Georgia Sea Island Singers
The Georgia Sea Island Singers, an American folk music ensemble from Georgia,
United States, were formed in the early 1900s. The group consisted of African
Americans who traveled to perform songs and other elements of Gullah culture.
Notable members over time included Bessie Jones, Joe Armstrong, Mable Hillery,
and Frankie Sullivan Quimby. Initially known as the Spiritual Singers Society,
their music was first recorded in 1935. Notable albums include I'm On My Way
(1985), Georgia Sea Islands Songs for Everyday Living (1998), and Join the Band
(2011). In 1959-60, Alan Lomax docume...
That Suits MeGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
Get in Union
Before This Time Another YearGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
Get in Union
Sheep Don't You Know the RoadGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
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Daniel in the Lion's DenGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
Put Your Hand On Your Hip, And Let Your Backbone Slip: Songs And Games From The Georgia Sea Islands
O DayGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
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Moses Don't Get LostGeorgia Sea Island Singers, Bessie Jones and John Davis
Get in Union
