Music of the Ethiopian Serenaders

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é my ole massa tole me so, I’m de best looking nigga inde county, oh! I look inde glass anI found it so, : 4 (O4 ie —_—_—o-| ‘6 Bavserae Pee te fe = ieee a i— sss — ea e= tr : 4 : , : == s pe ee Pea Oe ;

; ; = ; 3 6 - De bull-dog clear’d me from de yard, An ebery little nig she had r . > I tought I’d better leab my card, Was de berry image ob de dad, I tied it fast to a piece ob twine, Dar heels stick out three feet behind, Signed “Dandy Jim from Caroline.” Like Dandy Jim of Caroline. ; a Just as massa tole me, O. For my ole massa, &c. For my ole massa, &c. 4 ve A ll to church one day. C4 ey —-—~—? —— =f e—¢—e-TE She got my y card card d den wrote a 1 letter, I took took dem all de better, | An hab dem christen’d widout delay, A ; geen ee ete An art word she spelt For ebery word and ebery line De preacher christen’d eight or nine ; Dandy Jims of Caroline. x ' Was Dandy Jim of Caroline. Young For my ole massa, &c. For my ole massa, &c. 2 5 8 5 his text, myself from top to toe, Oh, beauty it is but skin deep, And when de preacher took I drest perplex’d, ae . And down to Dinah I did go, But wid Miss Dinah none compete, | He seem’d so berry much changed her name from lubly Dine Dat nothing cum across his mind, ; ; Wid pantaloons strapp’d down behind, She oe Like Dandy Jim of Caroline. To Mrs. Dandy Jim of Caroline. But Dandy Jims of Caroline. For my ole massa, &c. For my ole massa, &c. For my ole massa, &c. ag 33 ee Pe j Vou. Il. Aprm 1844.——D

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is 3 : 3 ged ; I ask her for to marry, My mamma’s got de tisic, If I had a scolding wife, pe She had’nt much to say; And my daddy’s got de gout; As sure as she was born, : BE But said, she’d rather tarry, Good morning, Mister Physic, I'd tote her down to New Orleans * Be: So I let her have her way. Does your mother know you're out? And trade her off for corn. oa 5: ¥ Oh! take your time, &c. Oh! take your time, &c. Oh! take your time, &. ; | 79

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spend dere money and dey work for more. Dance, de boatman dance, Oh! dance, de boatman dance: We dance all night til 2 G oe ——__»_e—_ o_o» ES oa eae s—_3—_s—e—} w eae OO ree ee ep Oe : |p le | ¢ ; | i 4 ; ‘y . SS AS ee ee ee ee eee age ear (GE arn = paws ee lef eae ee eee Oe eee eee ‘ : | broad daylight, Go home wid de gals in de morn - in. Hi ho, de boatman row, Floatindownderiberobde = :—_s_e—s—e_|_o_e—__ 5 5 | -—_ »__|— acs totem oo oe oi : (Ot Oe Oar O ee ae | Se eer ee | e-em.

e 2 ‘ = £ E Pee e- - went on board de oder day, ! eeepc Sy Pace fe freee ae eee | 'o hear what de boatman had to say, ioe Fa Ape peg a ee te Dar I let my passion loose, . ‘ (Ghee ee ed Dey olapipid me in de callboose. = a Dance, de boatman, &c. Os O-hi-o, Hi ho, de boatman row. 3 2 L le a 4 ge: $2234 F — s T’ve come dis time, I’ll come no more, : " eee K (O—,—5—9—[o— A Cane eo ae a ete te o—< 8 o_e— HE iT Let Says me de ole loose, boy , I'll I’ll we're go on goon a shore bully-crew, shore; ; ; 5 = ; Wid a hoosier mate and captain too. _ Dance, de boatman, &c. % : : 4 5 : 6 es When you go to de boatman’s ball, When de boatman blows his horn Ober de mountain, slick as an eel, * Dance wid my wife, or dont dance at all, Look out ole man your hog is gone, De boatman slide down on his heel; ep Sky-blue jacket, tarpaulin hat, He stole my sheep, he stole my shoat, De wind did blow,de waves didtoss Look out i for de nine tail cat. Chuck em in a bag and tote em to de boat. I belieb my soul de boatman loss. ’ ee Dance, de boatman, &c. ; Dance, de boatman, &c. Dance, de boatman, &c. ef ta i 26.5 ge ; % oe 4

