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| Goodbye, Babylon | 
 enlarge | Creator: Various Artists
Label: Dust-to-Digital
Category: Music
List Price: $104.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 21572
Format: Box Set
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 6
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 12.1 x 9.6 x 1.7
MPN: 1
UPC: 880226000011
EAN: 0880226000011
ASIN: B0000DBOCB
Release Date: October 27, 2003
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Disc 1
| • | Rev. T.T. Rose - Goodbye, Babylon | | • | Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters - Are You Washed in the Blood of the Lamb | | • | Roosevelt Graves and Brother - Woke up this Morning (with My Mind on Jesus) | | • | Alabama Sacred Harp Singers - Present Joys | | • | Blind Lemon Jefferson - All I Need is that Pure Religion | | • | JE Mainer - Satisfied | | • | Chuck Wagon Gang - As the Life of a Flower | | • | Holy Ghost Sanctified Singers - Thou Carest Lord, for Me | | • | Washington Phillips - Lift Him up That's All | | • | Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet - Rock My Soul | | • | Ernest V. Stoneman - There's a Light Lit up in Galilee | | • | Arizona Dranes - Crucifixion | | • | The Blue Chips - Crying Holy unto the Lord | | • | Louvin Brothers - I'll Never Go Back | | • | Mahalia Jackson - God's Gonna Separate the Wheat from the Tares | | • | Luther Magby - Blessed are the Poor in Spirit | | • | Blind Gary Davis - I Belong to the Band - Hallelujah! | | • | Carter Family - River of Jordan | | • | Lil McClintock - Sow Good Seeds | | • | Bryant's Jubilee Quartet - I'll Be Satisfied | | • | Frank Palmes - Troubled 'Bout My Soul | | • | Bascom Lamar Lunsford - Dry Bones | | • | Carlisle Brothers - Jesus My All | | • | Taskiana Four - Creep Along, Moses | | • | Tennessee Music and Printing Company Quartet - Joy Bells | | • | Elder David Ross - He Gave Me a Heart to Love | | • | Bessie Jones and the Sea Island Singers - O Day |
Disc 2
| • | Brother Claude Ely - There Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down | | • | Elder Curry and His Congregation - Memphis Flu | | • | Sister O.M. Terrell - The Bible's Right | | • | Stanley Brothers - Standing in the Need of Prayer | | • | Carl Smith with the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle - Blood That Stained the Old Rugged Cross | | • | Thomas A. Dorsey - How About You | | • | Skip James - Jesus is a Mighty Good Leader | | • | Charles Butts Sacred Harp Singers - Murillo's Lesson | | • | Kentucky Ramblers - Glory Glory Glory Glory to the Lamb | | • | Elder Richard Bryant - Come Over Here | | • | Jaybird Coleman - I'm Gonna Cross the River of Jordan | | • | Trumpeteers - Milky White Way | | • | Johnson Family Singers - Deliverance will Come | | • | North Carolina Cooper Boys - Daniel in the Den of Lions | | • | Sister Cally Fancy - Goin' to Heaven in the Sanctified Way | | • | Jimpson - No More, My Lord | | • | King's Sacred Quartet - This World Can't Stand Long | | • | Virginia Dandies - God's Getting Worried | | • | Empire Jubilee Quartet - Get Right Church | | • | Rosie Hibler and Family - Move, Members, Move | | • | Huggins-Phillips Sacred Harp Singers - Lover of the Lord | | • | A.A. Gray and Seven Foot Dilly - The Old Ark's A Moving | | • | Blind Roger Hay - On My Way To Heaven | | • | Uncle Dave Macon - The Bible's True | | • | Price Family Sacred Singers - Ship of Glory | | • | Elders McIntorsh & Edwards - He Gave Me a Heart to Love | | • | Elder Effie Hall and Congregation - O Day | | • | Blind Willie Davis - When the Saints Go Marching In | | • | Lion and the Cyril Monrose String Orchestra - Jonah, Come out the Wilderness |
