track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on racism and amorous relationships


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on railroad and levee gangs, work songs, and leaving the army

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, Alan Lomax

album: Blues In the Mississippi Night interviews 3/47


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on working as a musician in New York City


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on Leroy Carr, Tampa Red, Georgia Tom Dorsey, and Blind Lemon Jefferson


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on Memphis Minnie, Lonnie Johnson, and Blind Blake


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on receiving royalties and the company he kept


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on his early recording and song-writing career


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on migration to and work in Chicago


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on racism in and leaving the South


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on his career and segregation in the army


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on his career in the army


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on playing music for black audiences


track: Commentary by Big Bill Broonzy on his childhood, learning guitar, and working as a musician


track: Stackalee

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, Peter (Memphis Slim) Chatman, John Lee (Sonny Boy) Williamson


track: Unidentified piano boogie (I)

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, Peter (Memphis Slim) Chatman


track: Dirty jokes


track: Unidentified guitar instrumental (fragment)

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about bear hunting, rabbit hunting, chasing chickens, and old time religion

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, Peter (Memphis Slim) Chatman, Alan Lomax, John Lee (Sonny Boy) Williamson


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about double-jointed and even-handed men


track: Stories about mean and double-jointed men


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about ugly men (continued)


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about ugly men


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about a racist plantation owner and Prince Albert tobacco

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, Peter (Memphis Slim) Chatman, Alan Lomax


track: Story of Captain Mack and a conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the worth of African Americans


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about chain gangs and prison camps


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about interracial violence and sexual desire


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about violence between workers, card sharks, and dudes


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about Charlie Houlin, food in levee camps and prison farms, and violence between workers


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and camp bosses


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the blues (II)


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and Southern prisons / Levee camp song fragments


track: Yonder Come Alberta


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about levee camps and Southern prisons


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the blues (I)


track: I Could Hear My Name A-Ringin'


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the origins of the blues (continued)


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy and Sonny Boy Williamson about work songs from the swamps and bottomlands

artist: William Lee Conley (Big Bill) Broonzy, John Lee (Sonny Boy) Williamson


track: Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the origins of the blues


track: Life Is Like That


track: Interview with Memphis Slim about Life Is Like That

artist: Peter (Memphis Slim) Chatman, Alan Lomax


track: Unidentified instrumental boogie (test)


track: Life Is Like That (test)


track: Microphone test (continued)

artist: Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Molly Bawn (II)

artist: Texas Gladden, Alan Lomax, Hobart Smith

album: Texas Gladden & Hobart Smith 1946


track: Microphone test


track: Molly Bawn (fragment)

artist: Texas Gladden


track: Love's Worse Than Sickness


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Molly Bawn (I)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about inappropriate songs (II)

artist: Texas Gladden, Alan Lomax


track: Unidentified ballad fragment


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Once I Knew A Pretty Fair Miss


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Love's Worse Than Sickness


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Three Little Babes


track: Once I Knew A Pretty Fair Miss


track: Interview with Texas Gladden on inappropriate songs (I)


track: Kind Sir, I See You've Come Again


track: I'm Never To Marry


track: Three Little Babes


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about I'm Never To Marry (II)


track: Talk/ambience


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about I'm Never To Marry (I)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about gypsies


track: The Two Brothers


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about The Two Brothers (2)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Gypsy Davy and ballad composition


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about The Devil's Nine Questions


track: Gypsy Davy (last verse)


track: Wild And Reckless Hobo

artist: Texas Gladden, Hobart Smith


track: Gypsy Davy


track: The Wreck Of The Old '97


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about Wild And Reckless Hobo


track: Always Been A Rambler


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about Always Been A Rambler


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about The Wreck Of The Old '97


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her relationship with her father after her marriage


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her courtship and marriage


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about love and sadness


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about old-time love


track: Dark Island


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Roving Cowboy and Dark Island


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Dark Island


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Roving Cowboy


track: Roving Cowboy


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Mary Of The Wild Moor and I Am A Man Of Honor


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about their father's personality


track: I Am A Man Of Honor


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about dreary swampland in England


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about singing sad and romantic songs


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about their introduction to blues


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about their father's prejudices


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his father


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey traditions


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her father's love for geese


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her father's stories


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about singing games


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the family's land


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her grandfather


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about relatives' names


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her father


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her mother's influence


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about playing music for a living


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about music and raising children


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about their spouses' opinions of music


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about their parents love of music and Uncle Dave Macon


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about the family's musical ability (II)


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about Hobart's sons


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the names of her siblings


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about hard times in the Smith family


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the names of her parents


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about love songs and the church


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about the devil and the fiddle


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about the family's musical ability (I)


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his ancestors founding of Saltville, Virginia


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about family relations


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about how Smyth County got its name


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about the Smith family land in Saltville, Virginia


track: Interview with Texas Gladden and Hobart Smith about their father, a sharecropper


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about the strength of music (duplicate)


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about men and women's taste in music


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his first tune and the instruments he plays


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about dance steps


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his dancing ability


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his early interest in music

artist: Alan Lomax, Hobart Smith


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her family's musical ability


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the number of songs she knows


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the way old-time songs should be sung


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about responses to her songs


track: Ghost story of the white cow


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her singing style (II)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about learning songs


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her grandfather


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about maintaining her songs' integrity


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about Claude Allen


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her siblings


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about a trip to North Carolina


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his biography and playing dances


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about an adventure at a square dance


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about his father's musical ability


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about fights at dances


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about fiddle contests


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about fiddle and banjo tunings


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about learning songs


track: Interview with Hobart Smith and Texas Gladden about family musical gatherings


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about the number of tunes he knows and how he learns them


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about the strength of music


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about the effect old-time music has on him


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about the songs he plays at his musical gatherings


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about playing the fiddle


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about a moonshiner preacher


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey music (III)


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about old-timey music (II)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about a moonshiner preacher (continued)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about family gatherings


track: Story of two ugly men


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about running from a bull


track: Interview with Hobart Smith about New York


track: K. C. Blues

artist: Hobart Smith


track: Ghost story of Civil War soldiers and a haunted house


track: Unidentified electric guitar tune


track: In The Shadow Of The Pines


track: Peg And Awl


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about Peg And Awl


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about sibling relationships (continued)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about sibling relationships


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her favorite old-time ballads


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the stories behind songs


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about The Two Brothers (I)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her singing style (I)


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about the emotional content of songs


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her mother and sad songs


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about her singing influences


track: God Made Us All

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified

album: Calypso At Midnight 12/46


track: Interview with Texas Gladden about starting singing


track: Yankee Dollar

artist: Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified, Unidentified men


track: Introduction to Yankee Dollar by Lord Invader

artist: Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant


track: Calypso War (continued)

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Patrick (Macbeth the Great) MacDonald, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified


track: Introduction to Yankee Dollar by Alan Lomax and Lord Invader

artist: Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Alan Lomax


track: Calypso War


track: Roosevelt In Trinidad

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified


track: Introduction to Calypso War by Alan Lomax


track: Te Way (Stick Fight)

artist: DeLeon, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Simeon , Unidentified men


track: Te Way (Stick Fight) (continued)


track: Introduction to Roosevelt In Trinidad by Alan Lomax and Duke of Iron

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Alan Lomax


track: The GI And The Lady (continued)

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Patrick (Macbeth the Great) MacDonald, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon


track: The GI And The Lady


track: Introduction to Te Way (Stick Fight) by Alan Lomax


track: Introduction to The GI And The Lady by Alan Lomax


track: Drumming

artist: DeLeon, Simeon


track: Drumming (continued)


track: I'm A Better Woman Than You

artist: Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, Gregory Felix, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Unidentified


track: Introduction to drumming by Alan Lomax

artist: Alan Lomax


track: Introduction to the band by Alan Lomax and Lord Invader


track: That Game Named Poker

artist: Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified


track: My Donkey Wants Water

artist: Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Patrick (Macbeth the Great) MacDonald, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified, Unidentified men


track: Introduction to That Game Named Poker by Alan Lomax and Lord Invader


track: Don't Stop The Carnival (continued)

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified, Unidentified men


track: Announcements of upcoming events by Alan Lomax


track: Don't Stop The Carnival


track: Edward VIII

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson, Gerald Clark, Hi Clark, DeLeon, Gregory Felix, Rupert (Lord Invader) Grant, Patrick (Macbeth the Great) MacDonald, Albert Morris, Victor Pacheco, Simeon , Unidentified, Unidentified men


track: Tie-Tongue Baby


track: Introduction to Edward VIII by Duke of Iron (continued)

artist: Cecil (Duke of Iron) Anderson


track: Introduction to Edward VIII by Duke of Iron


track: Man Smart, Woman Smarter (continued)


track: Trouble In Mind (II)

artist: Vera Ward Hall

album: Vera Hall I 1948


track: The Black Cat (The Black Cat And The White Cat) (fragment)


track: Mean Old Bedbug Blues


track: Trouble In Mind (I)


track: What Is The Soul Of Man?


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on hide and seek

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Alan Lomax


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her mother's songs and her siblings


track: Rosie Baby (II)


track: All Hid (Is It All Hid?)


track: I Got A Home In That Rock


track: Come Up, Horsey (Go To Sleep And Don't You Cry)

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Unidentified woman


track: Yes Ma'am (II)


track: Riding In A Buggy (I)


track: Interview with Vera Hall about Railroad Bill and Stagolee


track: Railroad Bill (II)


track: Railroad Bill (I)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Rosie Baby and mother


track: Rosie Baby


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Ain't Going To Rain No More


track: Ain't Gonna Rain No More (fragment)


track: Interview with Vera Hall about dance steps and patting


track: Riding In A Buggy


track: Yes Ma'am / Interview with Vera Hall about Yes Ma'am


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on courtship games and riddles


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Young Speckled Lady


track: Young Speckled Lady


track: High Rollin' Sergeant

artist: Walter (Tangle Eye) Jackson, Unidentified prisoners

album: Parchman 2/48


track: Rosie (VI)

artist: C.B. (88) Cook, Unidentified prisoners


track: Rosie (V)


track: Stewball


track: Rosie (false start)


track: Katy Left Memphis (O Rosie)

artist: Walter (Tangle Eye) Jackson


track: Early In The Morning (fragment)

artist: Unidentified prisoners, Henry (Jimpson) Wallace


track: Murderer's Home


track: This Old Town Is Along A Railroad

artist: Henry (Jimpson) Wallace


track: No More, My Lord (II)


track: No More, My Lord (I)


track: Early In The Morning (continued)

artist: Unidentified prisoners


track: Early In The Morning


track: Prison Blues

artist: Clarence Alexander


track: Disability Boogie Woogie


track: Fox Chase

artist: C. B. Banks, Curry Childress


track: Black Gal (I Don't Want No Jet Black Woman)

artist: Dan Barnes, Unidentified prisoners


track: Old Alabama


track: Rosie (IV)


track: Rosie (III)


track: Rosie (II)


track: Rosie (I)


track: Fair And Tender Ladies

artist: Jean Ritchie

album: Jean Ritchie 3/48


track: All The Pretty Little Horses


track: Old Daddy Grumble


track: Announcement and sermon by Reverend L. W. Williams

artist: Unidentified, Reverend L. W. Williams

album: Greenville II 2/48


track: I've Got A Mother Gone To Glory (II)


track: I've Got A Mother Gone To Glory (I)


track: Darling Corey (II)

artist: Alan Lomax


track: Darling Corey (I)


track: Charming Beauty Bright


track: Announcement by Reverend J. H. Haley

artist: Reverend J. H. Haley, Unidentified


track: Prayer by Reverend M. C. Bradshaw

artist: Reverend M. C. Bradshaw, Reverend J. H. Haley, Unidentified


track: Father, I Stretch My Hand To Thee


track: The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23)

artist: Reverend J. H. Haley


track: Wondrous Glory (When We Reach That Other Shore)