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e faerie el penne mm A (eee (pee Date ste | eo, ele Ir PP ets] Seo 0 0 fo SS oe ee fo a oo i) [~~ ee | sa Oe | t Fine. I come to town de udder night, I hear de noise an “ f C-ps— e—e-$-Te—o ~—le—e—| Hes] ee ee f " = ems) pes [owe] ae es Sse Sa tame a ’ ‘ ; ' ! te: ‘ ;. : (SaaS eee eee ae ge g ge ge A rk. j ; oe Eames | pacer Sia { saw defight, De watchman was a runnin roun, Cryin Ole Dan Tucker’s come to town, So get out de way, Ole Dan Tucker, . | eb eee eee as ag ee ee F (oon De geo ts es 6-6 6. Se et er wey : pp eee te ee RS SF pe a pee a ee] :

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F get outde way, Ole Dan Tucker, get out de way, Ole Dan Tucker, You’re too late to. come to supper. D.C. ee : f | am Og a tw ee : ae a eee = ; : | P j f ge 5 4 Ole Dan he went down to de mill : ; Ole Dan begun in early life A. e3 To get some meal to put in de swill, $ To play de banjo and de fife, oe De miller he swore by de point of his knife é He play de niggers all to sleep, ey pea He never seed such a man in his life, ; An den into his bunk he creep, i Te So get out de way, &c. § So get out de way, &c. ie: | 3 5 g' & Ole Dan and I we did fall out, And now Ole Dan is a gone sucker a! ty And what you tink it was about, And neber can go home to supper, iy S _ He tread on my corn, I kick him on de shin, Ole Dan he has had his last ride :4 eS ; And dat’s de way dis row begin, 3 And de banjo’s buried by his side, : E So get out de way, &c. 3 : So get out de way, &c. pee 40 m “ Ah eee. e ty

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» 9 ‘) Pa es se eel Pel eo a a.” ae SPREE eee =| sel : S (52 ee eee tee te eee te = = o ("4 aE | Oo feed Bis ese | tem ee | eee ol ee a Pj Se ee Pee ef ae Bal, eae ead Le ot = < “4 o Gwine down to New Orleans, I gits up-onde Jandin, Run a-gin a cotton bale, it fotchme up a __ standin, = -0- -o- -o- + -e- : =e (9g A A PPE rT ORY AT 2 A A [ 6 8 6 | io? . = Cae eee ee ea RS EB +e @ 22 ———— b-A a a -O-— ! | a ea ee esd es Be) es] er real ee few) Play to the Double Bar for Introduction. 3 q

