Holy, holy, holy

Alan Lomax

Other Form of Name

Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002

Identifier

T788R02; FRID (Lomax Number) 11519

Creation Date

2-1-1948

City

Dallas (Tex.); Dallas County (Tex.)

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Description

In early February 1948, a few days after the death of his father, John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax visited three Southern Black Baptist churches: the True Light Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, the Rose Hill Baptist Church in Greenville, Mississippi, and the Friendly Will Baptist Church in Austin, Texas, where he recorded sermons, hymns, and spirituals. One hymn was released on the Blues in the Mississippi Night album (Rounder CD 1860); the remaining material has not been released commercially.

Subject Headings (Library of Congress)

Blues (Music); Blues musicians

Relational Format

audio recording

Extent

01:20

Original Collection

Alan Lomax Recordings

Comments

Dallas I 2/48. Lomax Classification: religious song; hymn. Lomax Collection Title: Mississippi and Texas Church Recordings 1948. Recording Note: Anglican hymn. Words: Reginald Heber, 1826. Music: John Dykes, 1861. [Editor]; Alan Lomax: 'Choir comes with piano.' [Tapebox] Session Note: Spirituals, hymns, and sermons recorded at True Light Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas on February 1, 1948. Reverend Cyphers was pastor (editor's note).

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