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Label: Folkways Records – FP656 Series: Music From The South – Volume 7 Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono Country: US Released: 1956 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Gospel A1 George Herod– O, The Sun Don't Never Go Down (Don't You Feel Like Crynin' Some Time) 1:36 A2 George Herod– I Shall Not Be Moved 1:13 A3 George Herod– Sister Mary Wore Three Lengths (Links) Of Chain 1:26 A4 George Herod– Lord, When I Was A Sinner 0:59 A5 George Herod, Fanny Herod And Peggy Lou Herod– Travelin' Shoes 2:34 A6 John and Lovie Griffins– When I Can Read My Title Clear Words By – Dr. Watts 2:56 A7 John and Lovie Griffins– Dark Was The Night, And Cold The Ground 2:54 A8 John and Lovie Griffins– Am I A Soldier Of The Cross? Words By – Dr. Watts 2:55 A9 John and Lovie Griffins– A Charge To Keep I Have Words By – Charles Wesley 3:36 B1 Adeline Carey– That Ain't All, I Got More B'side 0:50 B2 Mary Price– Dark Was The Night 1:10 B3 Rev. Lewis Jackson And Charlotte Rucell– Dark Was The Night 0:52 B4 Rev. Lewis Jackson And Charlotte Rucell– Tallest Tree In Paradise 1:22 B5 Richard Jolla– Lord Have Mercy, If You Please 3:50 B6 Richard Jolla– Introduction / When The Way Is Dark And Dreary / I Heard My Old Mother Call 3:09 B7 Richard Jolla– When I Get Home / Speech 6:12 B8 Horace Sprott, Annie Sprott– Well, I Been Traveling All Through This Way 3:45 Record Company – Folkways Records & Service Corp. Funded By – John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Copyright © – Folkways Records & Service Corp. Pressed By – Plastylite Compilation Producer [Production By] – Moses Asch Field Recording, Photography By, Liner Notes, Drawing [Line Drawings] – Frederic Ramsey Jr. Lacquer Cut By – DBH* Mastered By [Master Recordings By] – David Hancock In a heavyweight double-pocket sleeve with paste-on panel on the front cover. Comes with a 28-page booklet-style insert with liner notes, photographs, & credits (also provides information about the companion record Elder Songsters 2.)

A1 to A5 recorded near Scott Station, Alabama, May 8, 1954 A6 to A9 recorded near Cahaba River, Perry County, Alabama, April 10, 1954 B1 recorded near saw mill, Tunica, Louisiana, June 22, 1954 B2 recorded near Angola, Louisiana, June 22, 1954 B3, B4 recorded New Orleans, Louisiana, May 25, 1954 B5 recorded Pond, Mississippi, June 26, 1954 B6, B7 recorded Pond, Mississippi, June 25, 1954 B8 recorded near Cahaba River, Alabama, May 8, 1954

Front sleeve: 'Music From The South. Field recordings taken in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi under a grant from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation by Frederick Ramsey, Jr. With photographs, notes, and personnels. Volume 7: Elder Songsters, 2.'

'Custom molded by Plastylite' [center labels]

Copyright © 1956 by Folkways Records & Service Corp., NYC, USA

All of the photographs, line drawings, and written-material... are copyright 1955, by Frederick Ramsay, Jr.

Runouts are etched, except for the stamped P (aka. the "Plastylite Ear"). "DBH" is in a rectangular box. 3 T are rotated 90 degrees relative to other marks