Sensational Friendly Brothers: Where Shall I Be... (1978)

Date recorded: August 11, 1978
Contributor(s): Recordist: Bishop, John; Recordist: Long, Worth; Recordist: Lomax, Alan; Performer: Sensational Friendly Brothers

Description: The Sensational Friendly Brothers of Tallulah, Louisiana, perform "Where Shall I Be (When the First Trumpet Sounds)" at the St. James Missionary Baptist Church in Canton, Mississippi. Shot by Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Worth Long, August 11, 1978.

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Location: Canton, Madison County, Mississippi, United States

Track Number: 77

Archive ID: -sbmkj3hklc

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Belongs to: Mississippi Delta and Hill Country (1978)

About the session: Bluesmen; fife-and-drum ensembles; former muleskinners and railroad tie-tampers; and tall-tale reciters. Performers include Skip James collaborator Jack Owens, diddley-bow player Lonnie Pitchford, fife legend Otha Turner, and R. L. Burnside in his first film appearance.

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