Mellows
Subtitle: a chronicle of unknown singers
By: by R. Emmet Kennedy; decorations by Simmons Persons
Publisher: A. and C. Boni
Published: 1925
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 183
Subjects: African Americans -- Music; African Americans -- Louisiana; Spirituals (Songs); Cries; Work songs
Notes: Label on back; Negro work songs, street cries and spirituals

Contains music
Table of contents: title: Mellows; title: Rock Mount Sinai; title: Dry Bones; title: Go down, Death; title: I'm goin' home on a cloud; title: Who's goin' to close my dyin' eyes?; title: O Mary, where is your baby?; title: Poor little Jesus; title: Troubles was hard; title: I got a home in the Rock; title: O Lord, how long?; title: Lonesome valley; title: Blind man stood on the road and cried; title: I fold up my arms and I wonder; title: If you can't come, send one angel down; title: I got two wings; title: He never said a mumblin' word; title: That suits me; title: O Mary, what you weepin' about?; title: My soul wants to go home to glory; title: Im a soldier of the cross in the army of my Lord; title: Toll the bell, angel, I just got over; title: Heaven; title: Little David play on your harp; title: The old mule; title: My baby in a guinea-blue gown; title: Grumbellin' people; title: Honey baby; title: Jo-buh-see-bus; title: W'at you goin' do w'en de crawfish gone?; title: Angels done changed my name; title: Free at last; title: If anybody ask you who I am; title: Jesus goin' to make up my dyin' bed; title: Love come tricklin' down; title: My lawd Gawd rockin' in de weary land; title: Tall angel at de bar; title: When Jesus brought de light to me; title: Blackberry woman; title: Butter milk man; title: Charcoal man; title: Chimney sweeper; title: Clothes-pole man; title: Potato cake woman (Street cries of New Orleans); title: Butterbean pickers' song; title: Cane-field song; title: Railroad track menders' song; title: Song of the cross-tie gang; title: Whistle tune