Health, Sports & Psychology
Heroes and Villains: The Outlaw in Early American Folk Music
...world round. I’ve been to the river and I’ve been baptised, Now take me to my hanging ground. On the other hand, Stack O’Lee, in the Mississippi John Hurt version of the song, shows no repentance. Instead, he throws defiance in the face of society, which returns the mistrust. Standing on the gallows, Head held high, At twelve o’clock they killed him, We was all...