Kershaw County 12/34

December 13, 1934
Boykin, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
Sacred pieces and work songs sung by prisoners at the Reid Farm in Kershaw County, near the town of Boykin.

It May Be the Last Time

It May Be the Last Time

Look Down That Lonesome Road

Look Down That Lonesome Road

Poor Lazarus

Poor Lazarus

Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#2)

Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#2)

Where Is the Gambling Man

Where Is the Gambling Man

I'm Goin' Home On the Morning Train

I'm Goin' Home On the Morning Train

Sea, Sea, Got To Give Up the Dead

Sea, Sea, Got To Give Up the Dead

Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#1)

Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#1)

I Sure Can't Stand It Long

I Sure Can't Stand It Long

John Crossed the Water

John Crossed the Water

I'm Gonna Bathe My Weary Soul

I'm Gonna Bathe My Weary Soul

Traveling to That New Burying Ground

Traveling to That New Burying Ground

God He Rode In the Wind and Storm

God He Rode In the Wind and Storm

Do You Call That Religion?

Do You Call That Religion?
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Do You Call That Religion? 12/19/1934
Traveling to That New Burying Ground 12/19/1934
God He Rode In the Wind and Storm 12/19/1934
I'm Gonna Bathe My Weary Soul 12/19/1934
Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#1) 12/19/1934
I Sure Can't Stand It Long 12/19/1934
John Crossed the Water 12/19/1934
Oh Lordy Me, Oh Lordy My (#2) 12/19/1934
Where Is the Gambling Man 12/19/1934
I'm Goin' Home On the Morning Train 12/19/1934
Sea, Sea, Got To Give Up the Dead 12/19/1934
It May Be the Last Time 12/19/1934
Poor Lazarus 12/19/1934
Look Down That Lonesome Road 12/19/1934