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Quick Finder Links Judge Jackson and the Colored Sacred Harp Tributaries, Vol. I: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. II: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. III: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. IV: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. V: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. VI: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Tributaries, Vol. VII: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Traditional Music from Alabama's Wiregrass The Alabama Sampler Cornbread Crumbled in Gravy Benjamin Lloyd’s Hymn Book: A Primitive Baptist Song Tradition Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 1: A Compilation Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 2: African American 7 Shapenote Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 3: 2002 National Sacred Harp Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 4: Wiregrass Notes Revised Sweet is the Day: A Sacred Harp Family Portrait In the Spirit: Alabama's Sacred Music Tradition Allison's Sacred Harp Singers Religion is a Fortune Sacred Harp Singing: Various Groups - Early 1900s

Listen to an Example Read the Review	Judge Jackson and the Colored Sacred Harp by Joe Dan Boyd with an introduction by John Bealle. Purchase $29.95 Read the Review This 160-page hardbound book with CD tells the story of Judge Jackson of Ozark, Alabama, who in 1934 published a small book of religious songs written by and for African-American shape-note singers. It continues with the formation and rise to prominence of the Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers, led by Dewey Williams and Japheth Jackson . The enclosed CD contains 2 historic recordings in which Judge Jackson participated and 23 others from The Colored Sacred Harp as well as the Cooper version of The Sacred Harp. top

	Tributaries, Vol. I: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 "Survival of the Great Shoal Fishtrap" by Jim Brown, "New Strings on the 'Old Harp" by John Bealle, "Songs of Work and Songs of Worship" by Brenda McCallum, "Miracle of the Fishes: Mobile Bay Jubilees" by Anne Kimzey, "A Quilter's Diary" by Nora Ezell, and "Popsicle Man, Popsicle Union" by Archie Green, plus book and record reviews. top

	Tributaries, Vol. II: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 "'The Log Train’ : Hank Williams’ Last Song" by David Anderson and Patrick Huber, "Steve Renfroe, Rube Burrow and Railroad Bill: Alabama’s Outlaw/Heroes" by Alan Brown, " ‘Even the Houses Die!" The Poisoning and Demise of Sweet Valley, Alabama" by Suzanne Marshall, " "‘My Great-Grandmother Was A Cherokee Princess:’ The Unknown Indians of the South" by Fred Fussell, and "Because We Care: Competence in Performance by African-American Women in Wiregrass Alabama" by Jerrilyn McGregory, plus book and record reviews and obituaries. top

	Tributaries, Vol. III: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 "Southern Graveshelters and English Lych-Gates" by Gregory Jeane, "The Skylines Farms Band Plays for President and Mrs. Roosevelt" by David Campbell, "The Piney Woods Regional Folklife Project" by Carolyn Ware, and " 'That Dirt Was Good': Geophagy in Alabama's Black Belt" by Patrick McIntyre, plus book and record reviews. top

	Tributaries, Vol. IV: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 "'I'm Not Handy, I Had Mine Made': Christmas Curb Lights as Expression of Individual and Community Aesthetics" by Ann K. Ferrell; "'As Long as Time Lasts': Ritual, Alliance, and Cultural Survival in Creek Indian Origin/Migration Narratives" by Larry Ellis; "Hearts of Steel: The Story of John Catchings, Joe Gelders, and a Ballad" by Joyce Cauthen, plus reviews of the film "Sweet Is the Day: A Sacred Harp Family Portrait" and Alan Browns' book, Shadows and Cypress--Southern Ghost Stories. top

	Tributaries, Vol. V: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $10 This special thematic issue focuses on Alabama’s contribution to the blues genre: "The Life and Death of Pioneer Bluesman Butler ‘String Beans’ May by Doug Seroff and Lynn Abbott; "Butler County Blues," by Kevin Nutt; "Tracking Down a Legend: The ‘Jaybird’ Coleman Story" by James Patrick Cather; "A Life of the Blues" by Willie King, with photo essay by Axel Kustner; "Livingston, Alabama, Blues: The significance of Vera Ward Hall" by Jerrilyn McGregory;" and "Chasing John Henry in Alabama and Mississippi" by John Garst plus reviews of two CDs, The Traditional Musics of Alabama, Vol. I and Alabama: From Lullabies to Blues. top

