Finale: "The Spirit Cameras"
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Folk artist Abe Partridge, spurred by the Covid lockdowns, pursued Signs Following songs for six long years.
These songs (which mention the handling of serpents and consumption of deadly poisons) have been performed for decades by the "serpent handlers" of Appalachia.
At a music festival in Kentucky, Abe Partridge – along with his podcasting buddy Ferrill Gibbs – documented these songs live, using a professional recording engineer. (Ryan Engelberger, Chase Park Transduction, Athens, GA.)
The service opens with Sister Dootsie Rose.
Next up: a five-member band – led by co-pastors Andrew and Taylor Hamblin.
This serpent-handling group of veteran musicians performs decades-old songs before an audience of more than 200 festival-goers.
Abe's effort to record undocumented music has become something greater: A public act of worship, captured pristinely by a group of professionals, giving the secular audience a glimpse of faith as devout as it comes.
Visit A.A.R.T. (the Alabama Astronaut Radio Transmission) for a 10-episode podcast following Abe into the world of undocumented folk art...