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Cleveland Simmons Group

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"The John B. Sails" is a folk song that first appeared in a 1917 American novel, Pieces of Eight, written by Richard Le Gallienne. Alan Lomax included the song in his 1935 collection, Deep River of Song, as "Histe Up The John B Sail"; sung by the Cleveland Simmons Group, Old Bight, Cat Island, Bahamas, July 1935. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Sloop John B (Histe Up The John B.'s Sails)

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Sloop John B. (Histe Up The John B.'s Sails)

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Sloop John B. - Histe Up The John B's Sails

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War Down The Line

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Sloop John B. (Hoist Up The John B.'s Sails)

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Histe Up The John B. Saul

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Histe Up The John B. Sail

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Sloop John B (Histe Up The John B's Sails)

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I May Be Gone

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Histe up the John B Sail

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The Alan Lomax Popular Songbook

Alan Lomax: Popular Songbook

Alan Lomax: Popular Songbook

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Popular Songbook

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Alan Lomax - Popular Songbook

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Deep River of Song: Bahamas 1935 - Chanteys and Anthems from Andros and Cat Island

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Allan Lomax Popular Songbook

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Deep River of Song - Bahamas 1935 - Chanteys and Anthems from Andros and Cat Island

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Deep River of Song: Bahamas 1935

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Alan Lomax Collection: Deep River of Song: Bahamas 1935, Vol.2 - Ring Games and Round Dances

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Alan Lomax Popular Songbook

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Deep River of Song: Bahamas 1935: Chanteys and Anthems from Andros and Cat Island

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Allan Lomax: Popular Songbook

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