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Album · 2005 · 22 Songs. Classic African American Gospel from Smithsonian Folkways. The Alan Lomax Collection: Southern Journey, Vol. 8 - Velvet Voices. Alan Lomax & Various Artists. Gloryland - 30 Bluegrass Gospel Classics.

This Smithsonian Folkways "Classic" spans over a half century of select recordings to paint a broad panorama of this cherished American musical creation. Reverend Gary Davis, Sister Ernestine Washington, Sonny Terry, the Fisk Jubilee Singers, and Elizabeth Cotten are among those featured on these 24 tracks of soulful song. 32 page booklet, 75 minutes. 101. Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed. Horace Sprott.

This marvelous set from Smithsonian Folkways includes samples of the various trace sources that eventually crystallized into what became known as gospel in the 19th century, including an assortment of spirituals, choir performances, shout bands, vocal quartets, and guitar preachers, emerging as both a history lesson and as an expressive and even at times explosive listening experience.

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1. Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed - Horace Sprott. 2. Oh Lord, I'm So Glad I Got Good Religion - Starlight Gospel Singers. 3. Thank You, Lord - Alvin Dockett and Blessed. 4. When I Was Sinkin' Down - The Fisk Jubilee Singers.

Smithsonian Folkways is the non-profit record label of the national museum of the United States. Our mission is to document the music of the world and distribute it while respecting the artists that make the music. As such, we collect revenue from music sales and distribute money back to artists as well as fund new recording projects.

Album titlle: Classic Mountain Songs - From Smithsonian Folkways. Year of publication 2002. Label SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS. Artikelart CD. EAN: 0093074009420. Various - Classic Mountain Songs - From Smithsonian Folkways CD 1. 01. Omie Wise-Doug Wallin.

Originally Released: 2005. Label: Smithsonian Folkways. After combing through their large vaults, the compilers at Smithsonian Folkways collected 22 performances - largely from the late '50s and early '60s - by a raft of Southern gospel artists to produce an excellent disc, Classic Southern Gospel. Southern gospel, in most contexts, means country or bluegrass-gospel as performed by whites, and these performances are no different. Opening with a live 1956 performance by Bill Monroe, the collection includes tracks by familiar names (Dock Boggs, Doc Watson, the Country Gentlemen) and many that are less familiar.