Title: I'm old but I'm awfully tough traditional music of the Ozark region.
Authors: Missouri Friends of the Folk Arts.
Publisher: Missouri Friends of the Folk Arts,
Year: 1977
Subjects: Folk music Missouri Ozark Mountains.; Music United States; Ozark Mountains Region History.
Abstract: Traditional music, played and sung by folk musicians of the area. Recorded in the field. Includes some narration by the performers, and interviews with them. Book contains a history of the settlement of the Ozark region, information on music and performers, and the script for the parts of the record that are spoken or sung.
Contents: I'm old but I'm awfully tough -- Lighthouse -- Story -- Dixie blossom -- Walk along John -- Spokane waltz -- Bear Creek Sally Goodin -- Rattlesnake and the Texas pony -- Story -- Over the woods and through the snow -- Bunker hill -- Midnight shuffle -- Twinkle, twinkle little star -- Fort Smith -- Unnamed schottische -- Durang's hornpipe -- Whiskey before breakfast -- Kentucky waltz -- Gone to view that land -- Gipson Davy -- Wandering boy -- Heaven bells are ringing -- Dance around Molly -- Coming down from Denver -- Marmaduke's hornpipe -- Death of the old sow -- The old man who lived in the west -- She ought to been a lady -- Story -- Fat meat and dumplings -- Middlegrove -- Stoney point -- Massa Bill -- Fox chase -- Story of la Guignolee -- La Guignolee -- Story -- La Guignolee -- Rustic dance -- Father's schottische -- Jenny put the kettle on -- Story and unnamed tune - Molly musk -- Mule stories -- The old rock road -- Old man Portell's tune -- Grand picnic.