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A - la~-mode de duck soup— de cor-ner ob an_ al - ley; Ill tell you hout a scrape I had wid my lub-ly Sally; 2 a2 i AF (eo eet he -e——}—__| | $$$ te —_ pe ete ae eee al =F po ee ee Kt | Bo el Pha i cnt ee eee Pic ee i na before aL | eee ers —|-f Pi tT b———— | i oe ss ee nn a ne aa oa ee a be eee : fe ese eb ft i or . 4 . be : x T r > _ . TY je - De — Oe 6 FI Peat Pee Tr pees ee] a 4 Ce ee [eas | sea leceenieresfeonst Ca a ae (yee eee 1 . oo Pt i Bo Sal - ly, 0, Sal-ly! my eld aunt Sal -ly! Til tell you bout a scrape I had wid my lub-ly Sal- ly, : a a (oa genet fae] reese gpa ee eget |= Eg | { Fe yee ee ee eee ewe | ae ew et a a 9 cs en 9 a ae ee eee J Qe ees een * : % 5a ees — | — ltl — PB se hs Saeed ae Lee —} -—|—|—|-+- @# +_ + + v . ee esse | Lees ib ale { | } ; : { # a Slow Quick r aN | Pe i ee ne eee Pe ae ee ORY ; y+ —— i ; é A pe te 2 = et tH ee SS tea = ea oe -+2—s—_ + 4" ie—e—- Pe i eo oe ] i eee ee ee oh] j i INA Cameos or aot {ee Lagi A ed ER fsa ee TT fd aoe Oo Sea Sal - ly. ; f : Sal - ly, Sal - ly, My old Aunt Sal. ly! Ra---ree---ri--+ro---round de cor-ner 4 4 4 Ife [| at at Cee eae gt |_| ______f e—e-—__}) iy Ge at at 2) el a A pra eee ee 1 | 5 ee toe ae pes (Cp aaa a= [eg Seep ey asad [eos cena SS es neon Bee pe wih ee ae: PS ae Poet ee li “ Mi Repeat for Symphony. a ue 2 4 ; 6 | | I ax her—won’t you took a ride wid me upon de lebee, Up de hill and down de dale, I didn’t seem to mind her, I brace my back agin a stump, de bull he look so savage, you up, jist like I would a cabbage |” i A She jump up an crack her heel, an swore dat she was ready, } De bull’s tail stuck out behind as he kept up behind her ; ; Sez he ‘old hoss I'll eat creep up to him den, (like a nigger stealin) j a I nebber spoke anudder word, nor shall I gib de reason, He run slap agin a stump an found himself mistaken, Tsaftly acd ‘Why I lite on her *fections for de balance ob de season, Sal dodge on todder side an tried to save her bacon, I lites upon ’em like a pig upon a tater peelin, 4 Sie) » Season, de season ! de balance ob de season, Bacon, her bacon, an tried to save her bacon, Peelin, de peelin, upon a tater peelin, d pig upon a tater peelin, 3 * Why I lite on her *fections for de balance ob de season, Sal dodge on todder side an tried to save her bacon, I lites upon ’em like a Sally, O, Sally, my old aunt Sally! Sally, O, Sally, my old annt Sally ! Sally, O, Sally, my old aunt Sally, 3 de corner Sally. | g ‘e \ Ra-ree-ri-ro-round de corner Sally ! Ra-ree-ri-ro-round de corner Sally. Ra-ree-ri-ro-round : 5 7 j Now I want to hab you all pay particlar "tention, I gib her a piece ob my advice, to hunt some udder lodgin, 2 ey ¥ Thitch de bull before de ite a clever feller, ag bull begin to beller, To a sarcustancial fact I'm gwine now to mention; __ De bull kept gwine round de stump, an Sally kept a dodgin, io Hit ‘im a cut to make ’em ea te qa { turn round to look for Sal—I nebber shall forget ’em, I want to hab you all to know—for spunk Tisn’t a lackin, § She jump a rod or two aside, you orter seen her bound it, 4 bottom, Sept when I’se goin to hab a fite, an den I wants good backin, 3 If de bull ain't broke de stump, he still is gwine round it, : 5 5 Dar I see her makin tracks across de sandy A Bottom, de bottom, across de sandy bottom, Backin, backin, an den I wants good backin, Round it, round it, he still is gwine roundit, Dar I see her makin tracks across de sandy bottom, &c. Sept when I’se goin to hab a fite, and den, &c. If de bull ain’t broke de stump, he still is gwine round it, &¢ Vou. I. May 1844 —-E 41 i ; ij i + fi : ey 4 , | a S44 4

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A CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN MELODY. E v ¥

