John's Island, South Carolina : its people & songs.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	Smithsonian/Folkways Recordings, Folkways Records
Other Authors:	Goodwin, Willis, Gold, Peter, Yurchenco, Henrietta
Format:	CD Audio
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, [2003]
Series:	Custom compact disc series.
Subjects:	Folk music > South Carolina > Johns Island. Sermons, American > African American authors. Folk songs, English > South Carolina > Johns Island. Spirituals (Songs) > South Carolina > Johns Island. Children's songs > South Carolina > Johns Island. African Americans > South Carolina > Johns Island > Music.

Table of Contents:

Old lady come from Booster
Cherio [i.e., Cheerio]
Mama lama
Who are the greatest?
Dr. Knickerbocker; Tic tac
Mr. Postman died
Miss Mary Mack Mack; I want to go to Mexico
Shake it if you can (Bands 1 - 8, the Hunter children)
Have you ever been mistreated? (John Hunter, vocal and guitar)
That's all right (Mable Hillery and John Hunter, vocals)
Motherless child (Joe, John, and Janey Hunter, and Mable Hillery, vocals)
He rose from the dead (Congregation of the Wesley Methodist Church)
Easter morning sermon (Rev. Willis Goodwin, Pastor, Wesley Methodist Church, 1970)
Jesus knows all about my troubles (Congregation of the Wesley Methodist Church)
Give me that old time religion (Congregation of the Wesley Methodist Church).