keyes) -- Stand by me (Elder Wilson) -- Mother called her child to her dying bed (Lil McClintock) -- Take your burden to the Lord (Blind Roosevelt Graves) -- I'll be rested (Blind Roosevelt Graves) -- Blessed are the poor (Luther Magby) -- Pure religion (Blind Gussie Nesbit) -- Sow good seeds (Lil McClintock) -- I'll go where you want me to go (Arizona Dranes) -- Canaan land (Blind Gussie Nesbit).
Call Number
*LRX 6765 v. 1
OCLC
18809144
Title
Negro religious music. Vol. 1 [sound recording] : The Sanctified singers - Part 1.
Imprint
Berkeley, CA : Blues Classics, [1968?]
Series
"America's Music Series
Performer
Performed by various artists.
Event
Recorded 1926-1949.
Local Subject
Black author.
Added Author
Taggart, Blind Joe. Performer
Taggart, Emma. Performer
Johnson, Blind Willie. Performer
Magby, Luther. Performer
Graves, Roosevelt. Performer
McClintock, Lil. Performer
Wilson, Elder. Performer
Nesbit, Blind Gussie. Performer
Dranes, Arizona. Performer
Clayborn, Edward W. Performer
Two Gospel Keyes. Performer
Added Title
I wish my mother was on that train.
God's gonna separate the wheat from the tares.
God moves on the water.
Then we'll need that true religion.
I don't feel at home in this world anymore.
Stand by me.
Mother called her child to her dying bed.
Take your burden to the Lord.
I'll be rested.
Blessed are the poor.
Pure religion.
Sow good seeds.
I'll go where you want me to go.
Canaan land.
Publisher No.
BC 17 Blues Classics
BCLP No. 17 Blues Classics
Research Call Number
*LRX 6765 v. 1 Program notes on container.
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