Religious music
Subtitle: congregational and ceremonial
By: edited by Richard K. Spottswood
Contributors: Library of Congress. Recording Laboratory; Archive of Folk Song (U.S.)
Series: Folk music in America -- v. 1
Publisher: Library of Congress
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] :
Number of pages: 46
Subjects: Sacred vocal music; Gospel music; English Hymns; Church music; Spirituals (Songs)
Notes: "A bicentennial project: Library of Congress, Archive of Folk Song" ; includes recordings from field and commercial sources.

Program notes including wording of songs, and bibliographical and discographical references (8 p. :ill.) inserted.
Table of contents: title: Nobody's fault but mine (Milledgeville, Georgia Singers); title: Lebt friedsam, sprach Christus (Amish Singers of Kalona, Iowa); title: Hosanna! Jesus reigns (Elder Walter Evans and Congregation); title: The Lord will provide (Lenville Ball); title: Little David, play on your harp (Brother Claude Ely "The Gospel Ranger"); title: I know my name is there (Stoneman's Dixie Mountaineers); title: Travelin' to that new buryin' ground (Banks, Bentley, Blake, and Vosburg); title: Pascola dance music (Yaqui Indian musicians); title: My soul is a witness (Austin Coleman, Joe Washington Brown, and group); title: Down on the old camp ground (Dinwiddie Colored Quartet); title: Do you call that religion? (Baks, Bentley, Blake, and Vosburg); title: Fifty miles of elbow room (Rev. F. W. McGee and Congregration); title: Birchas kohanim (Cantor Isaiah Meisels and Congregation); title: Antioch (Allison's Sacred Harp Singers); title: Bells of love (Middle Georgia Singing Convention No. 1); title: I am the vine (Elder Otis Jones and Congregation); title: God got a crown (Arizona Dranes and choir)