Non-commercial record, no serial number; fieldwork by the Louisiana Folklife Center. 

Interview with Clifford Blake, Sr of Natchitoches, LA. Shares cotton press calls, slave tales, animal tales, explains the blues in his perspective, and sings a few black protestant hymns. 

Side One

1.  God Give Me A Gift! (6:13)
2. Let Her Fall, Let Her Fall! Mr. Blake Calls the Cotton Press (1:24)
3. All Right, Mr. Dankyman! The Boilerman Basses Mr. Blake (1:38)
4. It's Gone, Mr. Blake Explains the Press (5.14)
5. You Groan to Fool the Devil (2:24)
6. My Gal Done Gone Dead on me (4:37)

Side Two

1. A Cardcutter and a Hoodoo (2:34)
2. Snake in a Wagon Rut (1:26)
3. Mule and Ox (1:14)
4. Saul and the Skeleton (1:04)
5. You Think I'm Working But I Ain't (0:51)
6. Brer Rabbit and the Babies (1:50)
7. Keep Your Head Over Your Eyes (1:55)
8. How You Sell Your Stew? Mr. Blake Plays Peter Rabbit (2:58)
9. Mr. Blue and the Dog Ghost (1:10)
10. Watch Yourself Preacher (0:52)
11. Tone the Bell, I Done Got Over (2:19)