Disc 3
| • | Dinwiddie Colored Quartet - Down on the Old Camp Ground | | • | Norfolk Jubilee Quartet - My Lord's Gonna Move this Wicked Race | | • | Edward W. Clayborn - Your Enemy Cannot Harm You (But Watch Your Close Friend) | | • | McVay and Johnson - Ain't Going To Lay My Armor Down | | • | James and Martha Carson - I'll Fly Away | | • | Alabama Sacred Harp Singers - Heavenly Vision | | • | Blind Willie Johnson - Lord I Just Can't Keep From Crying | | • | Jubilee Gospel Team - Lower My Dying Head | | • | Two Gospel Keys - You've Got to Move | | • | Flatt and Scruggs - That Home Above | | • | Golden Gate Quartet - Golden Gate Gospel Train | | • | Roosevelt Graves and Brother - I'll Be Rested (When the Roll is Called) | | • | Eddie Head and His Family - Down on Me | | • | Blind Joe Taggart - Goin' to Rest Where Jesus Is | | • | Louis Washington - Got Heaven in My View | | • | Rev. Sister Mary Nelson - Judgment | | • | Cotton Top Mountain Sanctified Singers - I Want Two Wings to Veil My Face | | • | Rev. D.C. Rice - We Got the Same Kinda Power over Here | | • | Washington Phillips - What are They Doing in Heaven Today? | | • | T.C.I. Women's Four - That Great Day | | • | North Canton Quartet - I'm Bound for Home | | • | Washington White - I am in the Heavenly Way | | • | Sam Morgan's Jazz Band - Over in Gloryland | | • | Rev. Anderson Johnson - Death in the Morning | | • | Maddox Brothers & Rose - In the Land Where We'll Never Grow Old | | • | Dock Walsh - Bathe in that Beautiful Pool | | • | Hank Williams - I'll Have a New Body |
Disc 4
| • | Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper - Walking My Lord Up Calvary's Hill | | • | Sheffield Quartet - Christ Arose | | • | Thomas A. Dorsey - If You See My Savior | | • | Jubilee Gospel Team - Let Jesus Lead You | | • | Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet - Found a Wonderful Savior | | • | Arizona Dranes and Choir - He is My Story | | • | Ernest V. Stoneman and His Dixie Mountaineers - I Remember Calvary | | • | Blind Willie Johnson - Take Your Burden to the Lord and Leave It There | | • | Rev. W.M. Mosley - If You Follow Jesus | | • | Blind Benny Paris & Wife - Hide Me in the Blood of Jesus | | • | Wade Mainer - I'll be a Friend to Jesus | | • | Tennessee Mountaineers - Standing on the Promises | | • | Mother McCollum - Jesus is My Aeroplane | | • | Sam Jones - I've Got Salvation | | • | Blind Alfred Reed - I Mean to Live for Jesus | | • | Heavenly Gospel Singers - When Was Jesus Born | | • | Blue Sky Boys - Come to the Savior | | • | Dorothy Melton - I Want Jesus to Walk with Me | | • | Laura Henton - He's Coming Soon | | • | Okeh-Atlanta Sacred Harp Singers - Return Again | | • | Blind Gary Davis - I am the True Vine | | • | Bela Lam and His Greene County Singers - Sweet Story of Old | | • | Elder Harris - I'll Lead a Christian Life | | • | Famous Blue Jay Singers - I'm Leaning on the Lord | | • | Blind Willie Harris - Where He Leads Me I Will Follow | | • | Luther Magby - Jesus is Getting us Ready |
Disc 5
| • | Silver Leaf Quartette - Daniel Saw the Stone | | • | Alfred Karnes - Called to the Foreign Field | | • | Ridgel's Fountain Citians - Hallelujah to the Lamb | | • | Deacon A. Wilson - You Need Jesus on Your Side | | • | Pace Jubilee Singers - You'd Better Mind | | • | J.T. Allison's Sacred Harp Singers - Exhilaration | | • | Ernest Phipps and His Holiness Singers - If the Light Has Gone Out of Your Soul | | • | Brown's Ferry Four - Keep on the Firing Line | | • | Bailes Brothers - Romans Ten and Nine | | • | Wade Mainer - Standing Outside | | • | Monroe Brothers - Sinner You Better Get Ready | | • | Blind Willie McTell - I Got to Cross the River of Jordan | | • | Dock Reed and Vera Hall Ward - Free at Last | | • | Bessie Johnson's Sanctified Singers - The Whole World In His Hand | | • | Mahalia Jackson - Amazing Grace | | • | Blind Mamie Forehand - Honey in the Rock | | • | Seventh Day Adventist Choir - On Jordan's Stormy Banks We Stand | | • | Elder J.E. Burch - My Heart Keeps Singing | | • | Joshua White - I Don't Intend to Die in Egyptland | | • | Daniels Deason Sacred Harp Singers - Primrose Hill | | • | Daniels Deason Sacred Harp Singers - Primrose Hill | | • | Mrs. L. Reed & Mrs. T.A. Duncans - Light in the Valley | | • | The Georgia Peach - When the Saints Go Marching In | | • | Jimmie Strothers - Down to the Shore | | • | Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Strange Things Happening Every | | • | Rev. T.T. Rose - Goodbye, Babylon part 2 |
Disc 6
| • | Rev. J.M. Gates - Gettin' Ready For Christmas Day | | • | Rev A.W. Nix - Black Diamond Express to Hell Part 1 | | • | Rev A.W. Nix - Black Diamond Express to Hell Part 2 | | • | Rev. J.C. Burnett - The Downfall of Nebuchadezzar | | • | Rev. Isaiah Shelton - The Liar | | • | Rev. Emmet Dickinson - Hell and What It Is | | • | Elder J.E. Burch - The Church And the Kingdom | | • | Rev. T.E. Weems - If I Have a Ticket Lord Can I Ride | | • | Rev. Benny Campbell - You Must be Born Again | | • | Rev. E.D. Campbell - Take Me to the Water | | • | Jubilee Gospel Team - Oh, Lord Remember Me | | • | Rev. E.S. (Shy) Moore - Christ, the Teacher | | • | Rev. Johnny Blakey - King of Kings | | • | Elder Otis Jones - O Lord I'm Your Child | | • | Rev. Webb - Moses was Rescued by a Negro Woman | | • | Rev. George Jones - That White Mule of Sin | | • | Deacon Leon Davis - Deacon's Prayer Service | | • | Rev. S.J. Worell - The Prodigal Son | | • | C.H. Gatewood - Well of Salvation | | • | Rev. F.W. McGee - Jonah in the Belly of the Whale | | • | Rev. J.C. Burnett - The Gambler's Doom | | • | Hallelujah Joe - The Prodigal's Return | | • | Rev. T.E. Weems - God is Mad with Man | | • | Rev. J.M. Milton - The Black Camel of Death | | • | Rev. J.M. Gates - Death Might Be Your Santa Claus |
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Album Description
Goodbye Babylon is a 6 CD gospel reissue collection. 5 CDs contain 135 songs from 1902-1960 and the 6th disc is comprised of 25 sermons recorded between 1926-1941. Also included is a 200 page book complete with Bible verses, lyric transcriptions, and notes for each recording, plus over 200 illustrations. - Art direction and design by World of anArchie, the Grammy winning team behind "Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues: The Worlds of Charley Patton," and other fine works such as "Dock Boggs Country Blues," and "Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, Volume IV." - Sound restoration and mastering by Airshow Mastering, the team that restored the "Anthology of American Folk Music" (Smithsonian Folkways, 1997), and won a Grammy for their work on "Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues: The Worlds of Charley Patton" (Revenant, 2002). - Reverently packed in raw cotton and housed in a deluxe 8" x 11" x 2.5" cedar box. Notes and essays by musicologists and scholars, including several Grammy winners. - Contributors include Lynn Abbott, David Evans, Ray Funk, Anthony Heilbut, Kip Lornell, Luigi Monge, Paul Oliver, Opal Louis Nations, Bruce Nemerov, Guido van Rijn, Ken Romanowski, Tony Russell, Doug Seroff, Dick Spottswood, Warren Steel, David Tibet, Gayle Dean Wardlow, and Charles Wolfe.
