Illustrations
- 1. Typical country singers of early American spiritual folk-songs Frontispiece
- 2. The “big singings” take place at county seats and in even larger centers Frontispiece
- 3. “Dinner on the grounds” xii
- 4. Classification chart of tunes facing page 16
- 5. The Original Sacred Harp, 1911 edition 24
- 6. The sole occurrence of ‘The Babe of Bethlehem’ 26
- 7. The ‘Morning Trumpet’ in seven-shape notation 26
- 8. Benjamin Franklin White, and Thurza Golightly White, of Hamilton, Georgia 86
- 9. The White memorial in Atlanta 86
- 10. The Sacred Harp appeared in 1844 86
- 11. The Southern Harmony, 1835 166
- 12. William (Singin’ Billy) Walker, of Spartanburg, South Carolina 168
- 13. William Walker’s grave in Spartanburg, South Carolina 168
“Dinner on the grounds” is one of the traditional features of all country singings.