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Talk on recording / machine set-up 6642B3 Alan Lomax , Annie Williams 7-28-1942 spoken vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Lomax and Williams discuss what she’s going to sing; he cautions against walking across the floor while the disc is being cut.
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Don't Care Where You Bury My Body 6642B4 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Ms. Williams says she learned the song from her grandmother. She sings a fragment of “Glory, Glory, Hallelujah” that she heard from her. Discusses hearing her first hymn, “Am I Born to Die,” at age five from her aunt.
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Interview about Don't Care Where You Bury My Body / Glory, Glory, Hallelujah 6642B5 Alan Lomax , Annie Williams 7-28-1942 hymn , sacred song , spoken vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6642B6.mp3
Am I Born to Die 6642B6 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 lining hymn , sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6642B7.mp3
Interview about her family singing, praying, and shouting 6642B7 Alan Lomax , Annie Williams 7-28-1942 spoken vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Ms. Williams discusses the various ways of getting happy and being moved by the spirit. She then addresses some younger visitors, telling them they can come back and perform song ring plays and reels for Lomax and Jones.
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There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood 6642B8 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 lining hymn , sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6643A1.mp3
Interview about Watts hymns (lining hymns), education, and old songs 6643A1 Alan Lomax , Annie Williams 7-28-1942 spoken vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Ms. Williams discusses her family’s singing – both jubilee and Watts hymns – and her education and that of her children. She sings fragments of “Rock Daniel,” “Chariot’s Coming (Jubilee),” “Mockingbird.”
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Free At Last 6643A2 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6643A3.mp3
You Don't Believe I'm A Child of God 6643A3 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams The accompanying voices are presumably of her younger family members present.
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Don't Grieve After Me 6643A4 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6643B1.mp3
Chicka Ma, Chicka Ma, Caney Crow / Billy Boy 6643B1 Willie Moss 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Brief discussion follows.
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Ain't Gonna Rain No More (#1) 6643B2 Willie Moss 7-28-1942 vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Brief discussion follows. Identified on AFS card as “Taint Gonna Rain No Mo’.”
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When the Saints Go Marching In 6643B3 Willie Moss 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6643B4.mp3
Sunday Morning Band 6643B4 Willie Moss 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6643B5.mp3
Never Said A Mumblin' Word 6643B5 Willie Moss 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6643B6.mp3
Mary Mack 6643B6 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Demonstration of game follows.
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I'm A Funny Little Dutch Girl 6643B7 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Mason sings the song unaccompanied then demonstrates the game.
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Chicka Ma, Chicka Ma, Caney Crow 6643B8 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6644A1.mp3
Shortenin' Bread (#1) 6644A1 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6644A2.mp3
Mister Frog Went A-Courtin' (#1) 6644A2 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 Froggie Went A-Courtin' game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6644A3.mp3
Sally Go Round the Sunshine 6644A3 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6644A4.mp3
Little Sally Walker 6644A4 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6644A5.mp3
Pullin' the Skiff 6644A5 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6644A6.mp3
Rock Daniel 6644A6 Mrs. Mason 7-28-1942 sacred song , shout clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams First name unknown.
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What A Time (Shout for Joy) / Interview about shouting, the sanctified church, and singing at work 6644A7 Anne Williams , John Cameron 7-28-1942 sacred song , shout clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Followed by discussion (with John Cameron) about shouting and getting happy in church. Lomax attempts to coax Ms. Williams to talk about the sanctified church, the “new religion,” but she doesn’t recognize it as such. Discussion continues about singing at work and cotton picking.
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All Night Long 6644B1 Annie Williams 7-28-1942 sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Ms. Williams tells Lomax this song is a “hally” (hallelujah). “Shout if you want on it. Pat your hands on it.”
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Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground 6644B2 Annie Williams , John Cameron 7-28-1942 lining hymn , sacred song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Others join in halfway through the singing. “Assisted in prayer by Sister Williams,” Cameron jokes at the end.
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Satisfy (#1) 6644B3 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp 7-28-1942 Satisfied game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6644B4.mp3
Frairs Point Victory Song 6644B4 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp 7-28-1942 fight song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Presumably the fight song from a local high school.
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Ice Cream, Soda Water 6644B5 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song clapping , vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/6644B6.mp3
Milk, Milk 6644B6 Alice Austin , Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Likely other girls are involved who were unidentified. (A Ruby is addressed before the singing.)
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Hide and Go Seek 6645A1 Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Identified on AFS card as “Hiding Go Seek.” This band includes several hide-and-seek counting-off rhymes, as well as a “poem” (“Hush Little T-Model, Don’t You Cry). Each of the girls introduces herself before their recitation.
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Counting-out rhymes 6645A2 Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Flora L. Standefer 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Identified on AFS card as “Hiding Go Seek.” These are counting-off/counting-out rhymes: “Cornbread Rough,” “Engine, Engine Number 9,” “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.”
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One Potato, Two / Hickory Dickory Dock 6645A3 Florence Mason , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Identified on AFS card as “Hiding Go Seek.”
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Come On Boys, Let's Go to Hunting (It Don't Suit Me) 6645A4 Dorothy Mae Woods , Emma Jane Davis , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 lyric song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Followed by explanation of song, and presumably the source, last name Walker. Identified on AFS card as “a local parody” (of “It Just Suits Me”).
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Jump, Mister Rabbit 6645A5 Dorothy Mae Woods , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams Title given is that on AFS card. Girls sing “Jump up the rabbit.”
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Mister Frog Went A-Courtin' (#2) 6645A6 Dorothy Mae Woods , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6645A7.mp3
Doctor, Doctor Can You Tell (Mister Frog Went A-Courtin' In a Haystack) 6645A7 Dorothy Mae Woods , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams http://lomaxdeltastate.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/6645A8.mp3
Satisfy (#2) 6645A8 Dorothy Mae Woods , Flora L. Standefer , Florence Mason , Florence Stamp , Ruby L. Stamp 7-28-1942 game song , play song vocal Friars Point Coahoma Mississippi at the home of Annie Williams