United States, Georgia, McIntosh County, Eulonia, 31.53328, -81.42705Rosenbaum, Art1992-05-18Art Rosenbaum records Lawrence McIver singing gospel songs in Eulonia, Georgia. Some songs are McIver's original compositions, such as "It's a Shame," which is about drug abuse. He discusses his songwriting process, and sings a shout song, "Army Cross Over Joshua's Soldier." He discusses how ring plays are performed, and doing what was called "set dances," as a child, as well as popular dances such as the jitterbug. He remembers the lack of drums in music performances; people would drum on the floor instead. Songs and interview segments: Meet Them At The Station When Train Come Along, I Want To Live A Life That Will Be Pleasing In Your Sight, It's A Shame (Drug Song), Army Cross Over Joshua's Soldier, Goin' Down Heaven Easy Walk, We Went To The Burial Last Night, Original Song, While The Blood Still Runnin' Warm In My Veins, When The Train Come Along, Rockabye Baby, Lost Moma Needle, Interview.audio/mpegenghttps://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, GeorgiaMcIntosh County Shouters (Musical group)Gospel music--Georgia--EuloniaHymns--Georgia--EuloniaScared songs--Georgia--EuloniaSongsSingingResponses (Music)--Georgia--EuloniaRing shout (Dance)--Georgia--EuloniaSet dancing--Georgia--EuloniaPercussion music--Georgia--EuloniaDrug abuse--Georgia--EuloniaField recordingsMusical recording and interview with Lawrence McKiver, Eulonia, Georgia, 1992 May 18Sound