Year of release 2014

Songs 26

Album time 01:07:15

Genre list Gospel, World Music, Folk

1
No Hiding Place Down Here
 
2:28
2
O Death
 
3:47
3
Dead And Gone
 
2:18
4
Prayer
 
1:55
5
Sign Of The Judgement
 
2:15
6
This Train Is A Clean Train
 
2:41
7
Turkle Dove
 
1:43
8
Beulah Land
 
4:20
9
Let Me Fly
 
4:20
10
Walk Daniel
 
2:11
11
I'm Gonna Lay Down My Life For My Lord
 
2:28
12
Way Down Yonder In The Brickyard
 
1:19
13
Bob Young's Song And Whoop
 
3:51
14
Read 'Em, John
 
2:03
15
Before This Time Another Year
 
3:37
16
Once There Was No Sun
 
4:10
17
There Was An Old Lady From Brewster
 
1:07
18
Little Johnny Brown
 
3:28
19
Prodigal Son
 
4:04
20
Take Me To The Water
 
2:05
21
Drinking That Wine
 
1:44
22
Once There Was No Sun [II]
 
1:35
23
One Morning Soon
 
2:19
24
Buzzard Lope
 
2:04
25
One Of These Days [I]
feat I~
2:15
26
One Of These Days [II]
 
1:24

Get In Union: Recordings By Alan Lomax 1959-1966 (CD2) by Bessie Jones and The Georgia Sea Island Singers appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The page is built for listeners who want the release facts, song names and basic catalog signals without searching through several sections.

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