The Richard Dyer-Bennet folk song book
Subtitle: 50 songs arr. for voice and guitar.
By: Piano arrangements by Harry A. Rubinstein. Illustrations by Rodney Shackell. [Designed by Eve Metz. Music autographed by Maxwell Weaner]
Contributors: Rubinstein, Harry A; Shackell, Rodney
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Subjects: Folk songs; Ballads
Notes: Discography: p. 176
Table of contents: title: The bailiff's daughter of Islington; title: Barbara Allen; title: The beggarman; title: Blow the candles out; title: The bold Fenian men; title: Bonnie Dundee; title: The bonnie Earl of Morey; title: Charlie is my darling; title: Cockleshells; title: Cock robin; title: Dinah and Villikens; title: Down by the sally gardens; title: Down in the valley; title: Drill, ye tarriers, drill!; title: Edward; title: Eggs and marrowbone; title: Fine flowers in the valley; title: The foggy, foggy dew; title: The fox and the geese; title: Frog went a-courtin'; title: The garden where the praties grow; title: Go down, Moses; title: The "golden vanity"; title: Greensleeves; title: The house carpenter; title: I ride an old paint; title: The Kerry recruit; title: The lady's policy; title: The lady who loved a swine; title: Lilli Burlero; title: Little pigs lie in the best of straw; title: The lonesome valley; title: Lord Rendal; title: A May Day carol; title: Molly Brannigan; title: Oft in the stilly night; title: Payday at Coal Creek; title: Pull off your old coat; title: The Quaker lover; title: The rising of the moon; title: Spanish is the loving tongue; title: The Spanish lady in Dublin city; title: Swapping song; title: The three ra'ens; title: The "Turkish revery"; title: Two maidens went milking one day; title: The vicar of Bray; title: Waltzing Matilda; title: Westryn Wynde; title: Willie Taylor;