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Mildred Barker
Early Shaker Spirituals
Genres: Country, Folk, Pop, Classical, Christian & Gospel

Track Listings (38) - Disc #1
1. Rolling Deep
2. I Hunger and Thirst
3. On Zion's Holy Ground
4. Little Childern
5. Down in the Lowly Valve
6. I'll Spend and Be Spent
7. The Gospel Is Advancing
8. 'Tis the Gift to Be Simple
9. Low, Low in This Pretty Path
10. I Will Walk My Children
11. Bow Down, O Zion
12. Low Down in the Valley
13. I Love Mother, I Love Her Way
14. Who Will Bow and Bend Like the Willow
15. I Looked and Lo a Lamb
16. On Learning Songs
17. With a New Tongue
18. On Sister Paulina Springer
19. I Never Did Believe
20. O Holy Father
21. Yielding and Simple
22. We Must Be Meek
23. O Brighter Than the Morning Star
24. Farewell, Earthly Joy
25. Down to the Deep and Rolling River
26. My Home, My Sweet Home in Zion
27. O the Gospel of Mother
28. I Bless the Day
29. This Gospel How Precious
30. I Feel the Need of a Deeper Batism
31. Gospel Kindred, How I Love You
32. Love Is Little
33. Love, More Love
34. How Lovely Are the Faithful Souls
35. Where Is the Gem?
36. Blessed, Thrice Blessed
37. O Give Me a Little Love
38. We Will All Go Home With You

CD Details

All Artists: Mildred Barker
Title: Early Shaker Spirituals
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rounder Select
Release Date: 6/4/1996
Genres: Country, Folk, Pop, Classical, Christian & Gospel
Styles: Bluegrass, Classic Country, Traditional Folk, Instruments, Strings, Country & Bluegrass
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 011661007826

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CD Reviews

A Piece of History

Carolyn | Auburn, Maine | 10/18/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I met Sister Mildred at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker colony several years ago. She was one of the last of the eldresses to have lived there and learned the Shaker faith and songs as a child. It is clear from the recording that she is quite elderly when this was recorded, but her gusto is that of the young woman she was. If you are looking for great voices and harmony, this isn't for you. If you want authentic Shaker songs sung like they never may be again, this is a super album. For myself, I love the simplicity and enthusiasm."