	Tributaries, Vol. VI: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 Alabama's First Folklife Celebration: The Brief, Mostly Happy Life of FolkCenter South" by Jim Brown, with photo essay by Mark Gooch; "'You Got Family Here': Family Reunions in Lower Alabama" by Stephen and Samantha Criswell; "Tracking Down Alabama Indian Trails: Our Elders and the History of the Land" by Lamar Marshall; "Mozell Benson" by Anne Kimzey and Joyce Cauthen, plus reviews of Kay Norton's new book on the history of "Mercer's Cluster," Volume 2 of the CD series "The Traditional Musics of Alabama," and two books, a CD, and a video associated with the exhibition "Quilts of Gee's Bend. top

	Tributaries, Vol. VII: Journal of the Alabama Folklife Association Purchase $8 "Roots Running Deep: Picking Mayhaws" by Lori A. Sawyer "Confronting the Big House and Other Stereotypes in the Short Stories of Ruby Pickens" Tartt by Tina Naremore Jones "Going to the Boomalatta: Narrating Black Mardi Gras in Mobile, Alabama" by Kern Jackson "In Memoriam: Bicky McLain, 1905-2004" by John Bealle top

sample	Traditional Music from Alabama's Wiregrass Purchase $10 This compact disc features field recordings of bluegrass, gospel, blues and Sacred Harp singing from a ten-county region of southeast Alabama. It comes with an enclosed 26- page booklet discussing the musical traditions and the artists who perform them. Contents: 1) Amazing Grace, AL-FL-GA Sacred Harp Convention 2) Come Heed the Love of the Lord and Let Your Joy Be Known, Pike County Seven-Shape Singing Convention 3) I Heard the Angels Singing, Pauline Jackson Griggs 4) In a Time Like This, Pauline Jackson Griggs 5) David's Lamentation, AL-FL-GA Sacred Harp Singing Convention 6) Jesus Rose, AL-FL Union State Sacred Harp Convention 7) Golden Harp, Davis Brothers 8) I'm Traveling Home, St. Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Senior Choir 9) Family Prayer, Zion Juniors 0) One of These Days, Glory Bound 11) Soon I'll Be Going Home, Alabama State Seven-Shape Singing Convention 12) Glory, Glory, I'm So Glad, Pike County Seven-Shape Singers 13) It's Hard To Stumble When You're On Your Knees, Mt. Olive #2 Missionary Baptist Choir 14) Working On A Building, Southern Comfort Band 15) Glory Land March, Circle City Bluegrass Band 16) I Found a Solid Rock In Jesus, Bishop Perry Tillis 17) I'm Holding On, A. Z. Stanley and the Sensational Bibletones 18) This Little Light of Mine, The Holy Bible 19) I Shall Not Be Moved/I'm Going Home to Jesus, The Hartford Community Church 20) No Hard Times, Southern Comfort Band 21) Wedding Bells, Jack Perkins 22) Louise. W. Warren 23) Freight Train Blues, David Johnson 24) Tom and Jerry, Everis Campbell 25) I've Decided to Follow Jesus, Everis Campbell 26) Soldier's Joy, Everis Campbell 27) Dill Pickle Rag, Everis Campbell top

sample	The Alabama Sampler Purchase $12.50 A compact disc, compiled by Joyce Cauthen, featuring live performances from the traditional music stage at Birmingham’s City Stages festival, including, blues, bluegrass, Sacred Harp singing, gospel, railroad calls, and more. Contents: 1. Big Bo and Little Whitt (West Alabama): My Home is On the Delta (Blues) 2. The Adairs (Haleyville): Wild Bill Jones (Bluegrass) 3. Cornelius Wright, Jr. (Birmingham): A Gandy Dancer’s Track Lining Calls (Spoken Word) 4. James Bryan and Carl Jones (Sand Mountain): Whistleby (Old-time Fiddling) 5. Albert Macon and Robert Thomas (Tuskegee): Tap Dance/Back and Sides (Country Blues) 6. John Alexander’s Sterling Jubilee Singers (Bessemer): Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb 7. Little Jimmy Reed (Enterprise): Help Me to Spend this Dough (Blues) 8. The Birmingham Sunlights: I’m Going to View that Holy City (Gospel) 9 Whited String Band (Oneonta): Fox Hunt (Harmonica showpiece) 10. Gospel Harmonettes of Demopolis: He’ll Wash you Whiter than Snow (Gospel) 11. Kathryn Tucker Windham (Selma): Don’t be Afraid of Ghosts (Story excerpt) 12. Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers (Ozark): Florida Storm/Give me Just a Little More Time 13. Al Malone and the Melody Men (Lebanon): Sin Ain’t Nothing but the Blues (Gospel) 14. Glenn Tolbert (Birmingham): Ruby (Bluegrass) 15. National Convention Sacred Harp Singers: Sweet Canaan (Hymn) 16. Jerry McCain (Gadsden): Just a Little Bit (Blues) 17. Jerry and Tammy Sullivan (Wagarville): Blind Bartimeus (Gospel) top

