Licensing Credits

Yankee Clipper Master Use Credits

“Which Side?”

• Contains interpolations of “Carrie Belle” performed by John Davis and Group and recorded by Alan Lomax; and “Ain’t I Right” performed by Henry Morrison and Group and recorded by Alan Lomax. Published by Global Jukebox Publishing (BMI). Courtesy of The Alan Lomax Archive.

Also contains samples of the following:

• “Which Side Are You On?” sung by Bob Bovee & the IWW group (Flying Fish Records)
• “Roll On, Buddy” sung by Molly Jackson
• “I Wonder What’s the Matter” sung by Lightning & group
• “Hammer, Ring” sung by Jesse Bradley
• “When I lay My Burden Down” played by Turner Junior Johnson
• “Calling Trains” sung by various artists
• “Quittin’ Time Song No. 1” sung by Samuel Brooks
• “Arhoolie” sung by Thomas J Marshall
• “O Lord, Don’ Low Me to Beat ‘em” sung by Willie Williams
• “Track-lining Song” sung by Allen Prothero
• “Lining Track” sung by Henry Hankins
• “Unloading Rails” sung by Henry Truvillion

“What Is / The Soul of a Man”

• “The Soul of a Man” as performed by Blind Willie Johnson under license from Sony Music Entertainment

“Margaret’s Voice”

• “Margaret’s Voice” contains elements from “Cluck Old Hen” performed by Wade Ward and recorded by Alan Lomax. Used courtesy of the Alan Lomax Archive, under license from Odyssey Productions, Inc.

Also contains samples of the following:

• “Creek Lullaby” sung by Margaret
• “I Wonder What’s the Matter” sung by Lightning & group

“Troubled, South of Memphis, 3 am”

• “Troubled South Of Memphis, 3 a.m.” contains elements from “Rolled & Tumbled” performed by Rose Hemphill and recorded by Alan Lomax. Used courtesy of the Alan Lomax Archive, under license from Odyssey Productions, Inc.

“Blow Boys, Blow”

• “Hesitating Blues” performed by Jelly Roll Morton under license from The Eysaman Family Trust and The Henry Ford Testamentary Trust.

Also contains samples of the following:

• “Blow, Boys, Blow” sung by Noble Brown

“Going Over Home”

• “Going Over Home” contains elements from “Poor Wayfaring Stranger” performed by Almeda Riddle and recorded by Alan Lomax. used courtesy of the Alan Lomax Archive, under license from Odyssey Productions, Inc.
• “One” performed by “Kat Eggleston” under license from Kat Eggleston.

“Sealion Woman, Sealion”

• “Sea Lion Woman” was performed by “Christine & Katherine Shipp” under license from Lavern Shipp Baldwin.
• “Johnny D’s” performed by Liz Carroll under license from Liz Carroll, BMI.

“A City Called Heaven”

• “A City Called Heaven” contains interpolations of “Poor Pilgrim Of Sorrow” performed by I.D. Beck and recorded by Alan Lomax; and “Everybody Talkin’ Bout Heaven” performed by the Georgia Sea Island Singers and recorded by Alan Lomax. Published by Global Jukebox Publishing (BMI). Courtesy of The Alan Lomax Archive.

“Parchman, 1939”

Contains samples of the following:

• “Workhouse Blues” sung by Mattie Mae Thomas & recorded by Herbert Halpert at Parchman Penitentiary – May, 1939