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Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: "We Never Did Let It Go By" | 1 | |
1 | "Kneebone in the Wilderness": The History of the Shout in America | 17 |
2 | "One Family of People": The Shouters of Bolden | 53 |
3 | Lawrence McKiver, Boss Songster | 85 |
4 | The Shout Songs | 105 |
Jubilee | 107 | |
Blow, Gabriel | 110 | |
Move for Your Dyin' Savior | 113 | |
I Want to Die Like Weepin' Mary | 114 | |
Wade the Water to My Knees | 116 | |
Army Cross Over | 118 | |
Happy Angel | 120 | |
Move, Daniel | 121 | |
Drive Ol'Joe | 124 | |
I Come to Tell You | 126 | |
Kneebone Bend | 127 | |
Pharaoh's Host Got Lost | 130 | |
Hold the Baby | 132 | |
Religion, So Sweet | 134 | |
Time Drawin' Nigh (I See the Sign) | 137 | |
Read'em, John | 139 | |
In This Field We Mus'Die | 142 | |
Eve and Adam | 144 | |
Went to the Burial (Sinner Rock So) | 146 | |
John on the Island, I Hear Him Groan | 150 | |
Walk through the Valley in the Field | 152 | |
Ezekiel Saw That Little Stone | 153 | |
Lay Down, Body | 155 | |
Watch That Star | 158 | |
Farewell, Last Day Goin' | 162 | |
Transcriber's Note | 164 | |
Historical Essay. The Ring Shout: Revisiting the Islamic and African Issues of a Christian "Holy Dance" | 167 | |
Notes | 173 | |
Bibliography | 183 | |
Index | 189 |
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