Walk along John: an admired Southern refrain

written and composed by J.P. Carter. For voice and piano. Caption title. Sung by: the Virginia Serenaders. Additional verses: p. [3] Cover illustration: lithographs of the Virginia Serenaders (J. Sanford, J.R. Myers, J.P. Carter, Master R. Edwards, C. White) "Bufford & Cos. Lithography Boston"--Cover.

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Original record: Walk along John: an admired Southern refrain
Collection: Representations of Blackness in Music of the United States (1830s-1920s)
Date(s): 1810 – 1874
1821 – 1891
1891
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Carter, James P., fl. 1843 (composer)
Turner, J. W. (Joseph W.) (illustrator)
Virginia Serenaders (performer)
Subject(s): African Americans
Carter, James P. > fl. 1843
Edwards, R
Myers, J. R. (J. Richard)
Popular music
Sanford, James
Songs and music
United States
Virginia Serenaders
White, C. (Cool)
Type: notated music

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