Music From The South (Volume 6: Elder Songsters, I)

In a heavyweight double-pocket sleeve with paste-on panel on the front cover. Comes with a 28-page booklet-style insert with liner notes, photographs, & credits (also provides information about the companion record Elder Songsters I.) A1, A2 recorded near Old Oak Grove Baptist Church, Talladega National Forest, Oakmulgee Division, Alabama, April 7, 1954 A3 to B3 recorded near Morgan Springs, Alabama, April 15, 1954 B4 recorded Melton Sttlement, Talladega National Forest, Oaklmulgee Division, April 12, 1954 B5, B6 recorded near Little Oaklmulgee Creek, Talladega National Forest, Oakmulgee Division, Alabama, April 12, 1954 B7, B8 recorded Marion, Alabama, April 21, 1954 B9, B10 recorded near Morgan Springs, Alabama, April 18, 1954 Front sleeve: 'Music From The South. Field recordings taken in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi under a grant from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation by Frederick Ramsey, Jr. With photographs, notes, and personnels. Volume 6: Elder Songsters, I.' Center labels: 'Custom molded by Plastylite' Copyright © 1956 by Folkways Records & Service Corp., NYC, USA All of the photographs, line drawings, and written-material... are copyright 1955, by Frederick Ramsay, Jr. Runouts are etched, except for the stamped P (aka. the "Plastylite Ear"). "DBH" is in a rectangular box.