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.

• 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