track: I'll Fly Away

artist: Minnie Barksdale, Unidentified

album: Greenville I 2/48


track: The Other Shore

artist: Reverend Butler, Unidentified


track: The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow

artist: Minnie Barksdale, Sister Williams, Unidentified female choir leader


track: Sermon on being ready for services by Reverend Butler (continued)


track: Sermon by Reverend Butler (conclusion) / God Answers Prayer

artist: Minnie Barksdale, Reverend Butler, Unidentified, Unidentified woman


track: Sermon on being ready for services by Reverend Butler


track: If I Can Just Make It In

artist: Minnie Barksdale, W. G. Gage, Unidentified


track: Introduction of W. G. Gage, President of the Washington County Singing Convention

artist: Reverend Collins


track: Just A Little Talk With Jesus Makes It Right


track: Lord, Remember Me


track: Unidentified lining hymn


track: Lord, I'll Try

artist: Minnie Barksdale, Reverend Butler, Mary Stapleton


track: Announcement of collection at Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church

artist: Brother Joe, Reverend Collins


track: Announcement at Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church

artist: Reverend Butler


track: I Am Thine, O Lord


track: Prayer during collection

artist: Minnie Barksdale, Reverend L. C. Crook, Unidentified man


track: By And By, O Lord


track: Unidentified lining hymn / The Lord's Prayer / Testimony

artist: Brother John Henry Caver, Unidentified


track: Scripture lesson

artist: Unidentified deacon


track: Wondrous Glory (When We Reach That Other Shore)

artist: Alec Stamps, Unidentified


track: Let The Light From The Lighthouse Shine On Me / Amazing Grace

artist: Reverend L. J. Bates, Unidentified

album: Dallas II 2/48


track: Sermon on the man of God and the apostle John by Reverend L. J. Bates (conclusion)


track: Sermon on the man of God and the apostle John by Reverend L. J. Bates (continued)


track: Sermon on the man of God and the apostle John by Reverend L. J. Bates


track: Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah

artist: J. E. Myers, Unidentified


track: Introduction to the recording of the service by Reverend L. J. Bates

artist: Reverend L. J. Bates


track: Because The Lord Is My Shepherd

artist: Unidentified


track: Because The Lord Is My Shepherd (continued)


track: Sermon by Reverend Cyphers on starting power and staying power

artist: Reverend Cyphers, Unidentified

album: Dallas I 2/48


track: Prayer and reading from II Timothy


track: That Awful Day Will Surely Come

artist: Mrs. Ross, Unidentified


track: There's Nothing Like The Holy Spirit


track: Yield Not To Temptation

artist: Nora Phillips, Unidentified, Unidentified woman


track: Frog Went A-Courtin'

artist: Jean Ritchie

album: Jean Ritchie I 5/49


track: All The Pretty Little Horses


track: Skin And Bones


track: Old Roger Is Dead


track: Among The Little White Daisies


track: Gathering Nuts In May


track: Jenny Put The Kettle On


track: Old Betty Larkin


track: Golden Ring Around The Susan Girl


track: Jimmy Taylor


track: Jimmy Taylor (false start) (I)


track: Jinny Git Around


track: Old King Cole


track: Weevily Wheat


track: Old Bald Eagle


track: Little Musgrave

album: Jean Ritchie 6/49


track: Goin' to Boston


track: Little Mohee (fragment)


track: The Seven Joys of Mary (I)


track: The Seven Joys of Mary (II)


track: I Am A Traveling Creature


track: I Love Little Willie (fragment)


track: I Had A Sister Sally Who Was Younger Than I Am (Don't Let Me Die An Old Maid)


track: Pat O'Brien (There Were Two Loyal Lovers All In Their Youth And Bloom) (fragment)


track: Mister McGuire (fragment)


track: If I Were A Blackbird (That Could Whistle And Sing)


track: Mister McGuire (false start)

artist: Alan Lomax, Jean Ritchie


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on Here Sits A Young Lady and If I Were A Blackbird


track: Here Sits A Young Lady


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on Here Sits A Young Lady


track: The Hebrew Children (The Promised Land)


track: The Grey Goose


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on The Hebrew Children


track: The House Of The Rising Sun


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on The Grey Goose


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about Go In And Out The Window


track: Go In And Out The Window


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about Going Downtown


track: Going Downtown (Don't Care What Ole Massa Say)


track: The Gypsum Davy (The Raggle Taggle Gypsies) (fragment)


track: The Raggle Taggle Gypsies (fragment)


track: Green Grows The Rushes (Come Sit You Down Upon My Knee) (fragment)


track: The Cuckoo She's A Pretty Bird

album: Jean Ritchie 4/49


track: Fair And Tender Ladies


track: If You Were My True Love And I Were Your Beau


track: I Wonder When I Shall Be Married


track: As I Walked Out On A Cold Winter Night


track: Old Virginny (I Was Born In East Virginia)


track: Barbry Ellen (Barbara Allen) (fragment)


track: The Seeds Of Love (II)


track: The Seeds Of Love (I)


track: Oh, Love Is Teasing


track: Waly, Waly (The Water is Wide) (II)


track: Waly, Waly (The Water is Wide) (I)


track: Poor Wayfaring Stranger

album: Jean Ritchie 3/49


track: Wondrous Love


track: I Saw Three Ships


track: May Day Carol


track: Christmas Day In The Morning


track: Brightest And Best


track: The Wassail Song


track: The Cherry Tree Carol


track: Christ Was Born In Bethlehem


track: Jesus Reigns


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about Come Now My Dear Brethren


track: Afflictions Though They Seem Severe


track: Come Now My Dear Brethren


track: Brethren, We Have Met To Worship


track: Father Get Ready When He Calls You


track: Mother's Got A Light And Gone To Heaven


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on song genre


track: Talk/ambience


track: When Sorrows Encompass Me Round


track: I've Got A Mother Gone To Glory


track: Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah (II)


track: Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah (I)


track: The White Pilgrim


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah


track: Come Think On Death And Judgment


track: The Day Is Past And Gone


track: Poor Pilgrim Of Sorrow


track: Long Time Traveling


track: Translation of La Misere

artist: Alphonse Picou, Ulysses Picou

album: Alphonse Picou and Paul Dominguez 4/49


track: The Blue-Tail Fly

artist: Alan Lomax


track: La Misere (II)

artist: Jr. Dominguez, Alphonse Picou, Ulysses Picou


track: La Misere (I)


track: Interview with Alphonse Picou and Paul Dominguez, Jr., about playing hot and Buddy Bolden

artist: Jr. Dominguez, Alan Lomax, Alphonse Picou


track: Introduction to La Misere

artist: Alan Lomax, Ulysses Picou


track: High Society (II)

artist: Jr. Dominguez, Alphonse Picou


track: High Society (I)


track: Coon Blues


track: Introduction to High Society by Alphonse Picou

artist: Alphonse Picou


track: Coon Blues (introduction) (false start)


track: Interview with Alphonse Picou about the first blues and the Coon Blues

artist: Alan Lomax, Alphonse Picou


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about the evolution and essence of jazz

artist: Leonard Bechet, Albert Glenny, Alan Lomax

album: Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet 4/49


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about sporting life costumes, segregation, and opportunities for people of color in New Orleans


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about early jazz musicians, orchestrations, honky tonks, and music teachers


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about the first hot musicians in New Orleans and Glenny's influence on bass players


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about Buddy Bolden and Buddy Petit


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about early brass and ragtime bands


track: Interview with Albert Glenny about playing at Pete Lala's in the District

artist: Albert Glenny, Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Albert Glenny and Leonard Bechet about Glenny's learning bass and playing in a minstrel show band


track: Come Up Horsey (II)

artist: Vera Ward Hall

album: Vera Hall II 1948


track: Come Up Horsey (III)


track: Come Up Horsey (I)


track: Come Up Horsey (fragment)


track: Riding In A Buggy


track: Interview with Vera Hall about playing church and singing

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Alan Lomax, Unidentified woman


track: Yes, Ma'am


track: Let Me Ride


track: Down On Me


track: I Know The Lord Will Make A Way


track: The Road Is Rocky (Rocky Road Blues) (fragment) (III)

artist: Woody Guthrie, Unidentified


track: The Road Is Rocky (Rocky Road Blues) (fragment) (II)


track: If Dewey Gets Elected (fragment)

artist: Woody Guthrie


track: The Road Is Rocky (Rocky Road Blues) (fragment) (I)


track: Railroad Bill


track: When I Can Read My Titles Clear


track: Stagolee (false start)


track: Boll Weevil (II)


track: Boll Weevil (fragment)


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (III)


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (II)


track: The Black Cat (II)


track: Trouble In Mind (II)


track: Another Man Done Gone (III)


track: Boll Weevil (I)


track: Another Man Done Gone (II)


track: The Black Cat (I)


track: Trouble In Mind (I)


track: Another Man Done Gone (I)


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (I)


track: Another Man Done Gone (false start)


track: Rosie Baby (II)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on John Saw The Number and maintaining a Christian perspective through adversity

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Alan Lomax


track: Rosie Baby (I)


track: John Saw The Number


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on spiritual lyrics


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her troubles


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Blind Jesse and why people sing


track: Trouble In Mind (III)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on buying sheet music


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her singing ability


track: East Virginia (I)


track: East Virginia (II)


track: Rising Sun Blues (II)


track: Go Down Old Hannah (fragment)


track: Rising Sun Blues (I)


track: Rocky Road


track: Goodbye, Old Paint (II)


track: Goodbye, Old Paint (I)


track: Use Me Lord (fragment)


track: Interview with Vera Hall about old songs versus new / Old Time Religion (fragment)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her favorite songs


track: The Little Wooden Church


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on remarriage and her cataracts


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Rich Amerson, spiritual and secular songs, and her widowhood


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on prayer meetings, finding religion, and Rich Amerson

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax


track: I Found A Way (II)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Reverend Giles, who preached himself to death (continued)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on I Found a Way


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Reverend Giles, who preached himself to death


track: I Found A Way (I)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on songs for revivals and funerals


track: Shout For Joy


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on music's role in church (II)


track: I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on music's role in church (I)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on songs learned orally versus those from books


track: Oh Lord, Have Mercy


track: I Can Pray


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her family (II)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on Streets Of Gold


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her family (I)


track: Streets Of Gold


track: When I Can Read My Titles Clear


track: Riding In A Buggy (III)


track: Request by Alan Lomax for Riding In A Buggy

artist: Vera Ward Hall, Alan Lomax, Anna Lomax


track: Interview with Vera Hall about the songs she sings when alone


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on her mother's death


track: I'll Fly Away


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on becoming a Christian (IV)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on becoming a Christian (III)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on becoming a Christian (II)


track: Show Me The Way


track: All My Sins Been Taken Away


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on becoming a Christian (I)


track: He That Believe Have An Everlasting Home


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (III)


