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Home » Folklife » Traditional Music, Folk Dance, and Storytelling

Traditional Music, Folk Dance, and Storytelling

  • Traditional Music, Folk Dance, and Storytelling View
    • Alabama Center for Traditional Culture (ACTC)
    • Alabama Center for Traditional Culture Fieldwork
    • Alabama Center for Traditional Culture Staff
    • Blind Boys of Alabama
    • Denson Brothers
    • Denson Edition of The Sacred Harp
    • Gandy Dancer Work Song Tradition
    • Gandy Dancers
    • Adele "Vera" Hall
    • National Sacred Harp Singing Convention
    • Benjamin Lloyd's Primitive Hymns
    • The Speer Family
    • Ruby Pickens Tartt
    • Traditional Music
    • Tributaries
    • The Sullivan Family
    • Willie King Video
    • Gandy Dancer Work Songs
    • John Lomax Sr. and Richard Brown
    • Gene Ivey
    • Ruby Pickens Tartt
    • Benjamin Lloyd
    • The Primitive Hymns
    • "Mercy Seat"
    • "Beside the Gospel Pool, Appointed for the Poor"
    • "Glory Shone Around"
    • Gandy Dancers
    • Gandy Dancer
    • Pickens Family, ca. 1900
    • Pickens Home, ca. 1900
    • Ruby Pickens Tartt

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