Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Sissle & Blake
Sissle & Blake
Harlem Harmony Kings
Harlem Harmony Kings
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter & Eubie Blake
Alberta Hunter & Eubie Blake
Sissle & Blake
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Four Harmony Kings
Four Harmony Kings
Alberta Hunter
Katherine Handy
Katherine Handy
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Monette Moore
Monette Moore
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Ida Cox & Lovie Austin
Ida Cox & Lovie Austin
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Josie Harley
Josie Harley
Gladys Bryant
Gladys Bryant
Gladys Bryant
Gladys Bryant
Monette Moore
Monette Moore
Lena Wilson
Lena Wilson
Monette Moore
Monette Moore
Gladys Bryant
Gladys Bryant
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Hanna Sylvester
Hanna Sylvester
Hanna Sylvester
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Carroll C. Clark
Carroll C. Clark
Carroll C. Clark
Carroll C. Clark
Madam Hurd Fairfax
Madam Hurd Fairfax
Perry Bradford’s Jazz Phools
Perry Bradford’s Jazz Phools
Lena Wilson
Lena Wilson
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Anna Jones
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Monette Moore
Monette Moore
Ollie Powers
Ollie Powers
Mae Scott
Mae Scott
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Jelly Roll Morton
Jelly Roll Morton
Anna Jones
Anna Jones
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Edna Taylor
Edna Taylor
Ollie Powers Harmony Syncopators
Ollie Powers Harmony Syncopators
Young’s Creole Jazz Band
Young’s Creole Jazz Band &
Horace George’s Jubilee Harmonizers
Horace George’s Jubilee Harmonizers
Ida Cox & Lovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
Ida Cox
Ida Cox & Lovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
Ida Cox & Lovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
Alberta Hunter &
Alberta Hunter &
Alberta Hunter
Alberta Hunter
Monette Moore
Monette Moore
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers
Paramount Jubilee Singers
Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers
Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers
Paramount Jubilee Singers
Paramount Jubilee Singers
Paramount Jubilee Singers
Paramount Jubilee Singers
Birleanna Blanks
Wiseman Sextette & Homer Rodeheaver
Wiseman Sextette & Homer Rodeheaver
Wiseman Sextette
Wiseman Sextette
Wiseman Sextette
Wiseman Sextette
Wiseman Sextette
Wiseman Sextette
Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers &
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Edmonia Henderson
Edmonia Henderson
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
Ida Cox
King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band
Young’s Creole Jazz Band
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
Edna Hicks
John Churchill
John Churchill
Madame Magdalene Tartt Lawrence
Madame Magdalene Tartt Lawrence
Alberta Hunter & Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers
Alberta Hunter & Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers
Ida Cox & The Pruitt Twins
Ida Cox & The Pruitt Twins
Edmonia Henderson
Edmonia Henderson
Florence Cole-Talbert
Florence Cole-Talbert
Ida Cox
Edmonia Henderson
Ma Rainey
Ma Rainey
Maggie Jones
Maggie Jones
[Intro: Elkins-Payne Jubilee Quartette]
See your shepherd 'fore you go
'Cause your shepherd needs the dough
[Skit: George Stamper]
Now sisters and brothers, I calculate you all knows what we're 'sembled here for. 'Tain't my talk on scripture today, but it's what have you all done did. I saw a certain married sister walking down the street day behind yesterday with one of my deacons trailing close on her heels. It wasn't her cousin, brother, father, or husband. (Mm-mmm.) I'm through with that.
And there, uh, there's another brother who used to work on the longshore [?]. But now he's taking it easy, and every time I passin' his house, I smells a 'culiar odor. 'Tain't cabbage, it 'tain't stew, it smells like corn but it tain't no lozenges. I'm also through with that.
My wife has lately bought a $15 hat, a pair of brand new red shoes, and a [?], and one of them animal fur coats, and y'all knows what you give me. (Mhm.) Wait a minute, I'm just starting with that.
'Case I'll tell you the truth. I noticed all the sisters has changed their walks, and it's bringing me a thought of a Charleston when they turn the corner. May I also state that the brother that owns that 'culiar odor on his premises can call at my house [hours that I'm ?] only, or there'll be services carried on that he won't have a chance to hear. (Dah, no.) Wait a minute. And that brother was tailing the poor [?] sister can stop taking up the contributions from now.
I see that the members of my block is neglecting the old shepherd. So here is the edicting of your pastor, Elder Take-It-All: starting with Sunday 'fore last, you's gonna see me 'fore you go. Now while the choir sings song for the poor in 3/4 time, I want all of you swell-dressed sisters and you brothers to come struttin' down the aisle so the folks can see your new clothes. Don't bring me no nickles and dimes; halves, quarters, and dollars. The choir will now sing.
[Outro: Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers & George Stamper]
[?] (Move right along, good folks. That's it brother)
See your shepherd 'fore you go (I thank you. Bring it, good brothers and sisters. That's it, sister.)
Amen (Elder Take-It-All needs your sweet help. I thank yous, I thank yous.)
Use the rear exit, good people.
Elder Take It All Part I (See Me Fo’ You Go) was written by Porter Grainger & Bob Ricketts.