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (II)


track: Boll Weevil (I)


track: Boll Weevil (II)


track: Last Month Of The Year (II)


track: Last Month Of The Year (I)


track: Wild Ox Moan (Black Woman) (I)


track: Commentary by Vera Hall on interracial relationships


track: Haul On The Bowline (I)

artist: Tom Purvis, Stanley Slade, Unidentified men

album: BBC Disc Dubs 1951


track: Pastorale De Poullaouen

artist: Unidentified group


track: Unidentified canticle

artist: Unidentified man


track: Unidentified fandanguillo

artist: Unidentified


track: Piler Lan


track: Unidentified mazurka

artist: Unidentified woman


track: Unidentified tarantella


track: Bourree from Berry


track: Les Epoureses


track: Adieu

artist: Arbarco Treville, Etchahoun Treville


track: Unidentified dance from Berry


track: Young Roger Esquire (Wicked Youth)

artist: Phil Tanner


track: Welsh Catechism


track: Unidentified reel (fragment)


track: An Cailín Aerach (The Airy Girl) (II)

artist: Máire (Maire O?Sullivan) Ní Shúilleabháin

album: Ballylickey 1/51


track: Cití Na gCumann (Kitty of Loves)


track: The Fairy Lullaby (conclusion)


track: The Fairy Lullaby (beginning)


track: An Binnsín Luachra (album edit)


track: Coinnleach Glas an Fhómhair


track: An Beinsín Luachra (III)


track: An Cailín Aerach (The Airy Girl) (I)


track: An Beinsín Luachra (II)


track: An Beinsín Luachra (I)


track: Casadh an tSugain (Twisting The Hayrope)


track: Ré-Chnoc Mná Duibhe (The Smooth Mountain Of The Black-Haired Woman) / Bruach Geal na Trá (The White Edge Of The Strand)

artist: Gobnait Cronin


track: Éamonn Magáine (II)


track: Seoithín Seoithín


track: Éamonn Magáine (I)


track: Caitlín Triall


track: Cuir a Chodladh an Seanduine (Put The Old Man To Sleep)


track: The Cow's Croon


track: Freagair siod mas toil leat fhéin e (Answer This, If You Like Him Yourself) (album edit)

artist: Mrs. Peter MacCormick, Archie MacDonald, Fanny MacIsaac, Mrs. MacJeffries, Mrs. A. J. MacLellan, Catriona A. MacMillan, Effie Monk, Penny Morrison, Kate Nicholson

album: Balivanich 6/51


track: ?S an oidhche bha bhanais

artist: Mrs. Peter MacCormick


track: Gura muladach sgìth mi


track: Oganach gun tòir ?na dheaghaidh (Young Man Whom No One Pursues) (album edit)


track: Cha dig Mór mo bhean dhachaidh

artist: Mrs. A. J. MacLellan


track: Am Bròn Binn


track: ?S i ?nan suidh air lic faoileann

artist: Penny Morrison


track: Ghealtheam bothan nam bothan


track: ?S cha do dh?iarr a mhàthair a dh?umhlachd

artist: Fanny MacIsaac


track: Domhall dubh nan gobhar


track: 'S a Mhic Dhughaill ?ac Ruairi


track: Unidentified waulking song


track: Interview with Fanny MacIsaac about 'S a Mhic Dhughaill ?ac Ruairi

artist: Alan Lomax, Fanny MacIsaac


track: Talk/ambience


track: Cha déid mi do dh?fhear gun bhàta (I?ll Not Go To A Man Without A Boat)


track: Mo nighean donn á Còrnaig


track: Gur de nis a nì mi (What Shall I Do Now)


track: Nighean sin thall (Girl Over Yonder)


artist: Alan Lomax, Mrs. Peter MacCormick, Archie MacDonald, Fanny MacIsaac, Mrs. MacJeffries, Mrs. A. J. MacLellan, Catriona A. MacMillan, Effie Monk, Penny Morrison, Kate Nicholson


track: Gur e mise tha fo ghruaim (How Unhappy I Am)


track: Rinn mi mocheirigh gu éirigh (I Got Up, I Rose Early)


track: Tha mulad, Tha mulad


track: Brief discussion in Gaelic about the cloth


track: Sheòl am bàta fairis a-null (The Boat Has Sailed Across, Away) (II)


track: Sheòl am bàta fairis a-null (The Boat Has Sailed Across, Away) (I)


track: Sheòl am bàta fairis a-null (The Boat Has Sailed Across, Away) (fragment)


track: Gaol ise gaol i (She Is My Love, My Love Is She)


track: Alasdair òig ?ic ?ac neacail (Young Alasdair, Son Of MacNicol)


track: Mhurchaidh bhig, a chinn a' chonais (Little Murdo, Leader In Mischief) (complete)


track: An cuala sibh ma'n mhaighdean cheutach (Have You Heard About The Beautiful Maiden)


track: Oganach gun tòir ?na dheaghaidh (Young Man Whom No One Pursues)


track: Mhurchaidh bhig, a chinn a' chonais (Little Murdo, Leader In Mischief) (fragment)


track: Talk/ambience


track: The Road And The Miles To Dundee

artist: Bob Cooney

album: Aberdeen II 7/51


track: Muckin O Geordie's Byre

artist: Hamish Henderson, Unidentified group


track: Gur tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (You Are My Beautiful Brown-Haired Maiden)


track: The Dundee Weaver


track: The Auld Maid In The Garret

artist: Dave Dowman, Unidentified group


track: The Ram Of Derby

artist: Archie Lennox, Arthur Lennox, Unidentified group


track: The Soldier And The Sailor

artist: Archie Lennox


track: Interview with Archie Lennox about Come Up And See My Garret

artist: Archie Lennox, Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Archie Lennox about The Soldier And The Sailor


track: Come Up And See My Garret (III)


track: Come Up And See My Garret (II)


track: I Have Never, Never Blacklegged

artist: Bob Cooney, Unidentified group


track: Wee Toon Clerk


track: Come Up And See My Garret (I)


track: The Wind, The Wind Blows High (II)

artist: Unidentified children

album: Aberdeen I 7/51


track: My Gal's A Corker


track: Mussolini Is Dead (II)

artist: Jennifer Cushnie, Pat Cushnie


track: One Two Three Alairy / PK Penny Packet / Mrs. Mopp / Chicka Tony


track: An Angel Said To Me (III)


track: Little Sally Walker


track: My Little House


track: I'm Gaun Awn In The Train

artist: Jennifer Cushnie


track: Mussolini Is Dead (I)


track: The Wind, The Wind Blows High (I)


track: Eetle Ottle, Black Bottle


track: Ippetty Soopitty

artist: Jack Mearns


track: All The Boys In London (III)


track: An Angel Said To Me (II)


track: Robert Burns Was Born In Ayr (II)


track: All The Boys In London (II)


track: Jelly On The Plate (II)


track: I Know A Teddy Bear


track: All The Boys In London (I)


track: My Mother Gave Your Mother


track: Jelly On The Plate (I)


track: An Angel Said To Me (I)


track: Sleepytoon (fragment)

artist: John Mearns, Mrs. John Mearns, Unidentified woman


track: Barnyard O' Delgaty

artist: John Mearns, Mrs. John Mearns, Unidentified group


track: Dying Man's Prayer

artist: John Mearns


track: Sleepytoon

artist: John Mearns, Mrs. John Mearns, Unidentifed woman


track: Guise O' Tough


track: Pennyworth O' Preens

artist: John Mearns, Mrs. John Mearns


track: Mormond Braes


track: My Mother Has Three Butter Platties


track: The Dying Ploughboy


track: The Craw Killed The Pussie-O


track: Johnny Sangster


track: Lord MacDonald's March To Harlowe

artist: Hector MacAndrew


track: The Dean Brigg / Banks Hornpipe

artist: Hector MacAndrew, Alice Mearns


track: Money Musk / Maggie Cameron / The Laird Of Dunblaine / The Left-Handed Fiddler


track: Hambone, Hambone, Where You Been? (II)

artist: Steven Wright

album: Steven Wright, Harlem


track: Interview with Steven Wright about hambone performance

artist: Alan Lomax, Steven Wright


track: Interview with Steven Wright about himself


track: Introduction to Hambone, Hambone, Where You Been?


track: Anchors Aweigh


track: Interview with Steven Wright about his repertoire

artist: Alan Lomax, Unidentified man, Steven Wright


track: I Woke Up In The Morning


track: Jingle Bells


track: Hambone, Hambone, Where You Been? (I)


track: Interview with Steven Wright about learning hambone


track: The Mallard (with introduction)

artist: Bunny Palmer

album: Peter Kennedy Recordings 1950s


track: The Prickle Holly Bush (Maid Freed From The Gallows)

artist: Walter Lucas, Unidentified group


track: One Two Three A-Loopah / Play Up Sidbury / In And Out The Dusty Bluebells / Roman Soldiers


track: Three Dukes A Riding / Green Gravel


track: Oats And Beans And Barley Grow / I Sent A Letter


track: The Turmont Hoer (The Turnip Hoer)

artist: Fred Perrier, Unidentified group


track: Richard Of Taunton Dene (fragment)

artist: Fanny Rumble


track: The Turmont Hoer (The Turnip Hoer) (fragment)


track: Up The Sides And Down The Middle

artist: Bert Pidgeon, Alfred (Alfie) Tuck


track: I Paula Tay Paula Taska (album edit)

artist: Unidentified children

album: Norton Park School disc recordings 1949


track: I'm a Little Orphan Girl (album edit)


track: My Name is Sweet Jenny (album edit)


track: The Wind, The Wind, The Wind Blows High


track: In and Out the Dusty Bluebells


track: Up Against the Wall (Bonny Bunch of Roses)


track: My Name is Sweet Jenny


track: Here?s a Poor Widow


track: The Bonny Sailor Boy


track: Queen Elizabeth Lost Her Shoe


track: I've A Sweetheart in America


track: I Paula Tay Paula Taska


track: When I Was Single (It's Better To Be Single)


track: Broken Hearted I Wander


track: The Night Was Dark, The War Was Over


track: Down in the Valley Where The Green Grass Grows


track: I'm a Little Orphan Girl


track: Mother, Mother, I Am Ill


track: Les fraises et les framboises

artist: Norah Friede

album: Norah Friede 1949


track: Here Comes A Bluebird


track: Commentary on the unidentified Czech resistance song by Norah Friede

artist: Norah Friede, Alan Lomax, Unidentified


track: Unidentified Czech resistance song


track: Drancy (III)


track: Unidentified Czech resistance song (false start)

artist: Norah Friede, Unidentified woman


track: Commentary on Drancy by Norah Friede

artist: Norah Friede, Alan Lomax


track: Drancy (II)


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about George Baquet and his influence on Sidney Bechet

artist: Leonard Bechet, Alan Lomax

album: Leonard Bechet 4/49


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about early pre-jazz players and youngsters playing music


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about his string band repetoire and the song C'était N'aut' Can-can, Payez Donc


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about his Silver Bells band, the Bechet family, and Sidney's early musical ability


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about George Baquet, Manuel Perez, and other influences on Sidney Bechet, and his own early playing around New Orleans


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about Sidney Bechet's talent and their Silver Bells band


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about drive in jazz, the differences between Creole and black musicians, and jazz as a social unifier


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about early blues and Storyville characters


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about Sidney Bechet's playing in Storyville and the Jim Crow restrictions of Uptown


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about his profession as a dentist


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about his parents


track: Interview with Leonard Bechet about his brother Sidney Bechet, the Creole social scene, and the Creole opinion of uptown blacks


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about trying to register to vote, the potential political power of African Americans, and political changes in New Orleans

artist: Alan Lomax, John A. (Johnny) St. Cyr

album: Johnny St. Cyr 4/49


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about intermarriage, racism, and human nature


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about the future of jazz


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about the take-over of jazz by whites


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about Baby Dodds and George Forrester playing a prank on a saxophone player aboard the Streckfus Steamers


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about colored bands aboard the Streckfus Steamers


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about playing on board the Streckfus Steamers


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about playing on board the Streckfus Steamers and their repetoire


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about St. Louis nightclubs and other riverboat players


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about Fate Marable, Louis Armstrong, and gigs on board the Streckfus Steamers


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about the Streckfus Steamers Showboats


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about honky tonks, Aaron Harris, and other bad characters


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about an unidentified guitar rag and music in winerooms


track: I Want A Girl Just Like The Girl Who Married Dear Old Dad (fragment)

artist: John A. (Johnny) St. Cyr


track: Unidentified guitar rag


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about early jazz guitarists and blues players


track: Jelly Roll Blues (II)


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about Jelly Roll Morton, Tony Jackson, Morton's compositions, and arranging old tunes


track: Jelly Roll Blues (I)


track: Jelly Roll Blues (fragment)


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about Jelly Roll Morton (fragment)


