"Uncle Dave" Macon - When The Harvest Days Are Over / One More River To Cross flac album

The Good Book told me to make you die, then myself!" - Uncle Dave to the ATF. Uncle Dave is the Postal Dude's uncle and a religious zealot. In POSTAL 2, Uncle Dave is the leader of a religious cult. One of the errands on Friday is to give Uncle Dave a Birthday Gift. The Postal Dude remarks that Uncle Dave always throws cool parties at the Compound

Uncle Dave Macon - Country Ham and Red Gravy 02:50. Uncle Dave Macon - Cumberland Mountain Deer Race 02:49. Uncle Dave Macon - From Jerusalem to Jericho 03:20. Uncle Dave Macon - One More River to Cross 02:44. Uncle Dave Macon - The Gayest Old Dude That's Out 02:41. Uncle Dave Macon - Travelin' Down the Road 03:26. Intro: Uncle Dave Macon - EP - Uncle Dave Macon.

You can see the Uncle Dave Macon - When the Harvest Days Are Over lyrics on this page and listen to the song. Uncle Dave Macon& top lyrics on this site. When the summer days are ended And the crops have all been tended And we gather for the final harvest home We'll receive our increased measures In a dross or heavenly treasures For we'll reap the kind of seed Elijha sown. To the spirit let us labor Love our selves and our neighbors And we'll reap eternal life and never die We will drink of life's true river On its banks we'll rest forever, (Hear me Brother!) When the harvest days are over by and by By and by. Show All Uncle Dave Macon Songs.

Album · 2009 · 40 Songs. The Cross Eyed Butcher And The Cackling Hen. 2:58. 10. For Goodness Sakes Don't Say I Told You So. 2:57. More By Uncle Dave Macon. See All. Go Long Mule. The Classic Decades Presents - Uncle Dave Macon Vol. 02. 2012.

Uncle Dave Macon (October 7, 1870 – March 22, 1952), born David Harrison Macon-also known as "The Dixie Dewdrop"-was an American old-time banjo player, singer, songwriter, and comedian. Known for his chin whiskers, plug hat, gold teeth, and gates-ajar collar, he gained regional fame as a vaudeville performer in the early 1920s before becoming the first star of the Grand Ole Opry in the latter half of the decade.

When the agent for the steam drill company brought the drill here," said Mr. Miller, "John Henry wanted to drive against it. He took a lot of pride in his work and he hated to see a machine take the work of men like him. "Well, they decided to hold a test to get an idea of how practical the steam drill was. The test went on all day and part of the next day. "John Henry won. He wouldn't rest enough, and he overdid. He took sick and died soon after that. Mr. Miller described the steam drill in detail. I made a sketch of it and later when I looked up pictures.

Although Uncle Dave made no more commercial recordings after 1938, he did continue to tour and appear on the Grand Old Opry. In fact, he had appeared on the latter only three weeks before he died, on 22nd March, 1952, eighty-one years young, in a Murfreesboro hospital. He had six steamboats on the Cumberland River and you ought to have seen that wharf just lined with horses and mules and wagons hauling freight to those boats and bringing it back. And Sam Jones preached the low country to him so straight he took them niggers all down there Monday morning and bought all that whiskey and poured it in the river. Took them card tables and built a bonfire and burned 'em up. Clean up. Niggers started this song.