Sit down, sister, sit down

Oh, I want two wings

See can't you jump for joy

I been in de storm, so long

Dese bones am gwineter rise again

I mourned in de valley

Hush, somebody callin' my name

Get right, stay right

De angels lookin' at me

King Jesus is a-lis'enin'

I'm lookin' for my Jesus (Can't stay away)

Oh, rock-a my soul

O Mary, don't you weep, don't you mourn

Run, to my Lord

De church bell tollin', ding, dong

Many thousan' gone

When I'm dead, don't you grieve after me

I'm trampin' (Tryin' to make heab'n my home)

Go down in de lonesome Valley

Somebody got lost in de storm

Han' me down yo' silver trumpet, Gabriel

Now let me fly

Peter on de sea, sea, sea, sea

Call dat religion? No, no, no

No, no, no!

Oh, you bettah mind!

Run to de city of Refuge

Who built de ark?

A hund'ed lit'l angels in the ban'

Go, tell it on de mountain

I jes' come from de fountain

I'll be ready when de great day come

Hallelujah to de Lam'

The old cabin home

Rosa Lee

Darling Nelly Gray

Listen to the mockin' bird

Carry me back to Old Virginny

My old Kentucky home

Old folks at home (Way down upon the Swanee River)

In the evenin' by the moonlight

Take yo' time, Miss Lucy

Monkey married the baboon's sister

Ring, ring de banjo

Turkey in the straw

Shoo, fly, don't bother me

Chicken reel

I been workin' on de levee

Carve dat 'possum

Jump Jim Crow

Oh, dem golden slippers!

A-way down south in Dixie

Oh, Susanna!

Short'nin' bread

De camptown races

Po' boy

Yonder comes the high sheriff

Bird in a cage

Been in de pen so long

Seven long years in state prison

The midnight special

He's a-choppin' in de new groun'

John Henry

Casey Jones

Drivin' steel (Hammer Man Song)

Don't let yo' watch run down

Florida Cakewalk (instrumental)

Watermelons

Sweet Oranges

Chimney Sweeper

Blueberries

The broom man

My baby's in Memphis, layin' aroun'; Stagolee; Stagolee done kill de bully; Honey, take one on me; Satisfied

Them lonesome moanin' blues

De chain gang (an original musical episode based on traditional Negro idioms): Gwine down dat lonesome road; Water me from de lime rock; Workin' on de chain gang; One mo' mile to go; Rainbow roun' my shoulder; You gotta bus' dis rock; Back to de jail; Dis am de hammer

Exerpts from George Gershwin's American opera, Porgy and Bess

Negro Love Song (Li'l Gal)