sample	Cornbread Crumbled in Gravy: Historical Alabama Field Recording from the Byron Arnold Collection of Traditional Tunes Purchase $12.50 In June and July of 1947 Byron Arnold, a professor of music at the University of Alabama, drove across the state of Alabama recording folk songs. The University of Alabama Press published his resulting book, Folksongs of Alabama, in 1950 but it was not until 1992 that any of Byron’s recordings reached the public via this collection produced by the Alabama Folklife Association. Included here are 14 beautifully sung pieces, selected by Joy Baklanoff, and a 70-page guide, prepared by John Bealle, which includes biographical information about Arnold as well as information about the singers, the songs, and Arnold’s experiences in recording them. Contents: Frog Went A-Courting: Mrs. Emma S. Craig, Florence Paper of Pins: Mrs. Emma S. Craig, Florence Tall Angel at the Bar: Rev. Alex Fountain, Florence Song for Tamping Ties: Stence Crozier, Gadsden Valley-O: Mrs. Janie Barnard Couch, Guntersville Low Down, Death, Right Easy: Vera Hall Ward and Dock Reed, Livingston Go to Sleepy: Mrs. Laurie Cater Carleton, Grove Hill In that Land: Vera Hall Ward and Dock Reed, Livingston My Southern Home: Venetia Danner McClure, Mobile Got on My Traveling Shoes: Hixon Harmony Five, Atmore Prison I want my Crown: Hixon Harmony Five, Atmore Prison Marching Around the Levee: Pansy S. (Mrs. C.G.) Richardson, Pensacola, Florida I Got Shoes (Shout All over God’s Heaven): Mrs. Theckla Jones and 4 members of the Greater Mt. Triumph Baptist Church Choir, Atmore. Mockingbird Song: Mrs. Isabel Tipton, Birmingham top

sample read review	Benjamin Lloyd’s Hymn Book: A Primitive Baptist Song Tradition Hardcover Edition with included CD Purchase $29.95 This attractive book contains essays on Benjamin Lloyd’s Primitive Hymns, a word-only hymnal which was compiled and published in Alabama in 1841 and has been in continuous use by Primitive Baptists since that time. Packaged with the book is a compact disc featuring 20 performances of hymns by Primitive Baptists in Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina. Extensive liner notes about the performances accompany the CD. Joyce Cauthen served as editor of the book and producer of the CD. Included in the book are the following: Introduction by John Bealle. 1) Hark the Doleful Sound: The Old Way of Singing in the Original Sipsey River Primitive Baptist Association (Joyce Cauthen) 2) Forging Religious Identity: An Exploration of Hymn Singing in Anglo-American Primitive Baptist Churches (Beverly Bush Patterson) 3)Texts from Lloyd’s Hymn Book in the Quiltwork of African American Singing Styles (William T. Dargan) 4)Benjamin Lloyd: A Pioneer Primitive Baptist in Alabama (Oliver C. Weaver, Jr.) 5) Elder Benjamin Lloyd and his Hymn Book (Joey Brackner) 6))The Primitive Hymns: Descriptions of Extant Editions (Joey Brackner) 7) Liner notes to the CD (Joyce Cauthen) The CD contains singing from Lloyd's Primitive Hymns by the Lee family of Hoboken, GA; New Jerusalem Primitive Baptist Church, Bessemer, AL; Smyrna PB Chuch, Goodwater, AL; Shiloh PB Association, Elkin, NC; Little Hope PB Church, Eoline, AL; Jesse Allison, Doc Reed, and Vera Hall, Livingston, AL; Mt. Pilgrim PB Church, Livingston, AL; Ginny Hawker, WV; Amanda Smith and Ella Pearl White, Loachapoka, AL; Mt. Hebrew PB Church, Notasulga, AL; Oak Grove PB Church, Davidson County, NC; Bethel PB Church, Berlin; AL, Bethlehem PB Church, Eutaw, AL. top

