Free Hill: A Sound Portrait of a Rural Afro-American Community
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Free Hill A Sound Portrait Of A Rural Afro-American Community--Traditional Song, Narrative, And Sacred Speech From Tennessee, (1985) LP has the following: The Origins Of Free Hill, Uncle Jenkins And The Bear, Uncle Jenkins And The Panther, Uncle Bob Riley Steals The Chicken, Uncle Bob Riley Steals The Turkey, Ku Klux Come To Aunt Nelley Smith's, Ku Klux Come To The Hickman House, I Got A Place In Free Hill, Hold On To God's Unchanging Hand, Farther Along, An Empty Mansion, Prayer, When The Sun Goes Down, Church Invitation And Closing Hymn
FREE HILL, TENNESSEE, A SMALL, RURAL BLACK COMMUNITY FOUNDED BY FREED SLAVES PRIOR TO THE CIVIL WAR. DURING 1983, FOLKLORISTS ELIZABETH PETERSON AND TOM RANKIN SPENT SEVERAL MONTHS DOCUMENTING AND EXAMINING THE ORAL HISTORY AND VERBAL AND MUSICAL TRADITIONS OF FREE HILL.
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