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about the Creole roots of jazz


track: Eh, La Bas


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about his first music job and early days in the District


track: C'était n'aut' can-can, payez donc (fragment)


track: My Old Rosary / Gypsy Sweetheart


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about the blues


track: Guitar Blues


track: Interview with Johnny St. Cyr about his upbringing, family, and learning guitar


track: My Good Old Man (continued)

artist: Jean Ritchie

album: Jean Ritchie II 5/49


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about her relationship with her mother

artist: Alan Lomax, Jean Ritchie


track: My Good Old Man


track: Dance To Your Daddy / Hush Little Baby (Mockingbird Song)


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on Dance To Your Daddy / Hush Little Baby


track: Mommy, Buy Me A Big Glass Doll


track: The Darby Ram


track: The Tree In The Wood


track: Will The Weaver


track: My Little Carpenter (The House Carpenter)


track: The Hangman Song (The Maid Freed From The Gallows)


track: Darling Corey


track: I've Been A Foreign Lander


track: Joe Bowers (with commentary)


track: The Merry Golden Tree


track: Commentary by Jean Ritchie on The Merry Golden Tree


track: O Land Of Rest

album: Jean Ritchie I 5/49


track: Afflictions Though They Seem Severe


track: Lord Thomas And Fair Ellender (III)


track: Lord Thomas And Fair Ellender (I) (continued)


track: Lord Thomas And Fair Ellender (I)


track: Lord Thomas And Fair Ellender (II)


track: The Girl I Left Behind


track: Barbry Ellen (Barbara Allen)


track: Fair Ellen


track: Fair Ellen (conclusion)


track: The Swapping Song


track: Fair Ellen (continuedI)


track: Interview with Jean Ritchie about The Swapping Song


track: The Little Devils (The Farmer's Curst Wife)


track: William Trimitoe, He's A Good Waterman


track: Swing-A-Song / The Days Are Long / See-saw, Margery Daw


track: Nottamun Town


track: Trot-A-Little-Horsie, Go Downtown


track: Old Tyler


track: The Old Woman And The Pig


track: Interview with John Strachan about The Barnyards O Delgaty

artist: Alan Lomax, John Strachan

album: Crichie 7/51


track: Lang Johnnie More

artist: Hamish Henderson, John Strachan


track: Interview with John Strachan about Lang Johnnie More


track: Twa Recruitin Sergeants

artist: John Strachan


track: Interview with John Strachan about Twa Recruitin Sergeants


track: The Bogheid Crew


track: Interview with John Strachan about Clyde's Water


track: Johnnie O Braidislie


track: Johnnie O Braidislie (fragment)


track: Johnnie O Braidislie (false start)


track: Story of Mr. Pringle and Mrs. Young


track: Talk/ambience


track: Story of Morrison, the farm servant


track: Stories of meal-and-ales, farm servants, and farm management


track: Stories of characters and dancing at meal-and-ales


track: Interview with John Strachan about meal-and-ales

artist: Hamish Henderson, Alan Lomax, John Strachan


track: The Cuckoo's Nest


track: Twa'n Twa


track: Interview with John Strachan about bawdy strathspey lyrics


track: The Laird O Drum


track: The Beggar Wench (fragments) / Interview on The Beggar Wench


track: The Ball O Kirriemuir


track: The Laird O Drum (fragment)


track: The Miller Of Straloch


track: The Hairst O Rettie


track: Binnorie, O Binnorie


track: MacPherson's Rant


track: Interview with John Strachan about MacPherson's Rant


track: Interview with John Strachan about The Beggar Man


track: Interview with John Strachan on The Bonny Lass Of Fyvie


track: The Bonny Lass Of Fyvie (fragment)


track: Interview with John Strachan about Bonny Udny


track: Interview with John Strachan about Harrowing Time and farm labor


track: Unidentified Robin Hood ballad fragment


track: Interview with John Strachan about The Royal Forester


track: The Royal Forester


track: Interview with John Strachan about Glenlogie


track: An Cailín Aerach (The Airy Girl) (album edit)

artist: Gobnait Cronin

album: Coolea 1/51


track: An Cailín Aerach (The Airy Girl) (I)


track: An Cailín Aerach (The Airy Girl) (II)


track: Innsin Bhéil Átha ?N Ghaorthaidh (The Little Inch Of Ballingeary)


track: Cois Abhainn na Séad (By The River Of Gems)

artist: Máire (Maire Keohane) Ní Cheocháin


track: One Day For Recreation

artist: Peggy Scanlon Noone


track: A Mharcaigh ón Mhumhain (Horseman From Munster) (II)


track: A Mharcaigh ón Mhumhain (Horseman From Munster) (I)


track: Interview on with Peggy Scanlon Noone about A Mharcaigh ón Mhumhain

artist: Alan Lomax, Peggy Scanlon Noone


track: Miss McCloud's Reel / The Broken Bridge (III)

artist: Mickey Doherty

album: Convoy 2/51


track: Peter Street (III)


track: Miss McCloud's Reel / The Broken Bridge (II)


track: The Moving Bogs Of Allen


track: I Have A Little Sheep On A Tether


track: Haste To The Wedding / My Match Is Made


track: Miss McCloud's Reel / The Broken Bridge (I)


track: The Hounds And The Hare


track: Peter Street (II)


track: Peter Street (I)


track: Interview with Seán Ó hEochaidh (Sean O'Haughey) about learning music and his family

artist: Mickey Doherty, Seán (Sean O'Haughey) Ó hEochaidh


track: Story of Twisting the Hayrope


track: The Girl That Was Too Smart for the Fiddler


track: Story of the Fiddler with Only One Tune


track: The Fairy's Reel


track: Story of St. Columcille and the Three Steps in the Bank of Turf


track: Story of St. Columcille and the Man Who Pretended to Sleep


track: Story of St. Columcille and the Hayrope


track: Story of St. Columcille and the Curse of Putting on Only One Shoe


track: Story of the Poor Boy And The Millionaire's Daughter


track: Púcán Mhicil Pháidín (Michael Padeen's Pooka) (duplicate)

artist: Sean McDonagh

album: Carna 1/51


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Púcán Mhicil Pháidín (Michael Padeen's Pooka) (duplicate)

artist: Bartley Connelly, Robin Roberts


track: The Greenland Fishery

artist: Alan Lomax


track: Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) (II) (duplicate)


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh and Bartley Connelly about whaling songs

artist: Bartley Connelly, Alan Lomax, Sean McDonagh


track: Introduction to The Greenland Fishery by Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh about Úna Bhán (Lament For Una Bhan)

artist: Sean McDonagh, Robin Roberts


track: Úna Bhán (Lament For Una Bhan) (II)


track: Úna Bhán (Lament For Una Bhan) (I)


track: Sadhbh Ní Bhruinnile (Sarah Branley)

artist: Bartley Connelly


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Sadhbh Ní Bhruinnile (Sarah Branley)


track: Rinn an Mhaoile (Renville) (II)


track: Púcán Mhicil Pháidín (Michael Padeen's Pooka)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Púcán Mhicil Pháidín (Michael Padeen's Pooka)


track: An Fáinne (Down At The Well I Lost My Ring)


track: An Táilliúirin Magaidh (The Comical Taylor)


track: Rinn an Mhaoile (Renville) (I)


track: Talk/ambience


track: Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) (fragment)


track: Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) (II)


track: Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) (I)


track: Identification of Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) by Robin Roberts


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh about An Boinneán Buí (The Yellow Bittern) (speed-corrected version)


track: An Boinneán Buí (The Yellow Bittern) (speed-corrected version) (fragment)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Róisín Dubh


track: An Sceilpín Draighneach (The Hawthorn Bush) (speed-corrected version)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about An Sceilpín Draighneach (The Hawthorn Bush) (speed-corrected version)


track: Amhrán na mBréag (The Song of Lies) (speed-corrected version)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Amhrán na mBréag (The Song Of Lies) (speed-corrected version)


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh about An Boinneán Buí (The Yellow Bittern) (II)


track: An Boinneán Buí (The Yellow Bittern)


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh about An Boinneán Buí (The Yellow Bittern) (I)


track: An Sceilpín Draighneach (The Hawthorn Bush)


track: Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair

artist: Robin Roberts


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about An Sceilpín Draighneach (The Hawthorn Bush) (II)


track: Amhrán na mBréag (The Song Of Lies)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly on An Sceilpín Draighneach (The Hawthorn Bush) (I)


track: Interview with Bartley Connelly about Amhrán na mBréag (The Song Of Lies)


track: The Manchester Three

artist: Brendan Behan

album: Brendan Behan 6/51


track: My Name Is Pat O'Donnell


track: Fenian Blade


track: Introduction to Fenian Blade by Brendan Behan


track: The Rising Of The Moon (fragment)


track: A joke about a tramp


track: Some Get Married For Love


track: The Praties, They Were Small


track: Unidentified Italian song

artist: Unidentified


track: Marseilles parody


track: The Rifle / A-Reaping We Will Go


track: The French Are Sailing


track: Sliabh na mBan (Mountain Of The Women)


track: The Zoological Gardens


track: Hand Me Down Me Petticoat (He Was A Quare One)


track: Join The British Army


track: Delia Gone

artist: Blake Alphonso (Blind Blake) Higgs, Unidentified group

album: BBC Disc Dubs 1951


track: Haul On The Bowline (II)

artist: Tom Purvis, Stanley Slade, Unidentified men


track: Unidentified calypso


track: Sacramento (album edit) (II)

artist: Phil Green, Stanley Slade, Unidentified men


track: Old Daddy Fox (The Fox Went Out On A Wintery Night) (duplicate)

artist: Cyril Biddick, Unidentified man


track: The Gower Reel (Manchester Hornpipe) (duplicate)

artist: Phil Tanner


track: The False-Hearted Knight (The Outlandish Knight)

artist: Jumbo Brightwell


track: The Wassail Song


track: The Rigs Of The Time

artist: John W. (Charger) Salmons, Unidentified men


track: Earsdon Sword Dance

artist: G. W. Coburn, Jimmy McKay, Unidentified group


track: Polly Vaughn (Molly Bawn)

artist: A. L. (Bert) Lloyd


track: The Banks Of The Sweet Primeroses


track: Country Gardens / Getting Upstairs

artist: William Kimber


track: Unidentified country dance

artist: Unidentified group


track: The Padstow May Day Song


track: Winster Gallop (Galop)


track: The Banks Of The Sweet Primeroses (album edit)


track: God Rest You Merry Gentlemen


track: Hal-An-Tow (fragment)

artist: Unidentified children


track: Padstow bells


track: Constant Billy


track: Old Daddy Fox (Fox And The Goose)


track: Sacramento (fragment)


track: Sacramento (album edit) (I)


track: The Gower Reel (Manchester Hornpipe)


track: The Bold Drover (The Game Cock)

artist: Charlie Chettleburgh, Unidentified men


track: The False-Hearted Knight (The Outlandish Knight)


track: The Rigs Of The Time (album edit)

artist: John W. (Charger) Salmons


track: The Bold Fisherman

artist: Harry Cox


track: The Amsterdam Maid (I'll Go No More A Roving) (album edit)


track: Jolly Wassail


track: Unidentified New Guinean song (II)

artist: Unidentified tribal group


track: Unidentified New Guinean song (III)

artist: Unidentified man


track: Unidentified New Guinean song (I)


track: The Dark-Eyed Sailor


track: Barbara Allen


track: The Barley Straw


track: The Princess Royal

artist: Velvet Brightwell, Unidentified men


track: Johnson (Three Butchers)

artist: Elijah Bell


track: Shooting Of His Dear (The Molly Bawn)


track: The Parson And The Clerk


track: Talk/ambience

artist: Phil Tanner, Unidentified men


track: Come Write Me Down

artist: Bob Copper, Jim Copper


track: The Prickle Holly Bush (Maid Freed From The Gallows)

artist: Walter Lucas


track: The Bold Thresher (The Nobleman And The Thresher)

artist: Walter Gale


track: Two Young Brethren


track: The Claudy Banks


track: When Spring Comes On (Spring Glee)


track: The Contented County Lad (Brisk And Bonny Lad)


track: Brisk Young Ploughboy (Ploughboy's Praise)

artist: Bob Copper


track: No John, No (fragment)