More Infomation and Musical Samples	Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 1 A Compilation Purchase $12.50 This CD is the first in the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture's Millennium Series, produced by Steve Grauberger. It presents a delightful and well-recorded variety of children's games, work songs, sacred music, fiddle tunes, blues and other forms of music traditional to Alabama collected by musicologists and folklorists over the last 50 years. Contents: 1) Excelsior Band of Mobile: Medley 2) Child's game: Walking on the green grass 3) Mobile dock workers: Carrie, Carrie 4) Corly Pennington: Ra-ta-tum-de-dum 5) Children's play song 6) Harriet McClintock: Come, butter, come 7) Tom Bell: Cross-E shimmy dance tune 8) Noah Lacy: Hen Cackle 9) John Henry Mealing: Girl in the white folk's yard 10) Baldwin County Polka Band: Red Rose Polka/Baby Doll Polka 11) Elder Donald Smith, Grace, ‘tis a charming sound 12) Spring Hill Union Primitive Baptist Association: We shall sleep but not forever 13) The Melody Men: My Heavy Burdens have Rolled Away 14) Luella Hatcher: A charge to keep I have 15) The Sullivan Family: Old Brush Arbor 16) The Birmingham Sunlights: Angels Watching Over Me 17) Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers: Pisgah 18) Capitol Rotunda Singing: Sweet Rivers 19) Elder Fred Cockrell: Sure Been Good to Me 20) Dale County Gospel Association: Look Up 21) Gary Waldrep: Goin' on the Mountain 22) Albert Macon and Robert Thomas: Gotta Move 23) Reagan Ngamvilay: Khamsing Darapheth Salawan 24) Russell Johnson and J.C. Brock: Johnson's Old Grey Mule 25) Mariachi Garibaldi: Guadalajara 26) The Stripling Brothers: Wolves a’howling 27) The Thomas Sisters: What a Day of Victory 28) Notes and Strings: Getting Ready to Leave this World 29) The Sounds of Joy: Fix it, Jesus 30) Dixie Bluegrass: What a Friend we have in Jesus top

music sample liner notes (923kb pdf)	Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 2 African American Seven Shapenote Singing OUT OF PRINT This CD is the second in the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture's Millennium Series, produced by Steve Grauberger. It features African American singing conventions in Alabama that practice a unique form of gospel singing using the repertory of southern gospel music known as "seven shape," "new book," or "little book" singing. Many familiar songs are featured, most sung a cappella. 1) This World Is Not My Home 2) Getting Ready To Leave This World 3) Heaven's Jubilee 4) Just A Little Talk With Jesus 5) Jesus Is the Only One 6) Welcome Speech by Denise Thompson 7) I Am leaving Here 8) Brief History of the Central Union Convention 9) Each Moment of Time 10) Victory in Jesus 11) Lord, Give Me Just A Little More Time 12) Somebody Loves Me 13) Camping in Canaan's Land 14) Where the Soul of Man Never Dies 15) Better Get Ready 16) I Never Shall Forget the Day 17) Speech by Bernice Harvey 18) Farther Along 19) Shouting on the Hill top

