Norfolk Jazz and Jubilee Quartets : complete recorded works in chronological order.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Norfolk Jazz Quartet, performer.

Contributor:

Norfolk Jubilee Quartet, performer.

Series:

Music online: American song.

Music online: American song

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Gospel music.

Jazz vocals.

Vocal quartets.

Genre:

Jazz vocals.

Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Place of Publication:

Vienna, Austria : Document Records, 1995.

System Details:

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Contents:

v. 1. 1921-1923. Monday morning blues

Jelly roll blues

Standing on the corner

Wide wide world

Preacher man blues

Southern Jack

Cornfield blues

Big fat mamma

Strut Miss Lizzie

My mammy

Blues that drove man to ruin

I hope I may join the band

Who built the ark?

Going home blues

Honey, God bless your heart

Wang wang blues

When I walked up I was sharp as a tack

Get hot

Shall we meet on the river

Every ship must find a harbor

I could learn to love you

Quartette blues

Sad blues

Stop dat band.

v. 2. 1923-1925. Father prepare me

My Lord's gonna move this wicked race

Raise R-U-K-U-S tonight

Dixie blues

Aint it a shame

Where shall I be

I'm a pilgrim

I'm gonna build right on dat shore

Crying holy unto the Lord

Roll Jordan roll

I'm going to meet my mother

Swing low sweet chariot

Eziekel saw de wheel

Pleading blues

Jelly Roll's first cousin

What you going to do when the world's on fire (take 1)

What you going to do when the world's on fire (take 2)

When I was a moaner

Throw out the lifeline

Get on board, little children, get on board

Every time I feel the spirit

I'm gonna make heaven my home.

v. 3. 1925-1927. Somebody's always talking about me

Sit down sit down I can't sit down

Pharaoh's army got drowned

Great Jehovah

I'm gonna do all I can for my Lord (take 1)

I'm gonna do all I can for my Lord (take 2)

Jesus lay your head in the window (take 1)

Jesus lay your head in the window (take 2)

Revival day

Do you want to be a lover of the Lord

See the sign of judgement

Oh the shoes that my Lord gave me

I want to cross over to see my Lord

If anybody asks you who I am

Let the church roll on

Queen St. rag

Louisiana bo bo

Swing low, sweet chariot

Down by the riverside

I'm nearer my home

Daniel in the lion's den

The old account was settled long ago

I will guide thee

Shepard where is your little lamb.

v. 4. 1927-1929. King Jesus stand by me

Father prepare me

Ride on King Jesus

Our Father

I have anchored my soul

Ezekiel saw de wheel

I wouldn't mind dying if dying was all

His eye is on the sparrow

How it is with me

Wonder where is the gamblin' man

He just hung his head and died

Sinner you can't hide

When the moon goes down

Lord, I don't care where they bury my body

I want to know will He welcome me there

I'm going through

You're goin' to need that pure religion

Way down in Egyptland

I heard the voice of Jesus say.

v. 5. 1929-1937. I'm pressing on to that city

Tell me what you say

Oh what a beautiful city

There will be glory

I'm gonna open my mouth unto the Lord

Moanin' in the land will soon be over

I'm gonna serve God till I die

Please give me some of that

Oh what's the matter now

You got to live so God can use you

'Way down in Egyptland

Didn't it rain

Believe in Jesus

My feet been taken out the mirey clay

King Jesus stand by me

Tell that broad (you came too late)

Swinging that blues (ever had the blues)

Ha ha shout

What's the matter now?

I can't stay away

Pure religion

Where's that gambling man gone?.

v. 6. 1937-1940. My Lord's gonna move this wicked race

Free at last

Sit down, sit down, I can't sit down

Stand by me

He's mine, yes he's mine

Beedle de beedle de bop bop (adi eedi idio)

Suntan baby brown (Suntan lady)

Stand by the bedside of a neighbor

Job

Great change

Come on! Let's go to heaven

Jesus is making up my dying bed

Jonah in the belly of the whale

When the train comes along

No hiding place

You better run

Shine for Jesus

Dig my jelly roll

Moaning the blues

I'd feel much better

This old world is in bad condition

The death train is coming

Queen Street rag.

Notes:

Document Records: DOCD-5381--DOCD-5386.

Program notes from original containers.

Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2009. (American song). Available via World Wide Web.

Other Format:

DOCD-5381

DOCD-5382

DOCD-5383

DOCD-5384

DOCD-5385

DOCD-5386

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.