Music and Agriculture in the Piedmont Region

Julius Cheeks and the Sensational Nightingales – Morning Train (Peacock Records FR 2084)

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Reverend J. M. Gates – Are You Bound For Heaven or for Hell? (Columbia/Legacy, 1930)

Georgia Convict Group – Poor Lazarus (State Prison Farm, Milledgeville GA, 1934 by Alan Lomax)

Jesse Wadley, John Wadley, Will Jones, and Felix Davenport – Longest Train I Ever Saw (Bellwood Prison Camp, Atlanta GA, Dec 1934 by Alan Lomax)

The Thankful Quartet – Going to Shout All Over God’s Heaven (OKEH 80576-OK 8457, Atlanta GA, 1927)

Norman Haskins – Noah and the Flood (State Penitentiary, Raleigh NC, 1934 by Alan Lomax)

Two Gospel Keys (Emma Daniels and Mother Sally Jones) – Charity (D152-disc 5013 New York, 1946)

Two Gospel Keys – I Don’t Feel at Home in this World Anymore (Folkways Fj-2801 New York, 1946)

Thomas A Dorsey (possibly with Scrapper Blackwell on guitar) – How About You (Vocalion 1682, New York, 1932)

Thomas A Dorsey – Singing in My Soul (Vocalion 1682, New York, 1932)

Farm Report

Sister OM Terrell – Lord Lead Me On (CO 49049, Nashville TN, 1953)

Sister O. M. Terrell – Life Is a Problem (Playboy 400, Charleston SC, 1948)

Marylin Scott (Mary Deloatch) – Rumors of War (SMD 6673, New York, 1951)

Marylin Scott (Mary Deloatch) – I Want to Die Easy (SS 6838, New York, 1950)

Sallie Martin and Thomas Dorsey – I’ll Tell it Wherever I Go (Columbia CK 51764)

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Dixie Hummingbirds – Hide Me in Thy Bosom (Columbia CK 51764, May 1973)

Golden Gate Quartet – God’s Gonna Cut Them Down (Columbia C 145, October 1947)

Golden Gate Quartet – God Told Nicodemus (Columbia CK 51764, New York, April 1941)

Alex Bradford – It’s a Highway To Heaven (KG 32151, Chicago or New York)

Julius Cheeks and the Sensational Nightingales – To The End (Peacock Records P-1778, 1957)