Melodies of the Spirit
Spiritual, George Willis Cooke /arr. Serena O'Meara
Both Michael Row the Boat Ashore and There is a Balm in Gilead are Afro-American Spirituals. Charles Pickard Ware wrote down Michael Row the Boat Ashore after listening to slaves sing it as they worked on the plantations or rowed across … Read More
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Both Michael Row the Boat Ashore and There is a Balm in Gilead are Afro-American Spirituals. Charles Pickard Ware wrote down Michael Row the Boat Ashore after listening to slaves sing it as they worked on the plantations or rowed across water. The words ask Archangel Michael for help. There is a Balm in Gilead comes from both the Old and New Testaments.
Unitarian Minister, George Willis Cooke wrote a song in the later 1800is that has become a campfire mainstay. I chose to list it as Down in My Heart. Itis also known as Iive Got the Joy, Iive Got that Joy, Joy, Joy and Joy, Joy, Joy.
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