African American congregational singing : nineteenth-century roots.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Smithsonian/Folkways Recordings
Other Authors:	Reagon, Bernice Johnson, 1942-
Format:	CD Audio
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC : Smithsonian/Folkways, [1994]
Series:	Wade in the water ; v. 2.
Subjects:	Gospel music. African Americans > Music.

Table of Contents:

Sign of the judgement (4:34) ; Lay down body (2:59) (McIntosh County Shouters)
Lay down body (1:29) ; Run, Mary, run, you got a right to the tree of life (2:30) (Seniorlites)
One morning soon (Rev. C.J. Johnson) (:43)
I wanna go where Jesus is (4:55) ; You better run to the city of refuge (3:09) (Rev. C.J. Johnson and family)
I heard the voice of Jesus say (5:48) ; Give me Jesus (3:55) ; I am a soldier in the army of the Lord (5:59) (United Southern Prayer Band of Baltimore, Washington and Virginia)
Am I a soldier of the cross? (Richard Allen Singers with Theodore King) (6:12)
Early, my God, without delay (Richard Allen Singers) (3:57)
Come and go to that land (congregational song) (2:53)
Glory, glory, Hallelujah, since I laid my burden down (4:07) ; A charge to keep I have (4:27) ; Traditional prayer with moans (9:45) ; Sit down servant (2:04) (Blue Spring Missionary Baptist Association Delegation, Southwest Georgia).