American Negro songs from slavery times
Contributors: Franklin, John Hope, 1915-
Published: 1960
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Spirituals (Songs); African Americans; Music
Notes: Sung by Michael La Rue.

Notes on the songs by John Hope Franklin and Michael La Rue, selected bibliography, and texts (7 p.) inserted in slipcase.

Title on slipcase: Songs of the American Negro slaves.
Table of contents: title: Link o'day; title: I just come from the fountain; title: Po' mourner; title: You  gonna reap just what you sow; title: Ain't that good news; title: I stood on the river; title: Certainly, Lawd; title: Railroad Bill; title: Children's game songs; title: Git up, chilluns; title: Go to sleep; title: This little light of mine; title: Easy rider; title: I  shall know him; title: My Lawd's gitting us ready; title: One morning soon; title: Get right; title: Stars begin to fall; title: Better day a-coming; title: Salagandou; title: Step this way; title: I'm in trouble; title: Stand still, Jordan; title: Do' Lawd, remember me; title: Trouble; title: Gwine to Alabamy; title: Come & go with me to my father's house; title: Before the sun goes down; title: How come me here?; title: March on.