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028 02 a| CD 1501b| Rounder;

028 00 a| AFS L59b| Library of Congress Recording Laboratory;

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245 00 a| Negro blues and hollers.;

260 a| Cambridge, Mass. :b| Rounder,c| ℗1997.;

300 a| 1 audio disc :b| digital ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

336 a| performed music2| rdacontent;

337 a| audio2| rdamedia;

338 a| audio disc2| rdacarrier;

500 a| Blues and gospel music.;

500 a| "The Library of Congress, Archive of Folk Culture"--Label.;

500 a| Originally released in the series Folk music of the United States (Recording Laboratory, Library of Congress AFS L59, 1962).;

500 a| Compact disc.;

500 a| Historical notes by Marshall W. Stearns, editor, and Bob Carlin, bibliography, discography, and lyrics (21 p. : ports.) inserted in container.;

505 0 a| Camp hollers (Son House, Willie Brown, Fiddlin' Joe Martin) (2:29) -- Cornfield hollers (Charley Berry) (6:35) -- I'm a soldier in the army of the Lord (Silent Grove Baptist Church congregation) (3:31) -- I'm gonna lift up a standard for my King (Church of God in Christ congregation) (3:46) -- Worried life blues (David Edwards) (2:57) -- Ragged and dirty (William Brown) (5:09) -- Special rider blues (Son House) (3:07) -- Depot blues (Son House) (2:58) -- Mississippi blues (William Brown) (6:09) -- Four o'clock flower blues (William Blackwell, William Brown) (3:55) -- East St. Louis blues (William Brown) (2:37) -- Low down, dirty dog blues (Son House) (5:02).;

511 0 a| Various singers, principally with guitar acc.;

518 a| Field recordings made in Clarksdale and Robinsonville, Miss., and in Arkansas, 1941-1942, by Alan Lomax, John W. Work and Lewis Jones.;

650 0 a| Blues (Music)z| Mississippiz| Delta (Region)y| 1941-1950.=| ^A54525;

650 0 a| Blues (Music)z| Arkansasy| 1941-1950.=| ^A54525;

650 0 a| Gospel musicz| Mississippiz| Delta (Region)=| ^A153016;

650 0 a| African Americansz| Arkansasv| Music.=| ^A2035;

700 1 a| Stearns, Marshall Winslow.=| ^A37978;

710 2 a| Archive of Folk Culture (U.S.)=| ^A145090;

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Negro blues and hollers.

Other author	Stearns, Marshall Winslow.
Other author	Archive of Folk Culture (U.S.)
Format	Audio (CD)
Publication Info	Cambridge, Mass. : Rounder, ℗1997.
Description	1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Blues (Music)--Mississippi. --Delta (Region). --1941-1950. Blues (Music)--Arkansas. --1941-1950. Gospel music--Mississippi. --Delta (Region). African Americans--Mississippi. --Delta (Region). --Music. African Americans--Arkansas. --Music.

Contents	Camp hollers (Son House, Willie Brown, Fiddlin' Joe Martin) (2:29) -- Cornfield hollers (Charley Berry) (6:35) -- I'm a soldier in the army of the Lord (Silent Grove Baptist Church congregation) (3:31) -- I'm gonna lift up a standard for my King (Church of God in Christ congregation) (3:46) -- Worried life blues (David Edwards) (2:57) -- Ragged and dirty (William Brown) (5:09) -- Special rider blues (Son House) (3:07) -- Depot blues (Son House) (2:58) -- Mississippi blues (William Brown) (6:09) -- Four o'clock flower blues (William Blackwell, William Brown) (3:55) -- East St. Louis blues (William Brown) (2:37) -- Low down, dirty dog blues (Son House) (5:02).
General note	Blues and gospel music.
General note	"The Library of Congress, Archive of Folk Culture"--Label.
General note	Originally released in the series Folk music of the United States (Recording Laboratory, Library of Congress AFS L59, 1962).
General note	Compact disc.
General note	Historical notes by Marshall W. Stearns, editor, and Bob Carlin, bibliography, discography, and lyrics (21 p. : ports.) inserted in container.
Performer	Various singers, principally with guitar acc.
Date/time/place of a event note	Field recordings made in Clarksdale and Robinsonville, Miss., and in Arkansas, 1941-1942, by Alan Lomax, John W. Work and Lewis Jones.
UPC	1213615012
Publisher number	CD 1501 Rounder
Publisher number	AFS L59 Library of Congress Recording Laboratory

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