Show I SAMBO'S SONGS A church hymn ln dealing with war Is sweeping Into popularity in negro churches Maybe its it's an old one born atter the Civil war and now rc after aCter a long sleep steep An- An Anway An way war Its It's And negro lions are singing or chanting it wIth rith suck BUCK vehemence and enthusiasm that t It Is ts obvious there is one element clement ot of othe the worlds world's population that Is fed up upon on oa war regardless of what hat bat Europe may roay be bo thinking and doing The Thc hymn sounds like this Im I'm gonna la lay down mab mah war tools do doun n by do de ribber side Ildo Down by de do ribber side down by do de di ribber ibber side I m gonna lay down malt mali n 1 ar or tools down by do de ribber aide Aint a gonna ronna study war no more CHORUS Study war no mo study war no mo study war ear no mo Study war no omo study war no mo stud study 1 war ar no mo I Too bad we cannot get Europe sing sing- I ing jog this h ron inn Negro music 1 Milli Hh Its seductive and such nonesuch melody stands out unique among all other music It reflects the primeval spirit of the jun- jun jun gb gle The white while man beginning shortly I IThe be before foro the war ar ar san sank It to the jungle I state that is why the man has haa been almost deliriously ob oh obsessed Illan I by jungle jazz Some authorities tell 3 ou au that jazz Is a comparatively I ely new creation originated i foaLed in Buenos Aires Alres and New 01 0 leans Oi-leans leans some 10 years ago But flut for i per cent jazz consider this Old Old- time old time negro slave song |