| WORK SONGS |
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the antiphonal 'leader-and-chorus' patterns which have persisted so strongly
in Negro religious song, and in the worksongs, are unfamiliar in the blues
vocal as such, but there is a frequently expressed opinion that the use
of the 'answering' guitar in some blues traditions is a retention from
the custom of leader-and-chorus singing (found in Africa.)"
quoted
from Paul Oliver at:
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| List of work songs: | ||||
| 1. | Prettiest Train | the song | "22" and group | chopping weeds |
| 2. | Rosie | the song | C.B. and group of 10 men | with axes |
| 3. | Judy | the song | Benny Richardson and group | crosscutting |
| 4. | Julie | the song | W.D. Alexander and group | logging |
| 5. | Hammer Ring | the song | Henry Scott and group | crosscutting |
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