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 A piece of America December 10, 2005
56 out of 59 found this review helpful
I have had this set for over a year and I still have not listened to it all. 135 songs of such diverse and interesting variety and styles. The music is so raw in most cases that it speaks to the gut first, then the heart.
Dust to Digital is the best outfit in the world for locating and assembling such massive historical recordings. This is the most pleasureable set of gospel (if you can limit it to that genre) music, ever. Thank you DtoD.
 Use Caution When Buying December 5, 2007
20 out of 50 found this review helpful
Having read the enthusiastic reviews here and in the the New York Times, I couldn't wait for this boxed set to arrive. Unfortunately, when it did arrive I sure wished I could get a refund.
No doubt this material is of interest to scholars. But anyone just looking for something enjoyable to listen to is in for a disappointment.
I have listened to plenty of old recordings but the sound quality on this is by far the worst I have ever heard, bar none. You really can't enjoy the music. The quality is so poor that one track of a particular genre doesn't register as any different from another. Listening to it is just plain painful.
So if you are a music library you might want to spend your money on this.
But, if you are just a gospel fan, you may want to spend your money on the many other fine gospel recordings out there.
A truly splendid collection January 4, 2007
14 out of 19 found this review helpful
This is one of the most wide-ranging and wonderful collections of early roots music I've found. The performances range from gospel quartets and choirs through blues and jug bands, pulling together influences from gospel, bluegrass and country, jazz, and blues. And then there's an entire disc of sermons, with such gems (no pun intended) as "Black Diamond Express to Hell". Great stuff, and a wonderfully eclectic collection of early roots music, gospel or not.
The sound quality is very good, especially given the age of many of the sources.
There's not a ton of historical/biographical info in the 200+ page book, but the inclusion of all the lyrics of every song is a huge win. The packaging is as cool as it looks, but isn't terribly practical for day-to-day use. That wasn't a problem for me, as I ripped all six CDs and have primarily played them off my computers, but could be a nuisance for some.
This Is A Must-Have May 13, 2006
11 out of 14 found this review helpful
This set includes 5 music CD's plus 1 preaching CD. All six are good ones and each individual CD is put together according to a single theme; salvation, judgement, etc. I listen to this over and over again and I never tire of it. Maybe this is a bit pricy, but still it's worth every cent.
Buy. July 7, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Look up. Does it say "in stock"? It does? Buy it! The hell with the damn money - life's short, and this jewel from Dust To Digital is worth every cent. Goodbye, Babylon is a rich, deep vein of mixed ore - plenty of utilitarian coal, a good leavening of gold, and a double handful of diamonds. For starters, the box set itself is a beautiful object, made with respect and love. For musical trainspotters, there's plenty here to enjoy and mull over - by far the larger proportion not found on any of my other compilations. And for people like me, who are trawling for that elusive and rare combination of passion and melody, humanity and heartbreak, yearning and joy - it can be found here. I distilled the six CDs down to a compilation that I listen to as I would any good music, and as frequently - it's a great Sunday morning CD and, if you live in the suburbs like I don't, it'll freak the neighbours. Oh, unless you live in the southern states of the US, of course. Ahem. Anyway, sift through and you'll find beautiful songs that will lift your spirits, old weird America stuff that'll make you smile and sing along, and a wealth of really interesting music that draws from many traditions. This one is special, and worth it. Enjoy.
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