Rise Up Shepherd and Follow

“Rise Up Shepherd and Follow,” lyrics atttributed to Ruth McEnery Stuart, originally set to music by Kate Douglas Wiggin, recorded by Cherish The Ladies, 2009. The lyrics are said to be based on an African American folksong, and variations appear in Hampton Institute Press editions of Religious Folk Songs of the Negro.

Cherish The Ladies website

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Rise Up Shepherd and Follow

“Rise Up Shepherd and Follow,” lyrics atttributed to Ruth McEnery Stuart, originally set to music by Kate Douglas Wiggin, recorded by The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square and The King’s Singers, 2008. The lyrics are said to be based on an African American folksong, and variations appear in Hampton Institute Press editions of Religious Folk Songs of the Negro.

Tabernacle Choir website

The King’s Singers website

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Rise Up Shepherd And Follow

“Rise Up Shepherd And Follow,” traditional hymn arranged by Alex Bradford), from the play Black Nativity, by Langston Hughes, recorded 1962.

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