Right-Click and "Save Target As" to Download Liner Notes (921kb pdf) Listen to Example "Milford"	Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 3 2002 National Sacred Harp Singing Convention Purchase $12.50 This CD is the third in the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture's Millennium Series, produced by Steve Grauberger. Recorded June 14th 2002 at the National Sacred Harp Convention at Trinity United Methodist Church, Birmingham, Alabama. Program notes were written by John Bealle. " In June of each year, on the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday that precede the third Sunday of the month, singers from around the nation and across the oceans gather in Birmingham, Alabama, for three days of vigorous singing from the shape note tunebook, the Sacred Harp. The occasion that brings them together is the National Sacred Harp Singing Convention, an event that draws from a deep-rooted tradition of public congregational singing. This recording of the 23rd session of the National Sacred Harp Singing Convention celebrates this important event." (John Bealle) 1) New Britain p.45 2) Return Again p335 3) Evening Shade p209 4) Happy Sailor p.338 5) Milford p.272 6) New Agatite p.485 7) Warrenton p.145 8) Schenectady p.192 9) Vernon p.95 10) Confidence p.270 11) Save, Lord, or We Shall Perish p.224 12) When I Am Gone p.339 13) Exhortation p.272 14) Dying Minister p.83 15) Northfield p.155 16) I’m On My Journey Home p345b 17) Blooming Youth p.176 18) Mear p49B 19) Stratfield p.142 20) Love Shall Never Die p.278T 21) Corley p.510 22) Delight p.216 23) Heavenly Land p.303 24) Panting For Heaven p.384 25) Mercy's Free p.337 26) Can I Leave You p.358B 27) Primrose p.47T 28) David's Lamentation p.268 29) Alabama p.196 30) Arbacoochee p.430 31) Fairfield p.29T 32) Christians Farewell p.347 top

Download the Liner Notes PDF	Traditional Musics of Alabama, Volume 4 African American Sacred Harp Singing Wiregrass Notes Revised Purchase $12.50 This CD is the Fourth in the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture's Millennium Series, produced by Steve Grauberger. Recorded in 1980 in Ozark Alabama by Brenda and Steve McCallum. This is a newly digitized and revised release originally produced by Hank Willett with the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture and Doris Dyen as the LP "Wiregrass Notes: Black Sacred Harp Singing From Southeast Alabama." Included are the songs in the original release plus 13 additional songs taken from original event recordings. 1) Amazing Grace 2) Shades of Night 3) Prosperity 4) Life is the Time to Serve the Lord 5) Desire for Piety 6) The Signs of the Judgement 7) Murillo's Lesson 8) I'm Wandering To and Fro 9) My Mother's Gone 10) Pisgah 11) The Road to Life and Death 12) New Jerusalem 13) We Will Sing With the Angels There 14) Trusting Jesus 15) Columbus 16) Praise the Lord 17) Hinder Me Not 18) Children of the Heavenly King 19) Winning Souls 20) Dying Boy (musical example mp3) 21) Cuba 22) We'll Meet Over There 23) That Sweet Home 24) Forever Blest 25) Am I a Soldier of the Cross 26) a. Florida Storm b. Give Me Just a Little More Time c. Closing Prayer by Dewey Williams top

	Sweet is the Day: A Sacred Harp Family Portrait A 60-minute video available in VHS and DVD format. Purchase VHS Tape for $20 Purchase DVD for $20 Click here for the study guide to Sweet is the Day (PDF format). To view it on-line and obtain much background information on Sacred Harp Singing go to Folkstreams.Net This video tells the story of the Woottens, one of the singing families who have helped Sacred Harp music survive and flourish for more than 150 years. Filmmakers Erin Kellen and Jim Carnes intertwine in Sweet is the Day scenes of family gatherings, singing conventions, and farm life on Alabama’s Sand Mountain with family recollections and more than a dozen songs from the revered shape-note tradition. The songs--performed with technical mastery, emotional power and a breath-taking blend of voices—are central to "Sweet is the Day." As this video reveals, Sacred Harp singing has always been more than music. For inheritors like the Woottens the tradition is a life-shaping force. The enclosed 44-page film guide, by John Bealle, further explains the history of Sacred Harp singing, discusses the many traditions attached to it such as singing schools and "dinner on the grounds" and looks beyond Sand Mountain to the large and enthusiastic community of Sacred Harp singers across the nation. top

