The People Talk: Recent Episodes
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As exciting as the New Millennium is, there are still hidden riches yet to be discovered from our past. This Podcast presents a refreshing blend of Narratives, Spirituals, and Poetry.
“The People Talk”. Listen as Ms. Briley-Strand once again takes you on a journey through time. With her distinctly vibrant and full-bodied voice, she takes the narratives of the ex-enslaved men and woman, the spirituals of their time, and weaves a mesmerizing atmosphere.
Read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Well Done sung by Rev. Timothy Flemming
Old Time Camp Meeting Songs: Used by permission of Rev. Timothy Flemming
Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta GA and God’s Strength Records Inc. Atlanta GA
Read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Jordan River, sung by Rev. Timothy Flemming
Old Time Camp Meeting Songs: Used by permission of Rev. Timothy Flemming
Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta GA and God’s Strength Records Inc. Atlanta GA
Read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Swing Low hummed by "DA Choir", Antioch Baptist Church, Upper Marlboro MD
Old Time Camp Meeting Songs: Used by permission of Rev. Timothy Flemming
Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta GA and God’s Strength Records Inc. Atlanta GA.
Foot stomping, Derrick Anderson Sr., George Stephens
In The Hands Of The Lord, soloist Rev. Timothy Flemming
Old Time Camp Meeting Songs: Used by permission of Rev. Timothy Flemming
Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta GA and God’s Strength Records Inc. Atlanta GA
This Is A Mean World, Old Time Camp Meeting Songs: Used by permission of
Rev. Timothy Flemming, Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta GA and
God’s Strength Records Inc. Atlanta GA
Soloist: Gwendolyn Briley-Strand, Foot stomping Derrick Anderson Sr., & George Stephens
Aunt Clara Davis read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Swing Low, sung by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Pianist, Derrick Anderson, Sr.
Josephine Smith, read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Soon I Will Be Done, sung by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Pianist - Bruce Lansdowne
Rev. Silas Jackson - read by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Go Down Moses - Derrick Anderson Sr., pianist, George Stephens soloist