Songs of childhood
By: edited by Richard K. Spottswood and Rick Ulman
Contributors: Library of Congress. Recording Laboratory; Archive of Folk Song (U.S.)
Series: Folk music in America -- v. 13
Publisher: Library of Congress. Music Division. Recording Laboratory
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] (Disc) /
Subjects: Children's songs; Folk music
Notes: "A bicentennial project:  Library of Congress, Archive of Folk Song"; includes recordings from field and commercial sources.

Various performers.

Recorded 1929-75.
Table of contents: title: I am just what I am (Homer Brierhopper); title: Jimmy Jenkins ; Rocky bye baby ; The coon and the bear (George & Ethel McCoy); title: Dr. Ginger Blue (Arthur Tanner & his Corn Shuckers); title: The old grey goose (Carolina Tar Heels); title: Sardines, pork and beans (Jennie Johnson & Group); title: Tra-le-la-la (Gid Tanner & his Skillet Lickers); title: Papier d'épingles (Edius Nacquin); title: The dirty dozen (Speckled Red)(Rufus Perryman)); title: Circus parade (Mustard & Gravy (Dixie's Tastiest Combination)); title: Don't the moon look pretty (Curtis Harton & Group); title: Les haricots sont pas salés (Anon); title: Three men went a-hunting (Byrd Moore and his Hot Shots); title: Two Papago songs (Juanita Xavier); title: Rip Van Winkle blues (Uncle Bud Landress); title: Poor little Bennie (Bela Lam & his Greene County Singers); title: At the first fall of snow (Molly O'Day & the Cumberland Mountain Folks); title: Two little orphans (Ernest V. Stoneman & the Blue Ridge Corn Shuckers); title: Old Blue (Frank Hovington)