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 Climate | Digital Traditions 1

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  • Higher Education
Climate | Digital Traditions
Episode 1
Classic joke/skit by Greasy Medlin and Snuffy that was a standard during their medicine show days. From the "Pickin' Time" program on WIS-TV in Columbia, 1974.
 Elaborate Dress | Digital Traditions 1

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  • Higher Education
Elaborate Dress | Digital Traditions
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Marlena McGhee Smalls discusses the reason why the singers wear such elaborate clothing while on stage. From "Voices of the Gullah Culture: Hallelujah Singers." WJWJ-TV Beaufort, SC and SCETV, 1993.
Pappy Sherrill Photos Old Time Medley | Digital Traditions 2

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Old Time Medley | Digital Traditions
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Pappy Sherrill and The Hired Hands (Randy Lucas - banjo, Harold Lucas - guitar, Frank Hartley - upright bass) performing in 1992 at the "Heritage of Song" concert hosted by McKissick Museum at the...
 Johnson's Old Grey Mule | Digital Traditions

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  • Higher Education
Johnson's Old Grey Mule | Digital Traditions
Claude and Bryant Lucas performing with the Lucas-Harmon Band in 1992 at the "Heritage of Song" concert hosted by McKissick Museum at the Univeristy of South Couth Carolina. Co-produced by South...
 Glory, Glory | Digital Traditions

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Glory, Glory | Digital Traditions
The Chosen Sisters performing in 1992 at the "Heritage of Song" concert hosted by McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina. Co-produced by South Carolina Educational Television.