Anglo-American shanties, lyric songs, dance tunes, and spirituals
By: edited by Alan Lomax
Contributors: Archive of American Folk Song
Series: Folk music of the United States
Publisher: Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Sea songs; English Folk songs; Spirituals (Songs)
Other titles: Ways of the world.; Glory in the meeting house.; Grub Springs.; Eighth of January.; Sally Goodin.; Cindy.; Old Joe Clark.; Chilly winds.; Cripple Creek.; Coal Creek march.; John Henry.; Train.; Sally Brown.; Haul away, my Rosy.; Pay day at Coal Creek.; Little dove.; Ten thousand miles.; Soldier, won't you marry me?; Jennie Jenkins.; Fod.; Roll on the ground.; Last of Callahan.
Notes: On container: AAFS-L2.

"From the Archive of American Folk Song."

Texts and bibliographical notes (5 leaflets) inserted.

In part with fiddle, plectral, or string-band acc.; includes fiddle tunes, harmonica solo, and banjo tunes.

Recorded at various places, 1937-1941.
Table of contents: title: Sally Brown; title: Haul away, my Rosy; title: Pay day at Coal Creek; title: The little dove; title: Ten thousand miles; title: Soldier, won't you marry me?; title: Jennie Jenkins; title: Fod; title: Roll on the ground; title: The last of Callahan; title: The ways of the world; title: Glory in the meeting house; title: Grub Springs; title: The eighth of January; title: Sally Goodin; title: Cindy; title: Old Joe Clark; title: Chilly winds; title: Cripple Creek; title: Coal Creek march; title: John Henry; title: The train.