artist: Jim Copper


track: Spencer The Rover


track: The Honest Laborer (The Nobleman And The Thresher)


track: The Threshing Machine


track: Winlaton Sword Dance

artist: Eline Avril


track: Earsdon Sword Dance

artist: Jimmy McKay


track: Welsh Catechism

artist: Unidentified


track: Proudlock's Fancy

artist: Jack Armstrong


track: Border Fray


track: Minehead Hobbyhorse Ceremony

artist: Unidentified group


track: Show Us The Way To Wallingford

artist: W. J. Stafford


track: Sandhill Corner


track: Bobby Shaftoe


track: Because He Was a Bonny Lad (II)


track: The Amsterdam Maid (I'll Go No More A Roving)

artist: Phil Green, Tom Purvis, Unidentified men


track: Sacramento

artist: Phil Green, Stanley Slade, Unidentified men


track: Because He Was a Bonny Lad (I)


track: Shake Her Johnny

artist: Tom Purvis, Unidentified men


track: She's Fair And False (continued)

artist: Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller

album: Ewan MacColl 2/51


track: Ewan MacColl interviewed by Alan Lomax about The Devil's Awa'

artist: Alan Lomax, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller


track: The Devil's Awa' With The Exciseman (fragment)


track: She's Fair And False


track: Corn Rigs Are Bonnie


track: Far On Yon Hills


track: The Ewie With The Crooked Horn


track: Skye Boat Song


track: Interview with Ewan MacColl about The Ewie With The Crooked Horn


track: Seal Song


track: Kishmul's Galley


track: Mother Bird To Chicks


track: Sir Patrick Spens


track: The De'il's Awa' Wi' The Exciseman


track: Interview with Ewan MacColl about his father's ballad repetoire and Sir Patrick Spens


track: Braw Young Lad (I)


track: Roy's Wife Of Aldivalloch (II)


track: The Chevaliers' Muster Roll (Little Ken Ye Wha's Comin') (I)


track: Braw Young Lad


track: Men Of The Honest Heart


track: Roy's Wife Of Aldivalloch (I)


track: Browned Off


track: Thacker's Horses


track: Unidentified mouth music tune


track: Maggie Lander


track: Wasn't He A Roguey?


track: Nickety Nackety


track: Unidentified milking song (II)


track: Unidentified milking song (I)


track: The Brewer's Daughter


track: Little Sir Hugh (The Jew's Daughter)


track: Alasdair Mhic Cholla Ghasda


track: The Collier Laddie


track: The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow


track: Queen Maeve


track: Commentary by Ewan MacColl on Queen Maeve


track: No My Ain Hoose


track: Nicky Tams


track: McCafferty (fragment)


track: Work Of The Weavers


track: True Thomas


track: Unidentified song

artist: Jasimuddin Mollah

album: England 1951


track: Interview with Jasimuddin about a song he composed while considering killing himself

artist: Alan Lomax, Jasimuddin Mollah


track: Interview with Jasimuddin about palanquin songs / Unidentified palanquin song


track: Unidentified recitation and song


track: Unidentified song fragment and recitation

artist: Alan Lomax, Jasimuddin Mollah, Unidentified woman


track: Unidentified basi instrumental (II)


track: Interview with Pipe Major William Ross about his piping, joining the army, and the MacCrimmons

artist: Alan Lomax, Pipe Major William Ross

album: Edinburgh IV 7/51


track: Unidentified basi instrumental (I)


track: Duncan MacRae of Kintail's Lament

artist: Pipe Major William Ross


track: Seaforth's Lament (The Old Woman's Lullaby)


track: Leaving Ardtornish / Leaving Port Askaig


track: The Countess of Dysart's Welcome To Edinburgh Castle


track: The Spider In The Gaff / Braeriach / Caddy's Leather Breeches (fragment)

artist: John Burgess


track: Hail Ro Ruadh Waternish / Daldowne's Reel / Cork Hill


track: Unidentified pipe tune (I)


track: By Loch Etive Side / The High Road To Gairloch


track: Bonnie Anne / The Duke Of Roxburgh / Farewell To Black Mount


track: The 93rd's Farewell To Parkhurst / Donald Campbell's Farewell To Glendale


track: Fuirich An Diugh Gos Am Maireach (album edit)

artist: Annie Johnston

album: Edinburgh III 7/51


track: Thug mi gaol dhuit

artist: Calum Johnston


track: Nach Freagair Thu Charaistiona (Will You Not Answer, Caristiona?) (album edit)

artist: Flora MacNeil


track: Cumha do dh? Uillean Siosal (Mo Rùn Geal Og) (album edit)


track: Oran na h-uiseig, Ig ig igein (Song Of The Lark) (II)


track: Story of Munachar and Manachar (variant) (continued)


track: Clach mhin mheallain (Rune Against Hail)


track: Fuirich An Diugh Gos Am Maireach


track: Clach mhin mheallain (Rune Against Hail) (fragment)


track: Story of Munachar and Manachar (variant)


track: Unidentified spinning song


track: Interview with Annie Johnston about fairies in Barra

artist: Annie Johnston, Alan Lomax, Unidentified woman


track: Story of Cortach and the Fairies / Unidentified stone-grinding song


track: Story of the Fairy Sweetheart


track: Story and song of Phiuthrag 'S A Phiuthar (Little Sister)


track: 'S mi ri imeachd 'nam aonar


track: Unidentified mouth music


track: Latha dhomh ?s mi ?m beinn a? cheathaich (I)


track: Latha dhomh ?s mi ?m beinn a? cheathaich (II)


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (II)


track: Faigh a nuas dhuinn am botul


track: Cadal cha dèan mi


track: Faca sibh Raghall na Ailean


track: Cumha do dh? Uillean Siosal (Mo Rùn Geal Og)


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (I)


track: Interview with Calum Johnston about life on Barra

artist: Calum Johnston, Alan Lomax


track: A Bhradag Dhubh (II)


track: Mhic Iarla Nam Bratach Bana

artist: Calum Johnston, Flora MacNeil


track: A Bhradag Dhubh (I)


track: Commentary on Phiuthrag 'S A Phiuthar (Little Sister)


track: Nach Freagair Thu Charaistiona (Will You Not Answer, Caristiona?)


track: Phiuthrag 'S A Phiuthar (Little Sister)


track: Interview with Calum Johnston about 'S Tus' A' Chuibeheal


track: 'S Tus' A' Chuibeheal


track: Interview with Calum Johnston about Fuirich An Diugh Gos Am Maireach


track: Fuirich An Diugh Gos Am Maireach


track: Nach Freagair Thu Charaistiona (Will You Not Answer, Caristiona?) (fragment)


track: Translation of Fuirich An Diugh Gos Am Maireach


track: Oran a' Smeoraich (Song Of The Thrush)


track: Oran na h-uiseig, Ig ig igein (Song Of The Lark) (I)


track: Failte Dhruim Fionn


track: Alasdair Mhic Cholla Ghasda


track: Interview with Calum Johnston about an unidentified song


track: Interview with Calum Johnston about O Iain Ghlinn Cuaich (Oh John Of Glencuaich)


track: O Iain Ghlinn Cuaich (Oh John Of Glencuaich)


track: Ailein Duinn a ni 's a naire (Dark-Haired Alan)


track: Clach Mhin Mheallain (Rune Against Hail)


track: Interview with Peggie MacGillivray about her biography

artist: Margaret Hunter (Peggie) MacGillivray

album: Edinburgh II 7/51


track: Down In The Valley


track: The Wind Blows High


track: The World Must Be Coming To An End


track: When I Was Single


track: My Father Bought The Little Coat


track: Up And Down, Up And Down / Interview with Dr. James Ritchie and Peggie MacGillivray about rope-skipping songs

artist: Alan Lomax, Margaret Hunter (Peggie) MacGillivray, Dr. James Ritchie


track: Interview with Peggie MacGillivray about Eevy Ivy Over / Eevy Ivy Over

artist: Margaret Hunter (Peggie) MacGillivray, Dr. James Ritchie


track: Interview with Dr. James Ritchie about the film The Singing Street


track: I Paula Tay Paula Taska


track: Interview with Dr. James Ritchie and Peggie MacGillivray about Chinese Government


track: Interview with Dr. James Ritchie about The Wind Blows High

artist: Alan Lomax, Dr. James Ritchie


track: Interview with Peggie MacGillvray about rope-skipping songs

artist: Alan Lomax, Margaret Hunter (Peggie) MacGillivray


track: The Bonny Sailor Boy / Interview with Peggie MacGillivray about The Bonny Sailor Boy


track: Chinese Government


track: Broken Hearted, I Wander (II)


track: Interview with Dr. James Ritchie and Peggie MacGillivray about rope-skipping songs


track: Broken Hearted, I Wander (I)


track: I'm A Little Orphan Girl


track: Lament For Rory

artist: Norman McCaig

album: Edinburgh I 7/51


track: My Name Is Sweet Jenny


track: Interview with Dr. James Ritchie and Peggie MacGillivray about children's game songs


track: Thug Mi 'N Oidhche Raoir San Àirigh (I Spent The Night At The Shieling)

artist: Kitty MacLeod


track: Interview with Kitty MacLeod about shielings

artist: Alan Lomax, Kitty MacLeod


track: Interview with Kitty MacLeod about Tighinn air a? mhuir a? fear a phòsas mi


track: Tighinn air a? mhuir a? fear a phòsas mi


track: A Fhleasgaich Ùir Leanainn Thu (Young Man, I?d Follow You)

artist: Kitty MacLeod, Marietta MacLeod


track: The John MacLean March

artist: Mrs. Budge, Hamish Henderson

album: Edinburgh 8/51


track: Scots Wha Hae


track: Vote of thanks by Reverend Duncan (II)

artist: Reverend Duncan


track: Announcement by Mrs. Budge of Hamish Henderson and The John MacLean March

artist: Mrs. Budge


track: MacPherson's Rant

artist: Jimmy MacBeath


track: Unidentified pipe tune

artist: John Burgess


track: Introduction to MacPherson's Rant (incomplete)

artist: Hamish Henderson


track: Fuirich An Diugh Gus Am Maireach (Wait Today Until Tomorrow)

artist: Calum Johnston


track: Unidentified song of Alasdair MacColla


track: Introduction to unidentified pipe tune


track: Introduction to Fuirich An Diugh Gus Am Maireach (Wait Today Until Tomorrow)


track: Mo Nighean Donn BhÃ²idheach (My Lovely Brown-Haired Girl)

artist: Hamish Henderson, Flora MacNeil


track: Co Siod Thall Air Sraid Na H-eala? (Who Is That Yonder On The Swan's Road?)

artist: Flora MacNeil


track: Introduction to unidentified song of Alasdair MacColla


track: The Tinker's Wedding (beginning)

artist: John Strachan


track: Introduction to Co Siod Thall Air Sraid Na H-eala? (Who Is That Yonder On The Swan's Road?)


