United States, Georgia, Gilmer County, 34.69121, -84.45559Rosenbaum, Art1980-08-24Part two of a three-part recording. Art Rosenbaum records the Tickanetley Primitive Baptist Church choir. The group sings from "The Sacred Harp" hymnal, which gives this style of singing its name. It is also known as fa-so-la, or shape-note singing. The corresponding page numbers are called out at the beginning of each song. Songs: Easter Anthem #369, #367 - David's Lamentation, #287 - Indian Convert, #42 - Joy Bells, #208 - French Broad, #303 - The Uncloudy Day, #281 - Palmetto, #135 - Raymond, #100 - Tennessee (The Prodigal Son). Run time: 0:36:36audio/mpegenggfc-2523-01gfc-2524-01https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Georgia Folklore Collection, Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GeorgiaSacred harpShape-note singing--Georgia--Gilmer CountyHymns--Georgia--Gilmer CountyScared songs--Georgia--Gilmer CountySongsSingingBaptists--Georgia--Gilmer CountyField recordingsMusical recording of Tickanetley Christian Harmony Singing Part 2, 1980 August 24Sound