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MP1670 .L65 N4
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Negro prison songs from the Mississippi State Penitentiary |
1 |
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MP1670 .M348
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Mahalia Jackson, the world's greatest gospel singer |
1 |
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MP1670 .M35
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Mahalia Jackson's greatest hits |
1 |
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MP1670 .M9
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My eyes have seen |
1 |
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MP1670 .M92
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Roland Hayes my songs. |
1 |
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MP1670 .N4
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Negro prison camp work songs |
1 |
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MP1670 .N43
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Negro folklore from Texas state prisons |
1 |
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MP1670 .N44
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Negro folk music of Alabama |
1 |
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MP1670 .O3
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Odetta at Carnegie Hall |
1 |
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MP1670 .O341
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Odetta at town hall |
1 |
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MP1670 .P4
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Rev. Pearly Brown, Georgia Street singer |
1 |
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MP1670 .P75
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Prison worksongs |
1 |
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MP1670 .R66
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Roots an anthology of Negro music in America / |
1 |
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MP1670 .S65
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Sometimes I feel like cryin' |
1 |
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MP1670 .S67
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Spirituals |
1 |
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MP1670 .S671
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Spirituals |
1 |
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MP1670 .S673
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Spirituals and Robeson recital of popular favorites. |
1 |
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MP1670 .S78 N4
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Negro blues and hollers |
1 |
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MP1670 .S9
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Swing dat hammer |
1 |
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MP1670 .T34
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The Talking blues |
1 |