track: The Tinker's Wedding (continued) (fragment)


track: Story of a sailor's body washed onto the shore of a Western Isle (incomplete)


track: Story of Sergeant MacGrady


track: Vote of thanks by Reverend Duncan (I)


track: Commentary by Reverend Duncan


track: Oran Do Mhacleoid Dhunbheagain (A Song To MacLeod Of Dunvegan)


track: Introduction to Calum Johnston and Oran Do Mhacleoid Dhunbheagain (A Song To MacLeod Of Dunvegan)


track: Jimmie Raeburn

artist: Jessie Murray


track: Cairistiona (fragment)


track: Introduction to The Moss O Burreldale by Hamish Henderson


track: Introduction to Jimmie Raeburn


track: Announcement by John Strachan


track: The Barnyards O Delgaty


track: Introduction to The Barnyards O Delgaty


track: Erin Go Bragh


track: The Reid Road

artist: Hamish Henderson, Blanche Wood


track: Portknockie Road


track: The Irish Washerwoman


track: Introduction of John Strachan and Erin Go Bragh


track: Donald MacLean


track: Announcement of continuation of Ceilidh and other Festival events


track: Lord Thomas And Fair Ellen


track: Johnnie O Braidislie


track: Announcement of interval and tea and cakes


track: Introduction of Jessie Murray and Lord Thomas And Fair Ellen


track: Barbara Allen


track: Introduction of John Strachan and Johnnie O Braidislie


track: Introduction of Jessie Murray and Barbara Allen / Commentary on Sir Walter Scott, Bishop Percy, and balladry


track: Harrowin Time (The Ploughman Laddie) (fragment) (continued)


track: Harrowin Time (The Ploughman Laddie) (fragment)


track: Introduction of John Strachan and Harrowing Time


track: Farewell To The Alehoose


track: I'm A Young Bonny Lassie

artist: Blanche Wood


track: Mormond Braes


track: Introduction of Blanche Wood and I'm A Young Bonny Lassie


track: Failte Rudha Bhatairnis


track: The Bonny Lass O Fyvie (fragment)


track: Mo Run Geal Og (My Fair Young Love)


track: Introduction of John Strachan and The Bonny Lass O Fyvie


track: Co Sheinneas An Fhideag Airgid? (Who Will Play The Silver Whistle?)


track: Introduction of Failte Rudha Bhatairnis


track: Oram Eile Don Phrionnsa (Another Song To The Prince)


track: Introduction of Mo Run Geal Og (My Fair Young Love)


track: Blue Bonnets Over The Border


track: Introduction of Calum Johnston and Oram Eile Don Phrionnsa (Another Song To The Prince)


track: The Gallant Forty-Twa


track: Come All Ye Tramps And Hawkers


track: Introduction of John Burgess and Blue Bonnets Over The Border


track: Skippin Barfit Through The Heather


track: Introduction of Jimmy MacBeath and Come A' Ye Tramps And Hawkers


track: The Hairst O Rettie


track: The Guise O Tough


track: Introduction of Jessie Murray and Skipping Barfit Through The Heather


track: MacIntosh's Lament

album: Edinburgh 6/51


track: Introduction of The Hairst O Rettie


track: Introduction of John Strachan and The Guise O Tough


track: Welcome To Clachan's


track: Interview with John Burgess about MacIntosh's Lament, his love of piping, and his piping awards

artist: John Burgess, Alan Lomax


track: By Loch Etive Side


track: MacIntosh's Lament (first variation)


track: Unidentified song

artist: Mary Morrison, Unidentified woman

album: Earsary 6/51


track: Unidentified mouth music tune (VIII)

artist: Mary Morrison


track: The Reel Of Tulloch / Mrs. MacLeod Of Raasay (album edit)


track: Unidentified song (fragment)


track: Hò hoireann ò cò ni mire rium


track: Eilean Mo Chrìdh (Isle Of My Heart)

artist: John Carlin


track: Talk/ambience

artist: Alan Lomax, Mary Morrison


track: Unidentified mouth music tune (II)


track: Introduction to Eilean Mo Chrìdh (Isle Of My Heart)


track: Paddy's Leather Breeches (II)


track: The Reel Of Tulloch / Mrs. MacLeod Of Raasay


track: Cholla mo ghaol


track: Highland Wedding


track: Paddy's Leather Breeches (I)


track: Unidentified mouth music tune (I)


track: Mo rùn Ailean (My Love Allan)


track: 79th's Farewell To Gibraltar


track: The Laird O Drumblair / The Devil Among The Tailors

artist: James (Jimmy) Shand

album: Dundee 7/51


track: The Inverness Gathering / The Laird Of Drumblair


track: Unidentified melodeon jig


track: The Road To The Isles / Farewell To The Creeks


track: Midlothian Pipe Band / Teviot Brig

artist: Sidney Chalmers, James (Jimmy) Shand


track: The Dashing White Sergeant / The Breakdown / My Love She Is But a Lassie Yet


track: Bonny Anne / The Wife She Brewed It / The Mason?s Apron


track: The Muckin Of Geordie's Byre


track: My Name Is Pat O'Donnell

artist: Mickey Cronin

album: Dublin 5/51


track: Unidentified lullaby

artist: Mrs. Seamus Hickey


track: The Colleen Ruadh (two verses only)


track: Down By Blackwaterside


track: The Colleen Ruadh


track: I Can't Change It


track: The Golden-Haired Lad (II)


track: The Golden-Haired Lad (I)


track: Gleann Cam (The Crooked Glen)


track: As He Walked Down By The River

artist: I. Gledhill


track: Interview with Donald John MacDonald about his imprisonment in a German prison camp, his poetry, and South Uist's natural beauty

artist: Alan Lomax, Donald John MacDonald

album: Daliburgh III 6/51


track: Interview with Ronald McPhee about his service in the Glasgow police, his affinity for South Uist, and his happiness

artist: Alan Lomax, Ronald MacPhee


track: Commentary by Duncan MacDonald on his experience in the militia

artist: Duncan (II) MacDonald


track: Commentary by Duncan MacDonald on his education, work, and joining the militia

artist: Duncan (I) MacDonald


track: Story of Prince Charlie in the Hebrides (continued)


track: Story of Prince Charlie in the Hebrides


track: The Triumph Of Bran


track: Commentary on The Triumph Of Bran


track: Hi ri hoireann o (album edit)

artist: Mary MacAulay, Father John MacCormick, Archie MacDonald, Mrs. Archie MacDonald, John MacInnes, Dr. MacLean, Rena MacLean, Neil MacLennan, John MacLeod, Ronald MacPhee, Kate Nicholson

album: Daliburgh II 6/51


track: Braighe Loch Iall (The Braes Of Locheil)


track: Dili o idilum / Thoir a nall Ailean ugam

artist: John MacInnes, John MacLeod


track: An Cul Bachalach


track: Talk/ambience

artist: Alan Lomax, Unidentified woman


track: Ho dho ra bho 's hi dho ra bho


track: Oidhche mhath leibh (Goodnight To You)


track: Tha na feidh am Braigh-Uige (The Deer Are On Uig Brae)

artist: Neil MacLennan


track: Mo ni'n donn ho gu

artist: Father John MacMillan


track: Bheir mi ho hu-o ho


track: Rinn mi mocheirigh go eirigh


track: Alasdair oig 'ic 'ac Neacail


track: Taladh Chriosta (Christ Child's Lullaby)


track: Taladh Chriosta (Christ Child's Lullaby) (continued)


track: Fear a' phige, fear a' phige


track: Ho ro nach robh mi air tir


track: Tha m' inntinn trom fo luasgan (Leaving Lewis)

artist: Mary MacAulay


track: Mhairi Laghach (Winsome Mary)


track: Interview with Neil MacLennan about Mhairi Laghach (Winsome Mary)

artist: Alan Lomax, Neil MacLennan


track: 'S muladach mi 's mi air m' aineoil (Mournful Am I)


track: 'S tha chuile te dhe m' stocainnean


track: Hi ri hoireann o


track: Hi ri hoireann o (fragment)


track: Thoir a nall Ailean ugam (Bring Over Alan)


track: Geala bhodaich 's a' Bheinn-Duibh


track: Gur mise tha fo mhulad

artist: Donald Joseph MacKinnon, Unidentified group

album: Daliburgh I 6/51


track: B 'fhearr liom fhin gum beireadh an te'ile


track: A Mhic Iarla Nam Bratach Bàna


track: Unidentified Gaelic song


track: A mhic 'ic Eachainn 'ic Sheumais

artist: Donald Joseph MacKinnon


track: 'S moch la-coinni anna a' mhaduinn (Mo nighean dubh)


track: Interview with Donald Joseph MacKinnon about Mi 'm shuidhe m' onar air tullach bhoidhich

artist: Alan Lomax, Donald Joseph MacKinnon


track: Mi 'm shuidhe m' onar air tullach bhoidhich


track: Ho ho bho leddy bheag


track: Liom am botull, lion a dha dhiu / Ho mo nighean donn nan gobhar


track: Cro Chionn-t-Saile


track: The Guise O Tough

artist: Hamish Henderson, John Strachan, Unidentified men

album: Crichie 7/51


track: The Bonny Lass O Fyvie (Pretty Peggy-o)

artist: John Strachan


track: The Barnyards O Delgaty

artist: John Strachan, Unidentified men


track: A Highland Lad My Love Was Born

artist: Hamish Henderson

album: Hamish Henderson 4/51


track: The Galloway Countryside


track: Commentary by Hamish Henderson on Awae Tae Aa The Whigs O Fyffe


track: Aiken Drum


track: Up And Waur Them A', Willie


track: The Battle Of Sheriffmuir


track: Blue Bonnets Over The Border (Royalist parody)


track: The Galway Tinker (Tramps and Hawkers)


track: Blue Bonnets Over The Border


track: If I Die An Old Maid In A Garret (The Old Maid's Song)


track: As I Came O'er The Kearny Mount


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about As I Came O'er The Kearny Mount

artist: Hamish Henderson, Alan Lomax


track: Unidentified song (fragment)

album: Hamish Henderson 3/51


track: The Barnyards O Delgaty (fragment)


track: The Muckin O Geordie's Byre (fragment)


track: Commentary by Hamish Henderson (fragment) on Pot-a-hen-a-hero


track: Pot-a-hen-a-hero


track: Dum-a-dee-a-daddy-o


track: King Farouk


track: Aunty Mary Had A Canary


track: The 79th's Farewell to Gibraltar


track: Saw Ye The Cotton Spinners


track: Saw Ye The Cotton Spinners (World War I parody)


track: Saw Ye The Cotton Spinners (Boer War parody)


track: Introduction to Saw Ye The Cotton Spinners by Hamish Henderson


track: The John MacLean March (I)


track: The John MacLean March (II)


track: Highlander's Farewell To Sicily


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about Highlander's Farewell To Sicily


track: The Bloody Fields Of Flanders / Reel Of Tulloch


track: Unidentified Gaelic mouth music piece


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about mouth music for dancing


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about O Gie The Lass A Fairen (Give The Lass A Fairing)


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about mouth music and Wap An Row (Reel O Stumpie)


track: O Gie The Lass A Fairen (Give The Lass A Fairing)


track: Tail Toddle


track: Wap An Row (Reel O Stumpie)


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about mouth music


track: The Muckin Of Geordie's Byre (II)


track: Interview with Hamish Henderson about The Muckin Of Geordie's Byre and bothy ballads


track: The Muckin Of Geordie's Byre (I)


track: Can Ye Sew Cushions? (II)

artist: Isla Cameron

album: Glasgow 8/51


track: Can Ye Sew Cushions? (II) (duplicate)


track: Can Ye Sew Cushions? (I)


track: Johnny Destiny-O

artist: Morris Blythman, Hamish Henderson, Unidentified woman

album: Glasgow 6/51


track: Pu'in Bracken (Pulling Bracken)


track: Interview with Morris Blythman about Superintendent Thomas Barrett, Requiem II

artist: Morris Blythman, Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Morris Blythman about Superintendent Thomas Barrett, Requiem I


track: Superintendent Thomas Barrett, Requiem II

artist: Morris Blythman


track: Superintendent Thomas Barrett, Requiem I


track: The Muckle Stane


track: Psalm 73, Verse 23 (Whom Have I In Heaven But Thee)

artist: Precentor Iain Murray, Unidentified

album: Glasgow 1951


track: Superintendent Thomas Barrett, Requiem I (false start)


track: Interview with Morris Blythman about The Muckle Stane


track: Héman dubh hi rì oro

artist: Unidentified woman


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (III)

artist: Unidentified group


track: Làrach do thacaidean

artist: Kitty MacLeod


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (I)