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; ppc amen ee — oe ee eee epee | ; ‘ é | 6 ee ss ee Pe ee aed sy t H name was Lucy Neale, Oh! e's Neale, Oh! poor Lucy Neale, If I on-ly had you } . i ‘” ia ig is ia 4 ig > j So ee ee SS ee ee f eo eae Cs af few [fee mee fg a fa) ee ree é

t 7 , po = emieiee a a eS ee ae SS eas | fe O— #5 me =e og oe iS eer eee) ee een en a ; i by ‘n xy side, How happy I would feel. : 3 -o- < ¢ f é é (=== Va meet a ep gare ee (aaa te Ban ge a ern a | c | —_————_—-_ ae el TE

ee ‘ 2 { But none was dar dat could compare }° 7 : 2 She used to go out wid us, Wid my pretty Lucy Neale. Miss Lucy she was taken sick, a To pick cotton in de field, Oh! poor Lucy, &c, She eat too much corn meal, t ae And dare is whar I fell in love 5 De Doctor he did gib her up, a ee Wid my pretty aay Neale. * My Massa he did sell me, Alas! poor Lucy Neale. = “hee 4 Oh! poor Lucy Neale, &e. Bete thought I’d steal, Oh! poor Lucy, &c. _ Py 3 Which caused a separation 8 \ : I ask’d Miss Lucy would she hab me, Of myself and Lucy Neale. One day I got a letter, : How, glad she made me feel, Oh! poor Lucy, &c. : And jet Hack was de seal, y ne When ‘she gib to me her heart, 6 It was de pnnompement ob de death ec js My. mes Lucy Neale. _ My boat it was a pine log, Of my poor Lucy Neale. a Oh! poor Lucy, &e. ‘Widout rudder or keel, Oh! poor Lucy Neale, oe 4 ; And I floated down de ribber Oh! jae bet Neale, a + Den de Niggas gib a ball, Crying poor Lucy Neale. - If TI only had you by my side, a : Miss Lucy danced a reel, Oh! poor Lucy, &c. ; How happy I should feel. Bee Vou. WL. Jury 1844. 57 — =" : ™ }

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hs : fo : 6 hh me ye pa mA | Ee te oe re] : (ee ya fj # to ag) apes | sy Nes) RS [eee] Ce ee Cn — ] . a > A fees ache [eo ary = - ge wedding day, Tuesday I got married, Wen’sdy night my wife lay sick, Sunday she was (Cerro S ae Ol ee ee eee Some al ee =a o| o i a ee ee a ed —— 4 : 7 ' 4 3 A { at fst get | eaY RPgfcee a

‘ buried. Oh! looky har, Oh! looky whar, Look right‘o - ber —-yander, » Don’t you see de j ee : 2 eee ee a a ae = aa se ee a a me i ef mele ‘ LJ : : ? ‘oe

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Ga an) eee te obttecnion * amcay’ ‘al t XY Se + 4S 8 e056 es a To see dat death go from her. : f ss er) Oh! looky dar, &e. : Ole Gray Goose Smiling at de Gander. 3 Task Miss Dinah Rose one day : i ¥ tag mae -@. ean [ges [eee Pasay aa) oe Oe EEE o_o 8 Te 67 arene In de ol ; i ee | \ i 4 ‘s = ' ! looky dar, &c. 4 '

When she was ‘ee gittin out de cart Says I to her: : you Dinah gal Says she to me, you : nigger Jo, 4 Mien Dinaliines ereheeee “Only looky das, = What are you about ? : And den I spied a cont big hole Dem heels are sticking out too far, Dere’s science in dem ‘ere heels, : Boet in her stocking through. As a nigger I declar. And I want em to stick out. 4 h! looky dar, &c. Oh Tae dar, &c. Oh! looky dar, &c. { % 68 ae

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AD 0 o_o Loe ee eis : =. ee ere | 7 SSeS KH ao o— eee : ee sundae pebifeme spear [amen ot I really hope it aint too long, ~ And if you listen while we sing, ¢ f 6 -6-6-- ~o--£ + a ae -0--4 g 3S a, ‘ oS [capes [eas eee (oe ee ee Prem fy eloaess|

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