Eight-Hand Sets and Holy Steps: Early Dance Tunes and Songsof Praise from North Carolina's Black Tradition

Wildwood blues speak (James "Guitar Slim" Stephens, vocal) --Corinna (Elizabeth "Babe" Reid, banjo ; James Borders, bones) --Georgia buck (Odell Thompson, vocal and banjo ; Joe Thompson, fiddle) --Breakaway (Roosevelt May, vocal and harmonica) --John Henry (Cora Phillips, guitar ; Elizabeth "Babe" Reid, banjo) --Going downtown (Joe Thompson, vocal and fiddle ; Odell Thompson, vocal and banjo) --Buckdance (Algia Mae Hinton, guitar) --Chicken (Percy Lassiter, vocal and guitar) --Out on the farm (Elester Anderson, vocal and guitar) --Honeybabe (Algia Mae Hinton, vocal and guitar) --Boll weevil (Percy Lassiter, vocal and guitar) --Chicken, Lord, Lord (Algia Mae Hinton, vocal and guitar) --When you see me praying (Second St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church) --Lord, what shall I do (Thomas Burt, vocal and guitar) --Swing low, sweet chariot (Roosevelt May, vocal and harmonica) --Your close friend (James "Guitar Slim" Stephens, vocal and guitar) --Death is coming back after you (Rev. Rassie Moore, vocal and guitar) -- Satan, we're gonna tear your kingdom down (Second St. Paul Junior Choir) --Sweet home (Algia Mae Hinton, vocal and guitar) --Traveling shoes (The Badgett Sisters) --Joshua (The Gospel Jubilators).