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (II)


track: Unidentified waulking song (I)


track: The Hen's March To The Midden

artist: Tom Anderson, Willie Johnson


track: Unidentified fiddle tune (II)

artist: Willie Johnson


track: Bressay Lullaby (album edit)

artist: Elizabeth Barclay


track: Miss Maule's Strathspey / King's Reel / Miss Lyall's Reel

artist: R. MacDonald


track: Souters Of Selkirk

artist: Unidentified, Unidentified group


track: Unidentified pipe tune

artist: Unidentified


track: Queen's Welcome To Deeside / Maggie Cameron / Ragmore House


track: Unidentified dance tune (II)


track: Unidentified jig


track: Unidentified fiddle tune (I)


track: Unidentified dance tune (I)


track: Unidentified song of an old maid

artist: John Campbell


track: Lassie Wi The Yallow Coatie

artist: John Mearns


track: The Guise O Tough


track: Isle In The North


track: You Have Bet Again, Calum

artist: Robert MacKinnon


track: My Heart Feels For You, Hector


track: Charlie, O Charlie


track: The Secret Lover


track: I Climbed The Shoulder Of The Hill


track: Jimmy's Fancy

artist: Annie Shand Scott, Unidentified


track: Unidentified waulking song / Gur tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (You Are My Beautiful, Brown-Haired Maiden) / Gaelic conversation

artist: Unidentified man, Unidentified woman


track: The White Cockade / Portree Men / Langstrom


track: Unidentified dance song (fragment) / Announcement by unidentified BBC announcer

artist: Annie Shand Scott, Unidentified, Unidentified BBC announcer


track: Farewell To The Creeks

artist: James (Jimmy) Shand


track: The Road To The Isles

artist: Annie Shand Scott, Unidentified group


track: Psalm 43 (Walsall tune)

artist: John MacKay, Unidentified


track: Mrs. MacLeod's Reel


track: Unidentified Gaelic song (fragment)

artist: Kitty MacLeod, Unidentified woman


track: Unidentified song

artist: Kitty MacLeod


track: Psalm 80, Verse 5 (Stornoway tune)


track: Psalm 103 (Kilmarnock tune)


track: Eightsome Reel (fragment)


track: Kilmarnock

artist: Unidentified woman


track: Pibroch Of Donald Dhu / 79th's Farewell To Gibraltar / Inverness Gathering


track: Unidentified pipe tune (I)


track: The Cock O' The North


track: Unidentified pipe tune (II)


track: Blue Bonnets Over The Border


track: There Was A Lad Born In Kyle


track: The Duke Of Roxburgh's Farewell To Blackmount Forest

artist: Pipe Major William Ross


track: Bonnie Anne


track: Bressay Lullaby

artist: Elizabeth Barclay


track: ?S tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach

artist: Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. A. J. MacLellan, Mary MacPhee, Catherine MacRae, Flora MacRae, Mrs. Steele

album: Garrynamonie II 6/51


track: Boston Two-Step

artist: Unidentified group


track: ?S a ghaoil saoil a faigh mi thu


track: Tholl e mo chridh gach taobh


track: ?S tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (fragment)


track: Talk/ambience


track: Gura mis' tha fo mhulad / Unidentified waulking song


track: Chunna mise mo leannan


track: Muladach, muladach tha mi


track: M?eudail mhòr-s? do chùl clannach (fragment)


track: In And Out The Window

artist: Unidentified children

album: Garrynamonie I 6/51


track: May Lies A-Weepin


track: Ho mo leannan he mo leannan (II)


track: London Bridge


track: The Big Ship Sails Through The Illy-Alley-O


track: Ho mo leannan he mo leannan (I)


track: He bhan 's na hiu ri


track: Gur tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (You Are My Beautiful, Brown-Haired Maiden)


track: Hó ali ili

artist: Mary Gillies, Annie Johnston

album: Garrygall 8/51


track: Commentary by Mary Gillies on ceilidhs after waulkings

artist: Mary Gillies


track: Thig a chuinneag, thig (Come, Butter, Come)

artist: Annie Johnston


track: Braes Of Lochiel

artist: Mary MacNeil


track: Horò ?ille dhuinn shunndaich (II)


track: Story of the Fairy Sweetheart (II)


track: Horò ?ille dhuinn shunndaich (I)


track: Gura mise tha go dubhach


track: Story of the Fairy Sweetheart (I)

artist: Annie Johnston, Sandy MacNeil


track: O có bheir mi liom (O Who Will I Take With Me)

artist: Mary Gillies, Annie Johnston, Mary Johnston, Rachel MacLeod, Mary MacNeil, Sandy MacNeil


track: Gur tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (You Are My Beautiful Brown-Haired Maiden) (II)


track: ?S mi ri dìreadh ?sò ?n dùlaich


track: Gur tu mo ni?n donn bhòidheach (You Are My Beautiful Brown-Haired Maiden) (I)


track: Bird imitations and songs / Mise nighean Aoidh 'ic Eoghain

artist: Annie Johnston, Rachel MacLeod


track: Bird imitations

artist: Mary Gillies, Annie Johnston, Alan Lomax


track: Unidentified waulking song (V)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about Có ach Anna mo nighean and counting games

artist: Mary Gillies, Annie Johnston, Alan Lomax, Rachel MacLeod


track: Có ach Anna mo nighean

artist: Mary Gillies, Calum Johnston, Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about counting games / Impricean beag, ampricean beag


track: Commentary by Mary Gillies on rocking the cradle


track: Interview with Mary Gillies about work songs / Bà bà mo leanabh beag (II)


track: ?Se mo ghaol an t-aghan caisfhionn (My Darling Is The White-Legged Heifer)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about waulkings, work songs, and taigh céilidhs

artist: Mary Gillies, Annie Johnston, Mary Johnston, Alan Lomax


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about milking songs


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about work songs / Gaol a? chruidh (Dearest Of All The Cattle)


track: Unidentified mouth music tune (I)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about the mills, mass-produced clothing, and memories of Stornoway girls


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about the luadh (waulking)


track: Bà bà mo leanabh beag (I)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about Barra tweed and the luadh (waulking)


track: Cha dèid mise


track: Unidentified waulking song (IV) (fragment)


track: Gu dè ni mi (What Shall I Do?)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies and Annie Johnston about Cha dèid mise


track: Unidentified drinking song

artist: Mary Gillies, Neil Gillies, Annie Johnston, Mary Johnston, Rachel MacLeod, Mary MacNeil, Sandy MacNeil


track: Unidentified song fragments

artist: Mary Gillies, Alan Lomax


track: Unidentified waulking song (III) (version 3)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies about Bring Over The Bottle


track: Bring Over The Bottle


track: Unidentified waulking song (III) (version 2)


track: Unidentified waulking song (III) (version 1)


track: Unidentified waulking song (II)


track: Unidentified waulking song (I)


track: O ?s toil ?s is rò thoil liom (I Like, I Very Much Desire)


track: Interview with Mary MacNeil about waulking songs

artist: Alan Lomax, Mary MacNeil


track: Unidentified spinning song

artist: Sandy MacNeil

album: Garrygall 6/51


track: 'S am maistreadh a bh'aig Moire


track: O ?s moch an-diugh a rinn mi gluasad (Early Today I Moved Out)

artist: Marion Galbraith


track: ?S chunna mise mo leannan (I Saw My Love)


track: Bidh an deoch-s? air làimh mo rùin (This Drink Shall Be To The Hand Of My Love)


track: O ?s fhada bhuainn Anna (Far Away From Us Is Anna)


track: Mhurchaidh bhig nan gormshuil greannmhor (Little Murdoch Of Beguiling Eyes)


track: Interview with Mary Gillies about her mother's songs and wool work


track: ?S faill ì faill èileadh hò rò

artist: Neil Gillies


track: Interview with Neil Gillies about his life as a fisherman

artist: Mary Gillies, Neil Gillies, Alan Lomax


track: Song of Old Man MacNeill


track: Story of Old Man MacNeill


track: Grace's Favorite

artist: Chet Coughlan, John Dervan, Martin Grace, Eddie Moloney, Thomas Rourke, Agnes (Aggie) Whyte, Bridie Whyte

album: Galway City II 2/51


track: Unidentified polka


track: Killalaghton Reel


track: Harvest Home


track: Bog Down In The Valley


track: The Ashplant / The Grouse In The Bog


track: The Lark In The Morning (II)


track: The Mason's Apron

artist: Agnes (Aggie) Whyte, Bridie Whyte


track: The Maid Among The Roses (The Boyne Hunt) / Shannon Breeze (Rolling In The Ryegrass)

artist: Chet Coughlan, Eddie Moloney


track: The Twelfth Day


track: The Bird In The Tree


track: Miss McLeod's Reel


track: Old Joe Clark

artist: Alan Lomax


track: Uncle Joe (II)

artist: Alan Lomax, Agnes (Aggie) Whyte


track: Uncle Joe (I)


track: Interview with Agnes Whyte about Uncle Joe


track: Interview with member of the Ballinakill Ceilidhe band about similarities between American hillbilly and Irish dance music and on ceilidhe bands

artist: Alan Lomax, Unidentified man


track: The Lark In The Morning (I)


track: Bonny Kate / Jenny's Chickens (III)

artist: Agnes (Aggie) Whyte

album: Galway City I 1/51


track: Reavy's Reel


track: Bonny Kate / Jenny's Chickens (II)


track: Irish Washerwoman / Whelan's Jig


track: Bonny Kate / Jenny's Chickens (I)


track: Braw Young Lad (II)

artist: Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller

album: Ewan MacColl 2/51


track: Van Dieman's Land (Come All Ye Gallant Poacher Lads)


track: Roy's Wife Of Aldivalloch (I) (duplicate)


track: The Chevaliers' Muster Roll (Little Ken Ye Wha's Comin') (III)


track: The Jew's Daughter (Little Sir Hugh) (one verse only) (II)


track: The Heir Of Lynne


track: Johnson's Motor Car


track: The Jew's Daughter (Little Sir Hugh) (one verse only) (I)


track: Fourpence A Day


track: The Four-Loom Weaver


track: McCafferty


track: Bens Of Jura


track: Hurrah For The Life In The Factory (fragment)


track: Just One More Chance

artist: Joan Littlewood, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller, Unidentified man


track: Ain't Gonna Rain No More


track: The Leader's A Bleeder


track: Forward Unemployed


track: Jimmy Maxton And The ILP


track: He Works Down Below


track: Interview with Ewan MacColl and Joan Littlewood about weaving songs

artist: Joan Littlewood, Alan Lomax, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller


track: Unidentified football song


track: Saw Ye The Cotton Spinners (parody)


track: Last May A Braw Wooer


track: The Outlandish Knight


track: Mother Bird To Her Chicks


track: Huntingtower (When Ye Gang Awa, Jamie) (fragment)


track: The Laidley Worm


track: MacGregor's Gathering


track: Jock O The Side


track: Hughie Graham


track: Came Ye By Athol


track: Duncan Gray


track: Interview with Ewan MacColl about The Chevaliers' Muster Roll (Little Ken Ye Wha's Comin')

artist: Alan Lomax, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller


track: Roy's Wife Of Aldivalloch (III)


track: Whig And Tory


track: The Chevaliers' Muster Roll (Little Ken Ye Wha's Comin') (II)


track: The Wee German Laddie


track: Interview with Maggie McDonagh about Ní Phósfainn mo Mháire (The Best Boy In The Village) (I)

artist: Maggie McDonagh, Robin Roberts

album: Oughterard 1/51


track: Dóín-dú Ó Dighdil Ó

artist: Maggie McDonagh


track: Interview with Maggie McDonagh about Mo Cheallaichín Fionn (Little Fair-Haired Kelly)

artist: Alan Lomax, Maggie McDonagh


track: A Pheigí na gCarad (Our Goodman)

artist: Colm Keane


track: Soldier, Soldier


track: Bean Pháidín (Pat's Wife) (fragment)


track: An tSeanbhean (The Old Woman)


track: Na Ceannabháin Bhána


track: Bean Pháidín (Pat's Wife)


track: Nighean ad thall hu go (The Jealous Woman)

artist: Catherine MacKellaig

album: Onich 6/51


track: Cha dig Mor mo bhean dhachaidh


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about Gaelic

artist: Alan Lomax, Norman MacCaig, Catherine MacKellaig


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about Thanaig a' righ air tir am Muideart / Thanaig a' righ air tir am Muideart (The King Has Landed At Moidart)


track: Gur e mise he mandu


track: Ruighleadh cailleach Eachainn Mhoir


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about Siod an coileach air a' sparr (The Cock Went To Roost)

artist: Alan Lomax, Catherine MacKellaig


track: Siod an coileach air a' sparr (The Cock Went To Roost / The White Pullet)


