Ain't But Me One: The History of Slave Trade Gospel Music

A clip from "Through Many Dangers: The Story of Gospel Music" featuring Donald O'Connor (Center for Cultural Enrichment in Memphis), Robert & Lillie Mae Butler, Professor Albert Raboteau, Dr Barbara Hampton, Amiri Baraka, and the Arc Choir (Addicts Rehabilitation Center in Harlem, New York). First broadcast on 15-01-1996.
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[@demiej66]

Absolutely Love this! The song Ain't But Me One we use to sing at our Rural church on Johns Island, SC. We sang it a little different but same meaning. Gullah Geechee music/singing.

[@RamenHa]

Beautiful

[@Porkchopapii]

God bless u, Black gospel music is worship music .