	IN THE SPIRIT: ALABAMA'S SACRED MUSIC TRADITION Purchase $15 Essays on shaped-note singing, Dr. Watts hymns, Psalm singing, bluegrass gospel, a capella gospel quartets, moaning, and more. Packaged with CD (or cassette, if requested) providing beautiful examples of the various forms of sacred music.Edited by Henry Willett, articles include: "The African-American Covenanters of Selma, Alabama" by Henry Willett; "The Moan-and Prayer Event in African-American Worship" by Willie Collins; "Singing 'Dr. Watts': A Venerable Hymn Tradition Among African Americans in Alabama" by Joyce Cauthen; "Sand Mountain's Wooten Family: Sacred Harp Singers" by Buell Cobb; "Judge Jackson and the Colored Sacred Harp" by Henry Willett; "The Deasons: A Christian Harmony Family" by Anne H. F. Kimzey; "Seven-shape-note Gospel Music in Northern Alabama: The Case of the Athens Music Company" by Charles Wolfe; "Shape-Note Gospel singing on Sand Mountain" by Joyce Cauthen; "Of related interest--convention Gospel singing in Alabama" by Fred C. Fussell; "Community and the Jefferson County, Alabama, Gospel Quartet Tradition" by Doug Seroff; "Cry Holy Unto the Lord: Tradition and Diversity in Bluegrass Gospel Music" by Jack Bernhardt; "Of related interest--Margie Sullivan: Mother of Bluegrass Gospel" by Erin Kellen. top

	Allison's Sacred Harp Singers CD: Heaven's My Home 1927-1928 Purchase 13.50 This CD features beautifully re-mastered selections of rare Sacred Harp recordings made in 1927 in Birmingham and 1928 in Richmond, Indiana, by five expert singers from Birmingham and Moody, Alabama. 1 THE HEAVENLY PORT (2:46) singing with organ 2 BOUND FOR CANAAN (2:38) singing with organ 3 THE OLD SHIP OF ZION (2:26) unaccompanied singing 4 EXHILARATION (3:05) singing with organ 5 ANTIOCH (2:45) singing with piano 6 SWEET RIVERS (3:12) singing with organ 7 HALLELUJAH (3:01) singing with organ 8 THE GOLDEN HARP (2:57) singing with organ 9 TRAVELING PILGRIM (2:36) unaccompanied singing 10 JEWETT (3:03) singing with organ 11 PISGAH (3:07) singing with piano 12 SWEET PROSPECT (2:28) singing 13 WEEPING PILGRIM (3:05) sample unaccompanied singing 14 SWEET CANAAN (3:04) singing with organ 15 PENICH (2:52) singing with piano 16 THE MORNING TRUMPET (2:38) singing with organ 17 ESTER (2:25) singing with organ 18 I'M A LONG TIME TRAVELING AWAY FROM HOME (White) (2:56) singing with organ 19 I BELONG TO THIS BAND (pagan) (2:52) singing with organ 20 SWEET MORNING (2:38) singing with organ 21 HEAVEN'S MY HOME (2:50) singing with organ top

	Religion is a Fortune Sacred Harp Singing: Various Groups - Early 1900s Purchase 13.50 1 HALLELUJAH Daniels-Deason Sacred Harp Singers (3:01) 2 LONG SOUGHT HOME Allison”s Sacred Harp Singers (3:01) 3 CHRISTIAN'S FLIGHT Lee Well's Sacred Harp Singers (2,47) 4 ROCHY ROAD Alabama Sacred Harp Singers (2:44) 5 CALVARY Dye's Sacred Harp Singers (2:36) 6 I'M ON MY JOURNEY HOME Denson”s Sacred Harp Singers (3:21) 7 HAPPY LAND Allison”s Sacred Harp Singers (2:16) 8 RELIGION IS A FORTUNE Alabama Sacred Harp Singers (2:53) 9 HAPPY ON THE WAY Fa-So-La Singers (3:03) 10 LAND OF BEULAH Dye's Sacred Harp Singers (2:35) 11 PLEYEL'S HYMN Daniels-Deason Sacred Harp Singers (3:17) 12 JOURNEY HOME Allison's Sacred Harp Singers (2:49) 13 EDOM Okeh Atlanta Sacred Harp Singers (3:22) 14 RELIGION IS A FORTUNE Lee Wells Sacred Harp Singers (2:52) 15 NOT MADE WITH HANDS Allisons Sacred Harp Singers (3:14) 16 ODEM Roswell Sacred Harp Singers (2:39) 17 RAGAN Denson-Parris Sacred Harp Singers (2:43) 18 NINETY-FIFTH Okeh Atlanta Sacred Harp Singers (2:40) 19 PROMISED LAND Pioneer Sacred, Harp Singers (3:27) top