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about The Cake Song


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about A ro 's gun dheoghail na laoigh (Ah-Ho-Row, The Calves Have Sucked)


track: Interview with Catherine MacKellaig about her mother's family and Duncan Ban


track: The Cake Song


track: A ro 's gun dheoghail na laoigh (Ah-Ho-Row, The Calves Have Sucked)


track: Border Fray (II)

artist: Jack Armstrong

album: Newcastle 4/51


track: Border Fray (fragment)

artist: Jack Armstrong, Alice Ellis


track: Keel Row (fragment)


track: Marton's Hornpipe (Roxburgh Castle)


track: Unidentified pipe tune


track: My Bonnie Lad


track: Marton's Hornpipe (Roxburgh Castle) (conclusion)


track: Talk/ambience (key changing)


track: Come Ye Not To Newcastle


track: Sweet Hesleyside


track: Chevy Chase


track: Border Fray (I)


track: Rothbury Hills


track: Keel Row (I)

artist: Jack Armstrong, Les Beattie, Alice Ellis, Roy Hartnell


track: Keel Row (II)


track: Unidentified jig


track: Interview with Jack Armstrong about his Northumbrian Barnstormers

artist: Jack Armstrong, Alan Lomax


track: Talk/ambience


track: Set of four unidentified dance tunes


track: Set of three unidentified dance tunes


track: The Call Of The Pipes


track: The Shepherd's Wife


track: The story of Captain Frederick

artist: Angus MacMillan

album: Near Loch Bee 6/51


track: An t-amadan 's an Dròbhair


track: Duan no Ceardaich


track: The Farmer's Boy

artist: Mark Anderson, Robert Beadle

album: Middleton-in-Teesdale 4/51


track: Grandfather's Old Arm Chair

artist: Mark Anderson


track: Ting-a-ling

artist: Mark Anderson, Robert Beadle, Tommy Beadle


track: The Oyster Girl


track: High Force Agricultural Show


track: Little Bo Peep


track: Interview with Mark Anderson about The Bonny Moorhen and broadsheets

artist: Mark Anderson, Alan Lomax


track: The Bonny Moorhen


track: Unidentified song fragment (V)


track: You Gallant Poacher Lads

artist: Thomas Raine


track: Durham Gaol


track: Let The Clouds Roll By

artist: Robert Beadle


track: Unidentified concertina tune


track: Lovesick Bonnie Lassie


track: The Rakes Of Mallow (II)


track: While London Sleeps


track: The Teesdale Hills


track: Old Black Joe / Swanee River


track: Unidentified barn dance tune


track: Unidentified song fragment (IV)


track: Old Towler


track: Unidentified song fragment (III)


track: The Rakes Of Mallow (I)


track: Unidentified song (II)


track: Cucúín (The Cuckoo)

artist: Diarmuid (Dermot O'Riordan) Ó Riordáin

album: Macroom II 1/51


track: Unidentified song (I)


track: Ní fhaca le Tamall

artist: Diarmuid (Dermot O'Riordan) Ó Riordáin, Seán Eoin (Sean O'Sullivan) Ó Súilleabháin


track: Dé Bheatha-sa, a Thaidhg


track: Lá Úd na Meithile


track: Lá Úd na Meithile (album edit) (I)


track: What Would You Do?

artist: Elizabeth Cronin

album: Macroom I 1/51


track: Lannigan's Ball


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin about modern songs

artist: Elizabeth Cronin, Alan Lomax


track: The Charming Sweet Girl That I Love


track: Seothó Ló, a Thoil


track: Talk/ambience


track: Ó, a Bhó (The Cow's Song)


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin on Lord Gregory


track: Lord Gregory (conclusion)


track: Lord Gregory


track: Níl Mo Shláinte ar Fónamh (My Health Is Not Good)


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin about singing


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin about Cucanandy


track: A Bhean Úd Thíos


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin about A Bhean Úd Thíos


track: Dance To Your Daddy-O


track: Uncle Rat (Kitty Alone)


track: Interview with Elizabeth Cronin about Uncle Rat


track: Shule Agra


track: Polly Vaughan (Molly Bawn)

artist: A. L. (Bert) Lloyd

album: London 4/51


track: Shule Agra (false start)


track: Interview with A. L. (Bert) Lloyd about We Are The Romans

artist: A. L. (Bert) Lloyd, Alan Lomax


track: I Lost It On Cavalry's Hill


track: The Cruel Ship's Captain


track: We Are The Romans


track: One Two Three Alairy


track: Sally Go Round The Sun


track: The Hunting Of The Wren


track: Green Gravel


track: The Bonny Boy (The Trees They Do Grow High) (Young And Growing)


track: Interview with A. L. (Bert) Lloyd about The Hunting Of The Wren


track: Interview with A. L. (Bert) Lloyd about The Bonny Boy (The Trees They Do Grow High) (Young And Growing)


track: Interview with A. L. (Bert) Lloyd about The Duke Of Grantham


track: The Duke Of Grantham (The Duke Of Grafton)


track: The Bramble Briar (The Cruel Brothers)


track: Christ Me Did Ransom


track: Interview with A. L. (Bert) Lloyd about The Bramble Briar


track: East Virginia Blues (I Was Born In Old Virginia)

artist: Robin Roberts

album: London 3/51


track: Dance To Your Daddy


track: I Wish I Was In Bowling Green


track: Who Killed Cock Robin?


track: She Moved Through The Fair (II)


track: She Moved Through The Fair (I)


track: The Foggy Dew

artist: Francis (Jack) Dillon

album: London 1/51


track: Pleasant And Delightful


track: Pleasant And Delightful (last verse)


track: Interview with Jack Dillion about McCaffrey

artist: Francis (Jack) Dillon, Alan Lomax


track: McCaffery


track: One-Eyed Riley


track: One-Eyed Riley (last verse)


track: In Newlyn Town


track: The Whore Of Dunblaine


track: The Dying Cowboy


track: The Dire History Of Mary Arnold, The Female Monster (Black Beetles)

artist: Colin Davis

album: London 1951


track: Down By The Seashore (The Lover's Lament)


track: None Ever Loved As I


track: The Captain's Apprentice


track: Story of the poor man in the graveyard

artist: Neill O'Boyle

album: Letterkenny 2/51


track: Medley of fiddle airs


track: Éirigh Suas, a Stóirín (Rise Up, My Love)

artist: Kitty Gallagher


track: Seothín Seothó


track: Bríd Bhocht (Poor Bridget)


track: Irene, go dTé Tú Slán (Irene, Goodnight)


track: Coinnleach Glas an Fhómhair (The Green Autumn Stubble) (II)


track: Untitled keen for a dead child


track: Is Deas an Fear I mBaile Mé (I'm A Useful Man About The House) (II)


track: Coinnleach Glas an Fhómhair (The Green Autumn Stubble) (second verse only)


track: Coinnleach Glas an Fhómhair (The Green Autumn Stubble) (I)


track: Introduction to unidentified song


track: Eggs And Marrowbone


track: Is Deas an Fear I mBaile Mé (I'm A Useful Man About The House) (I)


track: Introduction to Coinnleach Glas an Fhómhair (The Green Autumn Stubble)

artist: Kitty Gallagher, Robin Roberts


track: Introduction to Eggs And Marrowbone


track: Dublin City


track: An Mhaighdean Mhara (The Mermaid)


track: Is Deas an Fear I mBaile Mé (I'm A Useful Man About The House) (false start)


track: Introduction to Is Deas an Fear I mBaile Mé (I'm A Useful Man About The House)


track: Medley of fiddle airs (III)


track: Introduction to Dublin City


track: Story of the poor man in the graveyard (with song) (fragment)


track: Introduction to An Mhaighdean Mhara (The Mermaid)


track: Medley of fiddle airs (I)


track: Medley of fiddle airs (II)


track: The Girls Of Cady


track: My Lagan Love

artist: Sean McDonagh

album: Kilnaleck 2/51


track: An Mhaighdean Mhara


track: She Walked Through The Fair


track: An Jug Mór is é Lán


track: Bean an Fhuir Rua (The Red-Haired Man's Wife)


track: The Roving Galway Boy


track: Interview with Sean McDonagh about The Queen of Connemara

artist: Sean McDonagh, Robin Roberts


track: The Queen Of Connemara


track: Sail Óg Rua (Young Red-Haired Sally)


track: Interview with Seamus Ennis about Sail Óg Rua (Young Red-Haired Sally)

artist: Seamus Ennis, Alan Lomax


track: Nóirín mo Mhian (Noreen, My Love)


track: Óró mo Bháidín (O My Little Boat)


track: Our Famous Cathal Brugh


track: Died For Love (III)

artist: Isla Cameron

album: Isla Cameron 2/51


track: Brigg Fair (II)


track: My Bonny Lad (II)


track: Brigg Fair (fragment)


track: Brigg Fair (I)


track: My Bonny Lad (I)


track: Died For Love (II)


track: Died For Love (I)


track: Brigg Fair (false start)


track: Seeds Of Love (II)


track: Seeds Of Love (I)


track: Seeds Of Love (fragment)


track: Pulling Bracken (III)


track: As He Walked Down By The River


track: Pulling Bracken (II)


track: The Blaydon Races


track: Pulling Bracken (I)


track: Maid Of The Sweet Brown Knowe

artist: Gerald Campbell


track: Till an crodh, laochain (Turn The Cows, Laddie) (III)

artist: Kate Nicholson

album: Iochdar 6/51


track: Milking by Kate Nicholson


track: Till an crodh, laochain (Turn The Cows, Laddie) (II)


track: Crodh Chailein (Colin's Cattle)


track: Interview with Kate Nicholson about milking songs

artist: Alan Lomax, Kate Nicholson


track: Till an crodh, laochain (Turn The Cows, Laddie) (I) / A hù a hò dheoghail na laoigh


track: A' bhanarach chaoin (The Tender-Hearted Dairymaid)


track: Pipe medley of three jigs

artist: Pipe Major John MacDonald

album: Inverness 7/51


track: Interview with Kate Nicholson about milking songs (edit)


track: Pipe medley of ten reels


track: Pipe medley of ten strathspeys


track: Pipe medley of eight marches


track: Kiss Of The King's Hand (II)


track: Kiss Of The King's Hand (I)


track: Merry Wife


track: Misty Moor


track: Charles Graham


track: Whistle And I'll Come Tae Ye Me Lad

artist: Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller

album: Hyde 6/51


track: Interview with Betsy Miller about a procession of Orangemen in Glasgow

artist: Alan Lomax, Betsy Miller


track: Eppie Morrie


track: Keuillin's Nae Sin (Kissing's No Sin)


track: Lord Randall

artist: Betsy Miller, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller


track: Interview with Betsy Miller about Lord Randall

artist: Alan Lomax, Betsy Miller, Jimmy (Ewan MacColl) Miller


track: Interview with Betsy Miller about Jamie Foyers


track: Falkirk Muir

artist: Hamish Henderson

album: Hamish Henderson 4/51


track: Johnny Cope


track: Come O'er The Stream, Charlie


track: Gaelic song of the Forty-Five


track: Unidentified lullaby


track: The Gillie Calum


track: Commentary by Hamish Henderson on The Gillie Calum


track: Wha Widna Fecht For Charlie


track: The Bonniest Lad I E'er Saw


track: My Love Was Born


track: Commentary by Hamish Henderson on later Jacobite songs


track: Awae Tae Aa The Whigs O Fyffe