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- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers abstract "The Alabama Sacred Harp Singers were a sacred harp choir specializing in gospel music. On April 16, 1928, they recorded several songs for Columbia, amongst which was "Present Joys", later included on the Anthology of American Folk Music. They are most commonly referenced alongside Alan Lomax, who toured the Southern states, amongst other areas, recording rural music. Lomax recorded the group in 1942, for the Library of Congress. A new recording was made in the same church In Alabama that Alan Lomax had recorded in 50 years later. This recording was made by Steve Rosenthal and David Sardy. The recording featured some of the same singers as the recording done by Lomax some 50 years earlier. Recorded over a 2 day period of food and singing, these recordings have taken on a mythic proportion as they were the inspiration for using Sacred Harp in the soundtrack to the film Cold Mountain".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers wikiPageExternalLink Alabama+Sacred+Harp+Singers.
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers wikiPageID "10201650".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers wikiPageRevisionID "507709537".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers accessdate "2012-04-20".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers class "artist".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers first "John".
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- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers id "p289596".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers label "Biography of Alabama Sacred Harp Singers".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers last "Bush".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers tab "biography".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers subject Category:Sacred_Harp.
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers comment "The Alabama Sacred Harp Singers were a sacred harp choir specializing in gospel music. On April 16, 1928, they recorded several songs for Columbia, amongst which was "Present Joys", later included on the Anthology of American Folk Music. They are most commonly referenced alongside Alan Lomax, who toured the Southern states, amongst other areas, recording rural music. Lomax recorded the group in 1942, for the Library of Congress.".
- Alabama_Sacred_Harp_Singers label "Alabama Sacred Harp Singers".
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